David Cuff

I currently have spaces available in-person or online. I work up to 8pm. I can do home visits if walkable or easily accesible by public transport

Perhaps you feel stuck, overwhelmed or disconnected from yourself or from the people around you. Maybe you are struggling to make sense of things that have happened to you, a relationship, a choice you have made, or simply the direction your life is taking. Sometimes we feel that something is not right without clarity about what can or needs to change.

I am a humanistic psychotherapeutic counsellor with over 10,000 hours of practice. I offer a non-judgemental and inclusive practice and am LGBTQI+ ND affirmative. I see neurodiversity as a difference, not a disorder. I see my role as a confidential companion to clients for a small part of their journey.

I provide a space where you can slow down, explore what is happening and make more sense and meaning of things. I believe people have a capacity for growth and change, and that each of us has our own path to cut through the woods.

I work in an experiential, Person-Centred and relational way. I follow your lead on the content and look after the process, while remaining curious about what you are experiencing in the moment. What happens between therapist and client can itself be helpful in making sense of what is happening outside therapy. We may pay attention to feelings, thoughts, relational ways of being and the felt sense of what is happening. I believe many people have more internal resources than they realise.

I believe experience is our great teacher, yet some experiences may teach us that we are not okay. We can then adopt ways of behaving that feel inauthentic, leaving us unseen and feeling alone. Therapy can provide an opportunity to develop greater authenticity and find new possibilities for living in the present.

I take a non-judgemental, relational, holistic approach, which is alive to all aspects of self and factors outside self; supporting a person’s forward momentum in simply being a person. I believe the body keeps the score and we all have experiential resources that can tell us more than we think. This approach is a gentle process that follows the client’s lead as to what is discussed, that is curious about felt senses and learning from what we are experiencing in the here and now.

I offer a free 30 minute consultation (via Zoom or Telephone) for people to confidentially discuss the expectations for counselling; and whether we feel it is good to enter the process together.

I ask for £50 for a 50 minute consultation in person (Brighton or Lewes).

I have availability and work up to 8pm GMT in person at either Hove, Brighton or Lewes; and online/phone.

I will consider home visits if you are easily accessible by public transport. 

Perhaps you feel stuck, overwhelmed or disconnected from yourself or from the people around you? Maybe you are struggling to make sense things that have happened to you, a relationship, a choice you have made, or simply the direction your life is taking. Sometimes we feel that something is not right without clarity about what can or needs to change.

I offer a non-judgemental and inclusive practice. I am LGBTQI+ ND affirmative person. I see neurodiversity as a difference, not a disorder. I am a humanistic psychotherapeutic counsellor with over 10,000 hours of practice. I see my role as a confidential companion to clients, on a small part of their journey.

I provide a space where you can slow down, explore what is happening and make more sense and meaning of things. I believe people have a capacity for growth and change, and that each of us has our own path to cut through the woods.

I work in an experiential, Person-Centred and relational way. I follow your lead on the content and I look after the process, while remaining curious about what you are experiencing in the moment. Often what plays about between therapist and client is helpful to making sense of what is going on outside the process. This can include paying attention to feelings, thoughts, relational ways of being and a felt sense of what is happening. I believe that many people have more internal resources than they realise.

I believe experience is our great teacher, yet some experiences may teach us that we are not okay; so we adopt inauthentic behaviours leaving us unseen and feeling alone. Therapy provides an opportunity to evolve greater authenticity and find new possibilities for living in the present.

I hold a postgraduate in Humanistic Psychotherapeutic Counselling from the University of Brighton and am a member of BACP, practising within its ethical framework. I also have professional training in menopause and the mind; online & phone counselling; relational depth; BPD; Dreams and child protection.

I have availability and work up to 8pm GMT in person at either Brighton or Lewes; and online/phone. 

I will consider home visits if you are easily accessible by public transport. 

Perhaps you feel stuck, overwhelmed or disconnected from yourself or from the people around you? Maybe you are struggling to make sense things that have happened to you, a relationship, a choice you have made, or simply the direction your life is taking. Sometimes we feel that something is not right without clarity about what can or needs to change.

I offer a non-judgemental and inclusive practice. I am LGBTQI+ ND affirmative person. I see neurodiversity as a difference, not a disorder. I am a humanistic psychotherapeutic counsellor with over 10,000 hours of practice. I see my role as a confidential companion to clients, on a small part of their journey. 

I provide a space where you can slow down, explore what is happening and make more sense and meaning of things. I believe people have a capacity for growth and change, and that each of us has our own path to cut through the woods.

I work in an experiential, Person-Centred and relational way. I follow your lead on the content and I look after the process, while remaining curious about what you are experiencing in the moment. Often what plays about between therapist and client is helpful to making sense of what is going on outside the process. This can include paying attention to feelings, thoughts, relational ways of being and a felt sense of what is happening. I believe that many people have more internal resources than they realise.

I believe experience is our great teacher, yet some experiences may teach us that we are not okay; so we adopt inauthentic behaviours leaving us unseen and feeling alone. Therapy provides an opportunity to evolve greater authenticity and find new possibilities for living in the present.

I hold a postgraduate in Humanistic Psychotherapeutic Counselling from the University of Brighton and am a member of BACP, practising within its ethical framework. I also have professional training in menopause and the mind; online & phone counselling; relational depth; BPD; Dreams and child protection.

I take a non-judgemental, relational, holistic approach, which is alive to all aspects of self and factors outside self; supporting a person’s forward momentum in simply being a person. I do believe the body keeps the score and we all have experiential resources that can tell us more than we think. My approach is a gentle process that follows the client’s lead as to what is discussed, that is curious about felt senses and learning from what we are experiencing in the here and now.

I offer a free 30 minute consultation (online or phone) for people to confidentially discuss the expectations for counselling; and whether we feel it is good to enter the process together. 

I am an experienced Business Management lecturer (CMBE); a qualified social science teacher; leadership development coach; career transition mentor; team and personal development coach/trainer; and humanistic psychotherapeutic counsellor. I have a faith in the human potential to develop in a positive direction.

I specialise in the creative, media and digital sector to work with agencies, production companies and individuals towards the outcomes they are seeking in the world of work and beyond. I advise on mental health in the workplace and work with organisations to support team members at times of distress.

I have a non-discriminatory, LGBTQI+ ND affirmative, experiential approach which is non-judgemental, relational and holistic. My inclusive approach is alive to all aspects of self and factors outside self. I seek to understand a person's unique context in this era of exponential technological change; post-covid change; growing uncertainty; and fears regarding environmental change; war; and personal safety. I offer concessionary rates delivering for 3rd sector and progressive organisations.

My qualifications include a PGDip in Humanistic Psychotherapeutic Counselling (University of Brighton); PGCE Social Science for FE (Keele University); BA Hons Economic & Social Studies (University of East Anglia); Systems Dialogue for Leaders (Hexagon Training); FIRO-B Trainer (OPP). As a member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy, I practice within their ethical framework. I am also an Interpersonal Needs expert and certified FIRO-B practitioner (OPP/Myers Briggs).

I work up to 8pm weekdays and will also deliver weekend trainings (with sufficient notice). 

I am an experienced Business Management lecturer (CMBE); a qualified social science teacher; leadership development coach; career transition mentor; team and personal development coach/trainer; and humanistic psychotherapeutic counsellor. I have a faith in the human potential to develop in a positive direction.

I specialise in the creative, media and digital sector to work with agencies, production companies and individuals towards the outcomes they are seeking in the world of work and beyond. I advise on mental health in the workplace and work with organisations to support team members at times of distress.

I have a non-discriminatory, LGBTQI+ ND affirmative, experiential approach which is non-judgemental, relational and holistic. My inclusive approach is alive to all aspects of self and factors outside self. I seek to understand a person's unique context in this era of exponential technological change; post-covid change; growing uncertainty; and fears regarding environmental change; war; and personal safety. I offer concessionary rates delivering for 3rd sector and progressive organisations.

My qualifications include a PGDip in Humanistic Psychotherapeutic Counselling (University of Brighton); PGCE Social Science for FE (Keele University); BA Hons Economic & Social Studies (University of East Anglia); Systems Dialogue for Leaders (Hexagon Training); FIRO-B Trainer (OPP). As a member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy, I practice within their ethical framework. I am also an Interpersonal Needs expert and certified FIRO-B practitioner (OPP/Myers Briggs).

I am a champion of experiential based learning in person, online or hybrid. 

I am a qualified social science teacher; leadership development coach; career transition mentor; team and personal development coach/trainer; former lecturer and CMBE; and humanistic psychotherapeutic counsellor. I have a faith in the human potential to develop in a positive direction.

I specialise in the creative, media and digital sector to work with agencies, production companies and creative individuals towards the outcomes they are seeking in the world of work and beyond. I advise on mental health in the workplace and work with organisations to support team members at times of distress.

I have a non-discriminatory, LGBTQI+ ND affirmative, experiential approach which is non-judgemental, relational and holistic. My inclusive approach is alive to all aspects of self and factors outside self. I seek to understand a person's unique context in this era of exponential technological change; post-covid change; growing uncertainty; and fears regarding environmental change; war; and personal safety. I offer concessionary rates delivering for 3rd sector and progressive organisations. 

My qualifications include a PGDip in Humanistic Psychotherapeutic Counselling (University of Brighton); PGCE Social Science for FE (Keele University); BA Hons Economic & Social Studies (University of East Anglia); Systems Dialogue for Leaders (Hexagon Training); FIRO-B Trainer (OPP). As a member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy, I practice within their ethical framework. I am also an Interpersonal Needs expert and certified FIRO-B practitioner (OPP/Myers Briggs).

I work in person or online/phone.

I offer an initial free consultation (via Zoom or Telephone) for prospective clients to confidentially discuss desired outcomes and/or challenges to be overcome; plus a Q&A with me as is required.