Samantha Jones

I work flexibly from Monday to Friday and currently have a few varied spaces available for new clients.

I am a qualified and BACP-accredited psychotherapeutic counsellor with over 10 years’ experience working with patterns of abuse, neglect, and complex relational trauma.

I specialise in trauma-informed narcissistic abuse recovery counselling, supporting adults who have been impacted by emotionally abusive, manipulative, or coercive relationship dynamics and who wish to restore their sense of self.

I work with clients who have experienced narcissistic or emotionally abusive relationships and who may feel confused, self-doubting, emotionally depleted, or disconnected from themselves as a result.

My experience includes working with the long-term psychological effects of gaslighting, emotional manipulation, boundary erosion, and loss of identity following abusive dynamics.

My approach is trauma-informed, relational, and grounded in psychological safety. I work at a pace that supports nervous system regulation and avoids re-traumatisation.

Therapy offers space to explore what has been experienced, reduce self-blame, and rebuild self-trust, self-worth, and a clearer sense of personal boundaries. I aim to provide a consistent, respectful, and non-judgemental therapeutic relationship.

How therapy may help:

Counselling can support clients to:

* Make sense of abusive relationship dynamics

* Rebuild trust in their own perceptions and feelings

* Address the impact of chronic emotional abuse

* Strengthen boundaries and sense of autonomy

* Reconnect with identity, values, and self-compassion

I am particularly mindful of how subtle and cumulative emotional abuse can affect empathic or highly sensitive individuals. I work collaboratively and with care, recognising each client’s resilience and individual process.

My practice is informed by ongoing professional development, clinical supervision, and adherence to the BACP Ethical Framework.

I aim to offer a calm and containing space where clients feel heard, believed, and supported in their recovery. Healing from narcissistic abuse is a gradual process, and therapy is shaped around what feels manageable and appropriate for each individual.

I offer a free 30 minute consultation call to answer any questions and for you to get a feel for my style of working. There is no obligation to agree to sessions and you are welcome to take time afterwards to think about it.

If you decide that you would like to go ahead and book in, the first session involves taking some basic assessment details for safe practice. This is done at the start of the session with your consent.

Please note: Sessions are ONLINE ONLY

Please contact me for availability. I currently have some limited spaces for new clients on various days and times during the working week.

I am a qualified and BACP-accredited psychotherapeutic counsellor with over 10 years’ experience working with patterns of abuse, neglect, and relational trauma.

I specialise in trauma-informed narcissistic abuse recovery counselling, supporting adults who have been impacted by emotionally abusive, manipulative, or coercive relationship dynamics and who wish to restore their sense of self.

I work with clients who have experienced narcissistic or emotionally abusive relationships and who may feel confused, self-doubting, emotionally depleted, or disconnected from themselves as a result.

My experience includes working with the long-term psychological effects of gaslighting, emotional manipulation, boundary erosion, and loss of identity following abusive dynamics.

My approach is trauma-informed, relational, and grounded in psychological safety. I work at a pace that supports nervous system regulation and avoids re-traumatisation.

Therapy offers space to explore what has been experienced, reduce self-blame, and rebuild self-trust, self-worth, and a clearer sense of personal boundaries. I aim to provide a consistent, respectful, and non-judgemental therapeutic relationship.

How therapy may help:

Counselling may support clients to:

* Make sense of abusive relationship dynamics

* Rebuild trust in their own perceptions and feelings

* Address the impact of chronic emotional abuse

* Strengthen boundaries and sense of autonomy

* Reconnect with identity, values, and self-compassion

I am particularly mindful of how subtle and cumulative emotional abuse can affect empathic or highly sensitive individuals. I work collaboratively and with care, recognising each client’s resilience and individual process.

My practice is informed by ongoing professional development, clinical supervision, and adherence to the BACP Ethical Framework.

I aim to offer a calm and containing space where clients feel heard, believed, and supported in their recovery. Healing from narcissistic abuse is a gradual process, and therapy is shaped around what feels manageable and appropriate for each individual.

I offer a free 30 minute video consultation call over Zoom to give you a chance to ask any questions and to hear more about the way that I work. There is no obligation to continue with sessions if it does not feel right for you. You are welcome to take time after the consultation to think it through.

All therapy sessions are ONLINE only. Please contact me to arrange a suitable time and day.

Sessions are ONLINE ONLY 

Please contact me for availability. I currently have some limited spaces over Monday- Friday to take on a few new clients.

I am a qualified and BACP-accredited psychotherapeutic counsellor with over 10 years’ experience working with patterns of abuse, neglect, and relational trauma.

I specialise in trauma-informed narcissistic abuse recovery counselling, supporting adults who have been impacted by emotionally abusive, manipulative, or coercive relationship dynamics and who wish to restore their sense of self.

I work with clients who have experienced narcissistic or emotionally abusive relationships and who may feel confused, self-doubting, emotionally depleted, or disconnected from themselves as a result.

My experience includes working with the long-term psychological effects of gaslighting, emotional manipulation, boundary erosion, and loss of identity following abusive dynamics.

My approach is trauma-informed, relational, and grounded in psychological safety. I work at a pace that supports nervous system regulation and avoids re-traumatisation.

Therapy offers space to explore what has been experienced, reduce self-blame, and rebuild self-trust, self-worth, and a clearer sense of personal boundaries. I aim to provide a consistent, respectful, and non-judgemental therapeutic relationship.

How therapy may help:

Counselling may support clients to:

* Make sense of abusive relationship dynamics

* Rebuild trust in their own perceptions and feelings

* Address the impact of chronic emotional abuse

* Strengthen boundaries and sense of autonomy

* Reconnect with identity, values, and self-compassion

I am particularly mindful of how subtle and cumulative emotional abuse can affect empathic or highly sensitive individuals. I work collaboratively and with care, recognising each client’s resilience and individual process.

My practice is informed by ongoing professional development, clinical supervision, and adherence to the BACP Ethical Framework.

I aim to offer a calm and containing space where clients feel heard, believed, and supported in their recovery. Healing from narcissistic abuse is a gradual process, and therapy is shaped around what feels manageable and appropriate for each individual.

I offer a free 30 minute video consultation call over Zoom to give you a chance to ask any questions and to hear more about the way that I work. There is no obligation to continue with sessions if it does not feel right for you. You are welcome to take time after the consultation to think it through.

All therapy sessions are ONLINE only. Please contact me to arrange a suitable time and day.

I work ONLINE only. I currently have some limited availability over flexible days during the working week for new clients.

I am a qualified and BACP-accredited psychotherapeutic counsellor with over 10 years’ experience working with patterns of abuse, neglect, and relational trauma.

I specialise in trauma-informed narcissistic abuse recovery counselling, supporting adults who have been impacted by emotionally abusive, manipulative, or coercive relationship dynamics and who wish to restore their sense of self.

I work with clients who have experienced narcissistic or emotionally abusive relationships and who may feel confused, self-doubting, emotionally depleted, or disconnected from themselves as a result.

My experience includes working with the long-term psychological effects of gaslighting, emotional manipulation, boundary erosion, and loss of identity following abusive dynamics.

My approach is trauma-informed, relational, and grounded in psychological safety. I work at a pace that supports nervous system regulation and avoids re-traumatisation.

Therapy offers space to explore what has been experienced, reduce self-blame, and rebuild self-trust, self-worth, and a clearer sense of personal boundaries. I aim to provide a consistent, respectful, and non-judgemental therapeutic relationship.

How therapy may help:

Counselling may support clients to:

* Make sense of abusive relationship dynamics

* Rebuild trust in their own perceptions and feelings

* Address the impact of chronic emotional abuse

* Strengthen boundaries and sense of autonomy

* Reconnect with identity, values, and self-compassion

I am particularly mindful of how subtle and cumulative emotional abuse can affect empathic or highly sensitive individuals. I work collaboratively and with care, recognising each client’s resilience and individual process.

My practice is informed by ongoing professional development, clinical supervision, and adherence to the BACP Ethical Framework.

I aim to offer a calm and containing space where clients feel heard, believed, and supported in their recovery. Healing from narcissistic abuse is a gradual process, and therapy is shaped around what feels manageable and appropriate for each individual.

I offer a free 30 minute video consultation call over Zoom to give you a chance to ask any questions and to hear more about the way that I work. There is no obligation to continue after this if it does not feel right for you. You are welcome to take time after the consultation to think it through.

All therapy sessions are ONLINE only. Please contact me to arrange a suitable time and day.

I work flexibly from Monday to Friday. I currently have availability for a few new clients for online only sessions.

I am a qualified and BACP-accredited psychotherapeutic counsellor with over 10 years’ experience working with patterns of abuse, neglect, and relational trauma.

I specialise in trauma-informed narcissistic abuse recovery counselling, supporting adults who have been impacted by emotionally abusive, manipulative, or coercive relationship dynamics and who wish to restore their sense of self.

I work with clients who have experienced narcissistic or emotionally abusive relationships and who may feel confused, self-doubting, emotionally depleted, or disconnected from themselves as a result.

My experience includes working with the long-term psychological effects of gaslighting, emotional manipulation, boundary erosion, and loss of identity following abusive dynamics.

Potential clients need to be aware that I offer online only therapy.

My approach is trauma-informed, relational, and grounded in psychological safety. I work at a pace that supports nervous system regulation and avoids re-traumatisation.

Therapy offers space to explore what has been experienced, reduce self-blame, and rebuild self-trust, self-worth, and a clearer sense of personal boundaries. I aim to provide a consistent, respectful, and non-judgemental therapeutic relationship.

How therapy may help:

Counselling may support clients to:

* Make sense of abusive relationship dynamics

* Rebuild trust in their own perceptions and feelings

* Address the impact of chronic emotional abuse

* Strengthen boundaries and sense of autonomy

* Reconnect with identity, values, and self-compassion

I am particularly mindful of how subtle and cumulative emotional abuse can affect empathic or highly sensitive individuals. I work collaboratively and with care, recognising each client’s resilience and individual process.

My practice is informed by ongoing professional development, clinical supervision, and adherence to the BACP Ethical Framework.

I aim to offer a calm and containing space where clients feel heard, believed, and supported in their recovery. Healing from narcissistic abuse is a gradual process, and therapy is shaped around what feels manageable and appropriate for each individual.

I offer a free 30 minute consultation over Zoom to give you a chance to ask any questions and find out a little more about my style of working. There is no obligation to continue past this point and you are welcome to take time afterwards to see if feels right for you.

All therapy sessions are ONLINE only. Please contact me to arrange a suitable time and day.

Limited flexible availability over several days. Please contact me for further information.

I have extensive experience working with trauma and abuse. I worked in clinical practice as a Supervisor for 3 years for a local charity. I have been working in a private capacity as an online only Supervisor for the last 2 years.

My practice is humanistic integrative and can encompass various modalities and ways of working.

I am interested in working with people who are self reflective and want to better understand the interpersonal dynamics that can activate between Client and Counsellor, particularly transference and counter transference. I have experience in understanding complex relational patterns which can be beneficial for both the Supervisee and the clients that they work with to understand. I am passionate about how early attachment and trauma shape our present day responses and also the process required to earn self security and healthy attachment.

 I work from a trauma informed attachment perspective and am interested in offering this knowledge to help others understand the themes and reactions embedded in the nervous system. 

I have experience working one to one and in groups.

I aim to create a safe relational space where deep exploration, self reflection and trust can develop.

If you are interested in enhancing your practice by learning about trauma informed work, then please contact me to arrange your free 30 minute consultation.

I offer a free informal 30 minute consultation to discuss your needs and suitability to work together. If we agree to work together, I will send out a Supervision questionnaire and working contract. I ask that this is sent back to me completed via email, prior to our first session.

Standard rates are:

1.5 hours of supervision - £80

1 hour - £60

I offer a concessionary rate for students of £55 per hour or £75 for 1.5 hours