Bonnie Davies

I offer online counselling only.

My availability is Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 9.15am to 2.30pm.

I will help you to process your feelings and to make sense of what you are going through. Through careful and non-judgemental listening, I will create a chance for you to breathe, speak your truth and find the answers you need.

I believe that counselling is a great act of self-care. It can:

• Liberate you from blocks

• Help you know and like yourself

• Connect you to joy and meaning

• Vastly improve your relationships

Since I graduated in 2020, I have been drawn to working in the following areas and have developed skills and knowledge around them:

• Recovery and rebuilding after divorce or relationship breakdown

• Deciding whether to stay or leave a relationship

• Sexual desire differences in relationships

• Affairs

• Communication skills

• Dating

• Living as an adult who was adopted as a baby

• Shame around body-image and eating

• Grief of all kinds

I collaborate with you from the beginning on how to approach your counselling. We explore what you hope to achieve and the kind of support you would like. Some clients need more space to off-load and vent, whereas others prefer more input. I am able to offer both. I strive to attune and respond to you, and invite regular feedback on how far the counselling is meeting your needs.

Please contact me by email or text message to arrange an introductory call.

In your 15-mins free introductory call, I'll ask you a bit more about what has brought you to counselling and you can ask me any questions you have.

I offer online sessions of 50-minutes for £80. These are usually weekly but I can be flexible if needed or towards the end of working together.

I can suggest a number of sessions that would be effective or I can work to the number that you would like to have.

As an accredited member of BACP, I am fully committed to following their code of ethics. I also have at least 1.5hrs of supervision per month and attend two small peer supervision groups (one is for couples work). I attend regular professional development, for example, I am currently completing a 6-month couples program from the Internal Family Systems Institute.

I offer sessions on weekdays between 9.30am and 3.30pm.  Contact me for my current availability.

Looking for change?  I am trained to listen and will be fully focused on you. I offer support to explore and address any feelings, thoughts or behaviours that are negatively affecting your life. I am passionate about providing counselling that opens a pathway to more inner strength, joy and freedom.

My background and experience

Before training as a counsellor, I worked at Victim Support and supported survivors of rape, sexual assault and domestic abuse, in addition to many other types of crime. I have also been employed in schools, addiction recovery settings and a prison, primarily as a teacher but also incorporating mind-body approaches such as shiatsu and mindfulness meditation.

As a counsellor in an NHS medical practice, I assisted clients with many issues, for example, bereavement and long-term health conditions. I have studied a range of counselling theories, so I create an individualised approach to meet your unique needs. My areas of special interest are couples, depression, anxiety, family issues and low self-esteem. I have also engaged in workshops on discussing sexual problems in an inclusive, open and sensitive way.  

After gaining my counselling degree,  I volunteered at a rape and sexual abuse charity.  This has given me a good grounding in trauma-informed counselling practice.

First steps

For new clients, I offer a free 15-minute phone consultation, in which you can tell me about what has brought you to counselling and what you hope to achieve. Together, we can explore whether we are a good fit, and if not, we can discuss other ways for you to move forward.

I have had counselling myself, so I understand that it can take a lot to reach out for help and will treat you with kindness and respect. Clients have told me they have appreciated 'really being heard', and 'never being judged or told what to do'. I will relate to you with warmth, empathy and compassion.

I work in-person in Hathersage, Derbyshire and at Sheffield Wellness Centre in south-west Sheffield.  I also work online and can combine the two options, for extra convenience.

Email or text me to arrange your free 15 minute consultation. 

In your first session, we will get to know each other and you will gain an experience of what counselling with me is like.

I will ask you questions about your life in general, as well as your main concern.  If there is something you do not want to talk about, I will fully respect that, whilst leaving the option open for you to return to anything important when you are ready.  

I offer brief and extended work and we will talk about how long you would like to use counselling for.  This is flexible based on your need and open for regular review. 

I offer first sessions of 50 minutes for £60 (or 60 minutes for £85 for couples), which is the same as my continuing sessions. 

I offer online counselling only.

My availability is Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 9.15am to 2.30pm.

I will help you to process your feelings and to make sense of what you are going through. Through careful and non-judgemental listening, I will create a chance for you to breathe, speak your truth and find the answers you need.

I believe that counselling is a great act of self-care. It can:

• Liberate you from blocks

• Help you know and like yourself

• Connect you to joy and meaning

• Vastly improve your relationships

Since I graduated in 2020, I have been drawn to working in the following areas and have developed skills and knowledge around them:

• Recovery and rebuilding after divorce or relationship breakdown

• Deciding whether to stay or leave a relationship

• Sexual desire differences in relationships

• Affairs

• Communication skills

• Dating

• Living as an adult who was adopted as a baby

• Shame around body-image and eating

• Grief of all kinds

I collaborate with you from the beginning on how to approach your counselling. We explore what you hope to achieve and the kind of support you would like. Some clients need more space to off-load and vent, whereas others prefer more input. I am able to offer both. I strive to attune and respond to you, and invite regular feedback on how far the counselling is meeting your needs.

Please contact me by email or text message to arrange an introductory call.

In your 15-mins free introductory call, I'll ask you a bit more about what has brought you to counselling and you can ask me any questions you have.

I offer online sessions of 50-minutes for £80. These are usually weekly but I can be flexible if needed or towards the end of working together.

I can suggest a number of sessions that would be effective or I can work to the number that you would like to have.

As an accredited member of BACP, I am fully committed to following their code of ethics. I also have at least 1.5hrs of supervision per month and attend two small peer supervision groups (one is for couples work). I attend regular professional development, for example, I am currently completing a 6-month couples program from the Internal Family Systems Institute.

I am available on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 9.15am to 2.30pm.

I will help you to process your feelings and to make sense of what you are going through.  Through careful and non-judgemental listening, I will create a chance for you to breathe, speak your truth and find the answers you need.

I believe that counselling is a great act of self-care.  It can:

• Liberate you from blocks 
• Help you know and like yourself
• Connect you to joy and meaning
• Vastly improve your relationships

Since I graduated in 2020, I have been drawn to working in the following areas and have developed skills and knowledge around them:

• Recovery and rebuilding after divorce or relationship breakdown
• Deciding whether to stay or leave a relationship
• Sexual desire differences in relationships
• Affairs
• Communication skills
• Dating
• Living as an adult who was adopted as a baby
• Shame around body-image and eating
• Grief of all kinds

I collaborate with you from the beginning on how to approach your counselling.  We explore what you hope to achieve and the kind of support you would like.  Some clients want more space to off-load and vent, whereas others prefer more input.  I am able to offer both.  I strive to attune and respond to you, and invite regular feedback on how far the counselling is meeting your needs.

Please contact me by email or text message to arrange an introductory call.

In your 15-mins free introductory call, I'll ask you a bit more about what has brought you to counselling and you can ask me any questions you have.

I offer online sessions of 50-minutes for £80.  These are usually weekly but I can be flexible if needed or towards the end of working together.

I can suggest a number of sessions that would be effective or I can work to the number that you would like to have.  

As an accredited member of BACP, I am fully committed to following their code of ethics.  I also have at least 1.5hrs of supervision per month and attend two small peer supervision groups (one is for couples work).  I attend regular professional development, for example, I am currently completing a 6-month couples program from the Internal Family Systems Institute.

My availability is Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 9.15am to 2.30pm.

I will help you to process your feelings and to make sense of what you are going through. Through careful and non-judgemental listening, I will create a chance for you to breathe, speak your truth and find the answers you need.

I believe that counselling is a great act of self-care. It can:

• Liberate you from blocks

• Help you know and like yourself

• Connect you to joy and meaning

• Vastly improve your relationships

Since I graduated in 2020, I have been drawn to working in the following areas and have developed skills and knowledge around them:

• Recovery and rebuilding after divorce or relationship breakdown

• Deciding whether to stay or leave a relationship

• Sexual desire differences in relationships

• Affairs

• Communication skills

• Dating

• Living as an adult who was adopted as a baby

• Shame around body-image and eating

• Grief of all kinds

I collaborate with you from the beginning on how to approach your counselling. We explore what you hope to achieve and the kind of support you would like. Some clients need more space to off-load and vent, whereas others prefer more input. I am able to offer both. I strive to attune and respond to you, and invite regular feedback on how far the counselling is meeting your needs.

I work online and in-person at Sheffield Wellness Centre https://sheffieldwellnesscentre.co.uk/

Please contact me by email or text message to arrange an introductory call.

In your 15-mins free introductory call, I'll ask you a bit more about what has brought you to counselling and you can ask me any questions you have.

I offer sessions of 50-minutes for £80. These are usually weekly but I can be flexible if needed or towards the end of working together. 

I can suggest a number of sessions that would be effective or I can work to the number that you would like to have.

As an accredited member of BACP, I am fully committed to following their code of ethics. I also have at least 1.5hrs of supervision per month and attend two small peer supervision groups (one is for couples work). I attend regular professional development, for example, I am currently completing a 6-month couples program from the Internal Family Systems Institute.