Rebecca Rogers

I am offering limited face-to-face counselling again - information about Covid-19 safety measures in place can be found on my website. Telephone and secure online video counselling sessions are still available to new and existing clients, to give more flexibility and choice when making decisions about therapy that works best for you.

Life can be very challenging and sometimes our usual ways of coping are not enough. Talking to a counsellor can help to think about what is going on for you, but taking the first steps can feel daunting, as can choosing the right counsellor to talk to.

I offer a caring and empathetic space to hear, accept and support you with whatever you are struggling with. Together we might look at something you have been holding for a long time, or explore new and unexpected feelings and emotions. People come to counselling for lots of different reasons, so whether you are feeling angry, confused, sad or something else, I offer you a supportive and non-judgemental therapy space to be yourself in.

I am a professionally trained integrative counsellor with a BSc (Hons) in Therapeutic Counselling. As a registered member of the BACP (British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy) I abide by their ethical framework. I work with adults and young people over 16 from all backgrounds. 

I have worked with clients on a wide range of issues including anxiety, depression, bereavement, loneliness and relationship problems. I am also an accredited counsellor for baby and infant loss with The Foundation for Infant Loss Training. I have a particular interest in supporting grief and loss but work with whatever the client needs to bring. Alongside talking therapy, I sometimes work creatively which can be a helpful way to access thoughts and feelings that are hard to express.

My therapy room in Farnham is up one flight of stairs, but I may be able to offer some flexibility in Guildford on the ground floor for easier access.