Adam Eagle

Welcome to this brief outline. Reaching out for help doesn’t come easily to many of us. Especially when we’re trying to contend with (maybe struggle with) something very personal. I acknowledge the effort you’ve made to seek out therapy, at what might be a tough time for you.

At the core of my approach is providing each client with empathy, acceptance, care, and genuineness.  We work together to reduce the emotional difficulties you are living with.  Each person has within them unique resources and insight and part of our process is to bring those to be central to the client’s healing and emotional well-being.

The work has a framework of boundaries. Within that, work will include looking ‘out there’ (what is happening in the client’s life, including his or her relationships) and ‘back then’ (how the past has shaped who the client is today). The relationship that develops between my client and I is always very important, with trust and safety as cornerstones of that relationship.

I use a number of counselling approaches in my work with clients. As well as talking therapy ( such as Transactional Analysis and CBT) we can use creative work, if the client is comfortable with this, including drawing, sand-tray, guided imagery and mindfulness and relaxation techniques.

An initial face-to-face consultation is free of charge. This is an opportunity for you to get a feel of how we could work together and to ask questions. I have counselling rooms in Hexham,  Ryton and Morpeth.

Welcome to this brief outline. Reaching out for help doesn’t come easily to many of us. Especially when we’re trying to contend with (maybe struggle with) something very personal. I acknowledge the effort you’ve made to seek out therapy, at what might be a tough time for you.

At the core of my approach is providing each client with empathy, acceptance, care, and genuineness.  We work together to reduce the emotional difficulties you are living with.  Each person has within them unique resources and insight and part of our process is to bring those to be central to the client’s healing and emotional well-being.

The work has a framework of boundaries. Within that, work will include looking ‘out there’ (what is happening in the client’s life, including his or her relationships) and ‘back then’ (how the past has shaped who the client is today). The relationship that develops between my client and I is always very important, with trust and safety as cornerstones of that relationship.

I use a number of counselling approaches in my work with clients. As well as talking therapy ( such as Transactional Analysis and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy) we can use creative work, if the client is comfortable with this, including drawing, sand-tray, guided imagery and mindfulness and relaxation techniques.

An initial face-to-face consultation is free of charge. This is an opportunity for you to get a feel of how we could work together and to ask questions. I have counselling rooms in Hexham,  Ryton and Morpeth, with the majority of clients seen at Morpeth.

After a period of telephone and Skype contact with clients, I am now returning to face-to-face work in Morpeth, with the other two locations returning in due course.

Welcome to this brief outline. Reaching out for help doesn’t come easily to many of us. Especially when we’re trying to contend with (maybe struggle with) something very personal. I acknowledge the effort you’ve made to seek out therapy, at what might be a tough time for you.

At the core of my approach is providing each client with empathy, acceptance, care, and genuineness.  We work together to reduce the emotional difficulties you are living with.  Each person has within them unique resources and insight and part of our process is to bring those to be central to the client’s healing and emotional well-being.  I have worked with clients who are on the autistic spectrum.

The work has a framework of boundaries. Within that, work will include looking ‘out there’ (what is happening in the client’s life, including his or her relationships) and ‘back then’ (how the past has shaped who the client is today). The relationship that develops between my client and I is always very important, with trust and safety as cornerstones of that relationship.

I use a number of counselling approaches in my work with clients. As well as talking therapy ( such as Transactional Analysis and CBT) we can use creative work, if the client is comfortable with this, including drawing, sand-tray, guided imagery and mindfulness and relaxation techniques.

An initial face-to-face consultation is free of charge. This is an opportunity for you to get a feel of how we could work together and to ask questions. I have counselling rooms in Hexham,  Ryton and Morpeth.