Julie Wilkes

If you need someone independent to talk with and listen to you and help you understand your thoughts and feelings please contact me. I work from private practices within Kings Norton (B38) and Harborne (B17).

I am a qualified Integrative Counsellor (FdA with Merit) and registered member of the British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy (BACP).   I've achieved accreditation status via BACP evidencing a high level of professionalism to my work.

At the heart of my practice is the understanding that our relationship is the key component for successful therapeutic outcomes.  I have gained the knowledge that a tailored, individual approach is necessary in order to adhere to all specific needs.

Whilst many of us have supportive family and friends who can help with difficulties we face, at times, the closeness of these relationships can detract from our personal journey of growth and discovery. Whilst I appreciate that the thought of counselling may be a difficult step, we will walk the journey together. Offering a neutral perspective throughout sessions, we will explore any issues you wish to share. Providing a therapeutic relationship with honesty and empathy, we will explore any issue within a non-judgmental and confidential space at a pace which enables thorough reflection and scope for change.

I counsel clients on a self-referral basis or through an Employee Assisted Programme of therapeutic support.   I am working with the Victim Support National Charity Agency supporting their clients at present.

Additionally, I have lectured at a University teaching counselling skills

Please click on my website link to hear what clients have to say about my practice

If you need someone independent to talk with and listen to you and help you understand your thoughts and feelings please contact me. I work from private practices within Kings Norton (B38) and Harborne (B17).

I am a qualified Integrative Counsellor (FdA with Merit) and registered member of the British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy (BACP).   I've achieved accreditation status via BACP evidencing a high level of professionalism to my work.

At the heart of my practice is the understanding that our relationship is the key component for successful therapeutic outcomes.  I have gained the knowledge that a tailored, individual approach is necessary in order to adhere to all specific needs.

Whilst many of us have supportive family and friends who can help with difficulties we face, at times, the closeness of these relationships can detract from our personal journey of growth and discovery. Whilst I appreciate that the thought of counselling may be a difficult step, we will walk the journey together. Offering a neutral perspective throughout sessions, we will explore any issues you wish to share. Providing a therapeutic relationship with honesty and empathy, we will explore any issue within a non-judgmental and confidential space at a pace which enables thorough reflection and scope for change.

I counsel clients on a self-referral basis or through an Employee Assisted Programme of therapeutic support.   I am working with the Victim Support National Charity Agency supporting their clients at present.

Additionally, I have lectured at a University teaching counselling skills

Please click on my website link to hear what clients have to say about my practice