Louise Brookes

Online availability only

Best availability at present is Monday  evenings and Friday afternoons 

​Hello, are you feeling stuck and would you like to see things a little differently?I’m Louise and I welcome you. You may have found my page because you’re looking for some support right now.

You may be struggling with anxiety or depression; trying to manage life's transitions; perhaps family relationships are strained or your self-confidence and self-esteem feels low? I use an integrative approach to work with a variety of topics, utilising techniques to best suit you.

I understand that talking about your difficulties may feel overwhelming but by providing a safe space and a caring relationship, I offer you a place to be listened to and to see things differently. 

I have over 10 years experience working within the field of psychology and mental health and have supported people with a range of difficulties including: issues around food and body image; identity; low self-esteem and confidence; anxiety and depression. 

Get in touch if you’d like support to see things differently 

By providing a safe space for you to feel listened to, understood, and not judged; I support you to see things differently. I believe in creating a collaborative relationship for you to discuss the issues affecting you at your own pace.

I’m currently working remotely providing online/telephone predominantly. I offer both short-term and long-term therapy depending on your current requirements.

I have experience working with clients with disabilities and long-term conditions including: MS; Cerebral Palsy; ME, CFS and rare neurological conditions. I also work with neurodivergent clients.

LGBTQ+ Ally 

In the first session we will get to know each other and you can ask questions about how I work and how we might work together. My approach is tailored to each individual.

Get in touch to book an initial session at a reduced rate.

Best availability currently is Monday evenings or Friday mornings. Get in touch for further details and flexibility.

Hello, are you feeling stuck and would you like to see things a little differently? I’m Louise and I welcome you. You may have found my page because you’re looking for some support right now.

I understand that talking about your difficulties may feel overwhelming but by providing a safe space and a caring therapeutic relationship, I offer you a place to be listened to and to help you see things differently.

You may be struggling with anxiety or depression; wondering how to manage different transitions in life, or perhaps relationships feel challenging or your confidence is low? I use an integrative approach to work with a variety of aspects, utilising techniques to best suit you. I can support you by discussing a range of issues at your own pace.

I also have extensive experience mentoring university students with mental health difficulties, which impacted on their academic performance. If you’re a university student looking for support then get in touch. 

I’m a registered member of the BACP, currently offering remote work online or via the telephone.

Get in touch if you would like to see things differently and to book an initial session at a reduced rate.

Currently offering remote sessions online or via the telephone. Sessions could be short-term or longer-term depending on your current circumstances.

My approach to therapy means that I consider you as the expert in you. We can discuss what brings you to therapy at your own pace and we will work collaboratively to enable you to process and make sense of your experiences. 

I have over 10 years experience working within the field of psychology and mental health and have supported people with a range of difficulties including: issues around food and body image; identity; low self-esteem and confidence, anxiety and depression. I often work with clients with physical disabilities or long-term health conditions including MS; Cerebral Palsy and ME; including working with rare neurological conditions and neurodivergent clients.

I'm an LQBTQ+ ally.

In the first session I will ask some questions about you and the topics you would like to discuss in therapy. It is a chance for us to get to know each other and see if we would like to work together. You will also have the opportunity to ask me any questions you may have about the process.

We will usually have a phone call prior to starting sessions and then an introductory session is offered at a reduced rate.

Best availability currently Monday or Tuesday evenings; or Friday mornings

Hello, are you feeling stuck and would you like to see things a little differently?I’m Louise and I welcome you. You may have found my page because you’re looking for some support right now. Are you feeling depressed or anxious? Get in touch to see if I can help.

I offer online and telephone sessions which enables me to work with clients across the UK as well as face to face sessions in Birmingham.

Are you experiencing anxiety or depression? You might be wondering how to manage different transitions in life; perhaps relationships feel challenging or you have low self-confidence or self-esteem? I work with a variety of topics, utilising techniques to best suit you.

I understand that talking about your difficulties may feel overwhelming but by providing a safe space and caring therapeutic relationship, I offer you a place to see things differently. My approach means that I consider you to be the expert in you. We can discuss what brings you to therapy at your own pace and we will work collaboratively to enable you to process and make sense of your experiences.

I have 10 years’ experience working in the field of psychology and mental health and have supported people with a range of challenges including: issues around food and body image; low self-esteem and confidence; identity; anxiety and depression. I also have extensive experience working with LGBTQ+ clients and clients with disabilities and long-term health conditions, such as MS, ME, Cerebral Palsy; alongside working with rare neurological conditions and neurodivergent clients or those who have multiple access needs.

I also have extensive experience mentoring university students with mental health difficulties, which impacted on their academic performance.

As a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP), I follow their ethical guidelines.

I’m currently offering remote work online or via the telephone, which allows you to work from a space that is accessible to you. 

In the first session I’ll ask you some demographic questions; tell you a little more about the way in which I work and ask what it is you’re looking for support with at this time. We’ll then decide together if we’d like to continue working together 

Best availability currently Monday or Tuesday evening and Friday morning

Hello, are you feeling stuck and would you like to see things a little differently?I’m Louise and I welcome you. You may have found my page because you’re looking for some support right now.

I offer online and telephone sessions which enables me to work with clients across the UK.

Are you experiencing anxiety or low mood? You might be wondering how to manage different transitions in life; perhaps relationships feel challenging or you have low confidence or self-esteem? I work with a variety of topics, utilising techniques to best suit you.

I understand that talking about your difficulties may feel overwhelming but by providing a safe space and caring therapeutic relationship, I offer you a place to see things differently. My approach means that I consider you to be the expert in you. We can discuss what brings you to therapy at your own pace and we will work collaboratively to enable you to process and make sense of your experiences.

I have 10 years’ experience working in the field of psychology and mental health and have supported people with a range of challenges including: issues around food and body image; low self-esteem and confidence; identity; anxiety and depression. I also have extensive experience working with LGBTQ+ clients and clients with physical disabilities and long-term health conditions, such as MS, ME and Cerebral Palsy. I also have experience working with rare neurological conditions 

I also have extensive experience mentoring university students, supporting them through mental health difficulties that may be impacting their studies. If you’re a university student looking for support then get in touch.

As a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP), I follow their ethical guidelines.

I’m an integrative therapist which means I view you as the expert in you and will listen in a non-judgemental way and summarise what you say in order to support you to see things differently.

I’m currently offering remote work online or via the telephone, which allows you to work from a space that is accessible to you. Get in touch to book an initial session at a reduced rate.

The first session is an assessment session where I will ask questions to get to know you and your needs and you will have the opportunity to ask me any questions. We will then decide if we’d like to work together on a short-term or long-term basis.

I work online. Best availability currently is Monday evenings or Friday mornings. 

Hello, are you feeling stuck and would you like to see things a little differently?I’m Louise and I welcome you. You may have found my page because you’re looking for some support right now.

By providing a safe space for you to feel listened to, understood, and not judged; I support you to see things differently. I believe in creating a collaborative relationship for you to discuss the issues affecting you at your own pace. 

You may be experiencing anxiety or depression; wondering how to manage different transitions in life; perhaps relationships feel challenging or your confidence is low? I have 10 years experience working in the mental health field; both psychology and counselling and have supported people with a range of difficulties including: issues around food and body image; identity; low self-esteem and confidence; anxiety and depression. I work with a variety of topics, utilising techniques to best suit you.

I also have extensive experience mentoring university students, supporting them through mental health difficulties that may be impacting their studies. If you’re a university student looking for support then get in touch.

I’m a registered member of the BACP, currently offering remote work online or via the telephone. Get in touch to book an initial session at a reduced rate.

I’m currently working remotely providing online/telephone sessions only. I offer both short-term and long-term therapy depending on your current requirements.

I have extensive experience working with clients with a range of physical disabilities and long-term health conditions including MS; Cerebral Palsy; ME and CFS. I also work with rare neurological conditions 

LGBTQ+ Ally 

In the first session we will get to know each other and you can ask questions you may have about how I work and how we might work together. 

Get in touch to book an initial session at a reduced rate.

Currently working remotely, online/telephone sessions only.

Best availability at present is a Monday or Tuesday evening or a Friday morning.

Are you  feeling anxious or low in mood; wondering how to manage different transitions in life, or perhaps relationships are strained? I use an integrative approach to work with a variety of topics, utilising techniques to best suit each individual.  I can support you by discussing topics at your own pace.

I understand that talking about your difficulties may feel overwhelming so by providing a safe space and a caring therapeutic relationship, I offer you a place to be listened to and to see things differently. 

I have experience working with physically disabled clients including working with rare neurological conditions and I am an LGBTQ+ ally. With over 10 years’ experience working in the mental health field as an Assistant Psychologist and Counsellor, I have supported people with a variety of challenges including: identity; self-esteem, confidence, issues around food and eating, relationships and transitions.

I also have extensive experience mentoring university students, supporting them through mental health difficulties that may be impacting their studies. If you’re a university student looking for support then get in touch.

Get in touch to book your first session at a reduced rate.

I offer both short-term and long-term work depending on your current requirements.

In the first session we will get to know each other, I will describe more about the way in which I work and we'll see if we think we can work together. We'll then discuss the topics you’d like to work on. 

Get in touch to schedule an initial session at a reduced rate.