Kerry Evans

Lack of meaning, serious illness, burn-out, loss, creative crisis – whatever your problems, you’ve decided to get some professional input and are now faced with the daunting task of finding the right therapist.

My approach is Humanistic, which means I’m interested, above all, in how you see the world and what makes you tick, and I’ll draw on a range of tools to find a way of working that suits you.  My style is pragmatic but warm.

I have worked as a therapist since 2010 and divide my time between a private practice in St Leonard’s and the Brighton Therapy Centre (BTC) where I am Co-Director.  Prior to joining BTC I managed the services of The Sara Lee Trust where I was also Deputy CEO and a practising therapist, working mainly with clients in cancer and palliative care.  Other experience includes student counselling, bereavement counselling and a more generalist private practice.  

I suggest that we speak on the phone in the first instance to discuss your needs.  We can then meet either in person or online for your first 50 minute session, after which you will probably have a sense of whether you want to continue to work with me, or try someone else.  Finding the right therapist is a very individual matter.

Lack of meaning, serious illness, burn-out, loss, creative crisis – whatever your problems, you’ve decided to get some professional input and are now faced with the daunting task of finding the right therapist.

My approach is Humanistic, which means I’m interested, above all, in how you see the world and what makes you tick, and I’ll draw on a range of tools to find a way of working that suits you. My style is pragmatic but warm.

I have worked as a therapist since 2010 and divide my time between a private practice in St Leonard’s and the Brighton Therapy Centre (BTC) where I am Co-Director. Prior to joining BTC I managed the services of The Sara Lee Trust where I was also Deputy CEO and a practising therapist, working mainly with clients in cancer and palliative care. Other experience includes student counselling, bereavement counselling and a more generalist private practice.  

I suggest that we speak on the phone in the first instance to discuss your needs. We can then meet either in person or online for your first 50 minute session, after which you will probably have a sense of whether you want to continue to work with me, or try someone else. Finding the right therapist is a very individual matter.