Juan Fuste Aponte

I offer online counselling through live video or telephone sessions, providing a safe, supportive and welcoming space where you can talk openly and explore what may be affecting you. My approach is collaborative and centred around creating a therapeutic relationship where you feel heard, respected and able to work at a pace that feels manageable for you.

Sessions are 50 minutes and are usually held weekly at an agreed time. Together, we can explore the difficulties or concerns that have brought you to counselling and consider ways of developing greater understanding and coping. I believe that confidentiality, clear boundaries and a strong therapeutic relationship are important foundations for effective counselling.

I undertake regular counselling supervision to reflect on my practice and ensure that I work ethically and safely. Confidentiality is maintained within the limits explained at the beginning of therapy, including circumstances involving risk of harm, safeguarding concerns or where disclosure is required by law.

I offer a safe, supportive and welcoming space where you can explore what may be affecting you without judgement. I work collaboratively with clients, recognising that everyone’s experiences and needs are different.

Our sessions provide an opportunity to talk openly about difficulties, explore thoughts and feelings, develop greater self-understanding and consider ways of managing challenges. I aim to work at a pace that feels comfortable for you, while building a trusting and respectful therapeutic relationship.

My first session is an opportunity for us to begin getting to know one another and to establish a safe and supportive space for our work together. We will discuss what has brought you to counselling, what you would like support with and what you hope to gain from counselling. We will also discuss how we will work together, including confidentiality and its limits, boundaries and any relevant safety information. 

Regular attendance is encouraged to support continuity and therapeutic progress.