Victoria Oliver

In-person sessions are available in Lincoln on Saturday mornings.

Online sessions are available all day/evenings Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Monday evenings and Thursday afternoons. 

Life is difficult and finding someone you can open up to and share what it is you are struggling with can be invaluable. I offer you a supportive relationship helping you to reflect on your thoughts, feelings and experiences and take the action needed to create a future that better suits you as a person. Through this confidential and reflective relationship, you will be supported to uncover a deeper understanding of yourself and others.

Before becoming a counsellor, I worked in hospitality, an experience that strengthened my appreciation for people from all different walks of life and the importance of making others feel welcome. Outside of work, I enjoy walking in nature, reading, music, the arts and cooking. My own life has taught me that there are many valid ways to live a fulfilling life, including choosing not to have children, and I welcome clients from all backgrounds, identities and life choices with warmth, curiosity and respect.

I work as a humanistic-integrative therapist. This approach respects who you are as a whole person, your uniqueness and all the complexity of the life you now live. I work in a non-medicalised way, still taking into account any diagnosis you may have. I will ask you about your history growing up as this may help you see why you are as you are, and it also gives insight into your uniqueness as a person. My aim is to help you grow and mature as a person, in your work and relationships.

At your first session I will ask you to tell me more about what has brought you to counselling; your past experience of counselling; your expectations about counselling and your aims. Everything you share is confidential and if I think I cannot help you I will say. 

Online sessions are available all day/evenings Tuesdays and Wednesdays, Monday evenings and Thursday afternoons. 

Life is difficult and finding someone you can open up to and share what it is you are struggling with can be invaluable. I offer you a supportive relationship helping you to reflect on your thoughts, feelings and experiences and take the action needed to create a future that better suits you as a person. Through this confidential and reflective relationship, you will be supported to uncover a deeper understanding of yourself and others.

Before becoming a counsellor, I worked in hospitality, an experience that strengthened my appreciation for people from all different walks of life and the importance of making others feel welcome. Outside of work, I enjoy walking in nature, reading, music, the arts and cooking. My own life has taught me that there are many valid ways to live a fulfilling life, including choosing not to have children, and I welcome clients from all backgrounds, identities and life choices with warmth, curiosity and respect.

I work as a humanistic-integrative therapist. This approach respects who you are as a whole person, your uniqueness and all the complexity of the life you now live. I work in a non-medicalised way, still taking into account any diagnosis you may have. I will ask you about your history growing up as this may help you see why you are as you are, and it also gives insight into your uniqueness as a person. My aim is to help you grow and mature as a person, in your work and relationships.

At your first session I will ask you to tell me more about what has brought you to counselling; your past experience of counselling; your expectations about counselling and your aims. Everything you share is confidential and if I think I cannot help you I will say. 

Life is difficult and finding someone you can open up to and share what it is you are struggling with can be invaluable. I offer you a supportive relationship helping you to reflect on your thoughts, feelings and experiences and take the action needed to create a future that better suits you as a person. Through this confidential and reflective relationship, you will be supported to uncover a deeper understanding of yourself and others.

Before becoming a counsellor, I worked in hospitality, an experience that strengthened my appreciation for people from all different walks of life and the importance of making others feel welcome. Outside of work, I enjoy walking in nature, reading, music, the arts and cooking. My own life has taught me that there are many valid ways to live a fulfilling life, including choosing not to have children, and I welcome clients from all backgrounds, identities and life choices with warmth, curiosity and respect.

At your first session I will ask you to tell me more about what has brought you to counselling; your past experience of counselling; your expectations about counselling and your aims. Everything you share is confidential and if I think I cannot help you I will say. 

Life is difficult and finding someone you can open up to and share what it is you are struggling with can be invaluable. I offer you a supportive relationship helping you to reflect on your thoughts, feelings and experiences and take the action needed to create a future that better suits you as a person. Through this confidential and reflective relationship, you will be supported to uncover a deeper understanding of yourself and others.

Before becoming a counsellor, I worked in hospitality, an experience that strengthened my appreciation for people from all different walks of life and the importance of making others feel welcome. Outside of work, I enjoy walking in nature, reading, music, the arts and cooking. My own life has taught me that there are many valid ways to live a fulfilling life, including choosing not to have children, and I welcome clients from all backgrounds, identities and life choices with warmth, curiosity and respect.

Online sessions are available all day/evenings Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Monday evenings and Thursday afternoons. 

Life is difficult and finding someone you can open up to and share what it is you are struggling with can be invaluable. I offer you a supportive relationship helping you to reflect on your thoughts, feelings and experiences and take the action needed to create a future that better suits you as a person. Through this confidential and reflective relationship, you will be supported to uncover a deeper understanding of yourself and others.

Before becoming a counsellor, I worked in hospitality, an experience that strengthened my appreciation for people from all different walks of life and the importance of making others feel welcome. Outside of work, I enjoy walking in nature, reading, music, the arts and cooking. My own life has taught me that there are many valid ways to live a fulfilling life, including choosing not to have children, and I welcome clients from all backgrounds, identities and life choices with warmth, curiosity and respect.

Online sessions are available all day/evenings Tuesdays and Wednesdays, Monday evenings and Thursday afternoons. 

In-person sessions are available in Sleaford all day/evenings Tuesdays/Wednesdays and Monday evenings.

In-person sessions are available in Lincoln on Saturday mornings.

Life is difficult and finding someone you can open up to and share what it is you are struggling with can be invaluable. I offer you a supportive relationship helping you to reflect on your thoughts, feelings and experiences and take the action needed to create a future that better suits you as a person. Through this confidential and reflective relationship, you will be supported to uncover a deeper understanding of yourself and others.

Before becoming a counsellor, I worked in hospitality, an experience that strengthened my appreciation for people from all different walks of life and the importance of making others feel welcome. Outside of work, I enjoy walking in nature, reading, music, the arts and cooking. My own life has taught me that there are many valid ways to live a fulfilling life, including choosing not to have children, and I welcome clients from all backgrounds, identities and life choices with warmth, curiosity and respect.

I work as a humanistic-integrative therapist. This approach respects who you are as a whole person, your uniqueness and all the complexity of the life you now live. I work in a non-medicalised way, still taking into account any diagnosis you may have. I will ask you about your history growing up as this may help you see why you are as you are, and it also gives insight into your uniqueness as a person. My aim is to help you grow and mature as a person, in your work and relationships.

At your first session I will ask you to tell me more about what has brought you to counselling; your past experience of counselling; your expectations about counselling and your aims. Everything you share is confidential and if I think I cannot help you I will say.