Brenton Highmore

If you are thinking about accessing counselling it can seem like a daunting task, but you are not alone. Nearly all of the individuals I have worked with thought that others deserved counselling more than they did. I have been a qualified counsellor for over 15 years and have helped people from a wide range of backgrounds to work through many issues. For more information you can visit my website and if you do wish to contact, I will be happy to help.

I currently have space to offer sessions either virtually or in person from my private practice in Locksheath, just outside of Southampton and Portsmouth. As I work full time as a counsellor for the University of Portsmouth I am available Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 6pm while Tuesdays and Saturdays between 9am and 12.30pm.  I will be unavailable from mid-December but will be working again from the beginning of January

I have been a counselling supervisor since 2016 with experience of facilitating both group and individual sessions.   I have been trained in The Seven-Eyed Model for delivering supervision, however my background as an integrative therapist also informs my practice.  My counselling career thus far, working with Rape Crisis, the Metropolitan Police as well as secondary and higher education has provided me with a wealth of valuable experience that I hope will be of benefit

I am very comfortable working in-person or virtually using Zoom or phone, offering individual or small group supervision.  My work is always aligned to the BACP's Ethical Framework and I ensure the highest standards of confidentiality for those I work with and their clients.