Nicola Lambert

I have availability for new supervisees

I  qualified as a counsellor in 2010  ( Post Graduate Diploma ). I have been supervising  since 2016, both individuals and in small groups. I trained as a supervisor at CSTD in Bath and my supervision practice is based on the Hawkins and Shohet 7 eyed model of supervision.  I am Gestalt trained and find that integrating creative methods into my supervisions frequently leads to deep connections and insights. I lecture in counselling at London School of Theology.

Its important to find the right supervisor, why not give me a call and arrange an exploratory session?

My website is https://www.nicola-lambert.com/

 I have some availability for new clients

As a fully qualified and experienced Gestalt counsellor, my focus is on you in the room  with me today. Together, we will explore your reasons for coming to counselling.  Working at your pace, we will find ways for you to grow as a person. I am happy to work with you for a few sessions or for  a longer time. I work either online or in person.

My website is https://www.nicola-lambert.com/

 We may explore how your thinking and behaviour are affected by the environment and culture in which you grew up and now live. I will use a variety of interesting ways to explore and address together whatever is bothering you.

I am good at helping people to understand and manage their feelings better. This often leads to a reduction in anxiety, depression and stress.

 I have significant experience of working with people affected by addictions and other diagnosed mental health conditions. I have also worked extensively with people recovering from the impact of bereavement or other loss and abusive or traumatic relationships.

 I love it when clients find new purpose and direction in their lives as they start to flourish and grow in new ways.

It's important to find a counsellor you can trust-  why not give me a call to arrange an initial meeting in the safe calm space of my dedicated consulting room?

I work with adults over the age of 18.  I see clients either in person or by zoom or telephone.

When you contact me, I will call you for a brief discussion about what you are hoping for from counselling. We will normally then arrange an hour long initial exploratory session in which we will agree  a plan for our ongoing work. 

I work both with a fixed number of sessions ( normally 6 or 12) and in an open ended way.  Which we choose depends on your individual circumstances.