Helen Stone

I have availability and space for clients in training to be counsellors and requiring weekly therapy or monthly supervision. Please contact me for more information.

I offer individual and bespoke talking therapy through change, crisis, loss, bereavement, relationship and career challenges from a psychospiritual and holistic health perspective.

I am an established Counsellor, with a background in mentoring and coaching, and I work with clients who really want to uncover meaning from the therapy process and greater understanding about their life that they can take forwards in possibly new directions.

I'm also a qualified Supervisor and welcome enquiries.

I realise it can take a lot of courage to contact a counsellor and I therefore want to offer you the assurance that I take what I do very seriously and abide by the strictest code of ethics.

I find that my clients experience greater self-realisation and positive change by working with me over a concentrated period of time but I do offer one off sessions for people to find out more and see if counselling will work for them.

From May 2023, I will be relocating to Shrewsbury, Shropshire, and will continue to offer online zoom and telephone counselling, and in person private appointments for local clients. 

Testimonial from a recent client, AC:

"My experience of Helen's counselling was extremely positive. Helen immediately demonstrated advanced empathy when I was dealing with an upsetting bullying situation which of course resonated with other situations in my past and some of my present life.

I would not hesitate to recommend Helen if you needed warm yet entirely professional counselling".

I offer face to face sessions, walking / outdoor counselling therapy,  or you can opt for sessions on Zoom, phone or FaceTime.  

I work from a quiet private house in a well ventilated and comfortable ground floor room.  Access is through the side gate and there is a cloakroom, but I regret this is not suitable for wheelchairs.  

I offer water and also tea and coffee.

I encourage my clients to use their sessions for whatever they need to speak about at the time.  Sometimes, people feel that it is important to 'start at the beginning' and to give their story.  At other times, people may be in distress and may want to devote the time to a current or pressing problem.   I always encourage clients to ask any questions that they need to, especially if they haven't had counselling before.