Tamsin Cuthbert

I am available on Thursday daytime, 9.30am - 5.30pm for outdoor therapy and online therapy sessions, as well as Monday evening, 7.30-8.30pm for online sessions.

The outdoor therapy sessions (also known as Walk & Talk, Green, or Wild Therapy) will take place in Radyr, North Cardiff, along the River Taff, the canal, or in the woods, depending on the client's preference.  

Outdoor sessions are offered in all weathers, with the option of moving sessions online if the conditions are deemed unsafe - or if the client simply prefers to meet online that day. 

Online-only sessions are also available.

I am a qualified Counsellor & Psychotherapist, registered and accredited with the British Association for Counsellors & Psychotherapists (BACP).  I currently work for the NHS as a Parent Carer Counsellor, offering 1:1 counselling and couples counselling, as well as offering private practice.   Prior to this NHS role I have worked in a variety of settings supporting family members  including schools, colleges, university, charities, hospices and a children's hospital.

Born abroad, and having travelled and lived in different cities and countries, I bring both experience and a continued interest to cross-cultural work, and the joys and challenges posed by difference.

I love to be outdoors, and the therapeutic impact of nature is something I have not only researched, but have also experienced personally, and increasingly enjoy exploring with my clients. 

My main therapeutic goals are a) to facilitate new understanding and insight for my clients, by providing them with opportunities to consider where they currently are, how they got there, and where they want to be, and b) to help my clients identify the change/s they desire and the necessary action required - however small these initial steps are.  

This is achieved largely through talking therapy, as well as optional reflective activities carried out either during or between therapy sessions - depending on how the client wishes to engage with therapy. 

Although trained as an MA Integrative Counsellor and Psychotherapist (drawing on humanistic, psychodynamic and Cognitive Behaviour Therapy counselling theories and models), I prefer to explain my therapeutic approach jargon-free, as one that enables my clients to feel safely heard and held (metaphorically); reflecting on past or present experiences, behaviours, and relationships; naming the change/s they desire; and identifying the resources they have and need (internally and externally) for these changes to be made possible.

Creative, mindful, and reflective interventions are available to all clients.

As meaning-making creatures, I like to explore life's bigger questions with my clients, whether from a particular faith/spiritual viewpoint, or none, and to consider their sense of purpose.

We will regularly review our work together to ensure the clients needs are being met, and to readdress the focus of our therapy sessions, to incorporate evolving desired change/action.

My specialist areas of interest are: Bereavement (including bereaved by suicide); living losses (such as life-limiting & chronic health conditions); change/loss/transition; family relationships; self-esteen and identity/sexuality; and couples counselling.

I offer a free 15 minute consultation (by phone or online) to discuss working together and to answer any questions you may have.  We will discuss the possible focus of your therapy, as well as the therapy time-frame you wish to work towards.

If you decide to pursue therapy with me, our first session will be online, and from then on, we can either meet for outdoor therapy sessions or continue with online therapy sessions.

All sessions are 50 minutes long.

I am available Thursday daytime 9.00am - 5.30pm, and Monday evening, for online couples counselling sessions.

I am a qualified Counsellor & Psychotherapist, registered and accredited with the British Association for Counsellors & Psychotherapists (BACP). In my private practice I offer online couples counselling.  I also work for the NHS as a Parent Carer Counsellor, offering both couples counselling and 1:1 counselling.  

My main therapy interests are COUPLES COUNSELLING, bereavement and loss (including living losses), and ecopsychological therapy. 

Born abroad, and having travelled and lived in different cities and countries, I bring both experience and a continued interest to cross-cultural work, and the joys and challenges posed by difference.

My main therapeutic goals are a) to facilitate new understanding and insight for all my clients, by providing them with opportunities to consider where they currently are, how they got there, and where they want to be, and b) to help my clients identify the change/s they desire and the necessary action required.

My passion for supporting couples comes from having worked for over 20years supporting couples in different health and community settings.  I have gathered experience, knowledge and skills in identifying and exploring the issues affecting individuals and couples as they navigate their preferred relationship structure, as well as haing engaged in Couples Counselling training. 

Although trained as an MA Integrative Counsellor and Psychotherapist (drawing on humanistic, psychodynamic and Cognitive Behaviour Therapy counselling theories and models), I prefer to explain my therapeutic approach jargon-free, as one that enables my clients to feel safely heard and held (metaphorically); reflecting on past or present experiences, behaviours, and relationships; naming the change/s they desire; and identifying the resources they have and need (internally and externally) for these changes to be made possible.

Creative, mindful, and reflective interventions are available to all my clients.

As meaning-making creatures, I like to explore life's bigger questions with my clients, whether from a particular faith/spiritual viewpoint, or none, and to consider their sense of purpose and meaning.

I regularly review the work we're doing together with my clients, to ensure the clients' needs are being met, and to readdress the focus of our therapy sessions, to incorporate evolving desired change/action.

My specialist areas of interest are: Couples counselling; bereavement (including bereaved by suicide); living losses (such as life-limiting & chronic health conditions); significant transitions; family relationships; and identity/sexuality.

I offer a free 15 minute consultation (by phone or online) to discuss working together and to answer any questions you may have. 

We will discuss the possible focus of your therapy, as well as the therapy time-frame you wish to work towards.

All sessions are 60 minutes long.

I am available on Thursday daytime, 9.30am - 5.30pm for outdoor therapy and online therapy sessions, as well as Monday evening, 7.30-8.30pm for online sessions.

The outdoor therapy sessions (also known as Walk & Talk, Green, or Wild Therapy) will take place in Radyr, North Cardiff, along the River Taff, the canal, or in the woods, depending on the client's preference.

Outdoor sessions are offered in all weathers, with the option of moving sessions online if the conditions are deemed unsafe - or if the client simply prefers to meet online that day.

Online-only sessions are also available.

I am a qualified Counsellor & Psychotherapist, registered and accredited with the British Association for Counsellors & Psychotherapists (BACP). I currently work for the NHS as a Parent Carer Counsellor, offering 1:1 counselling and couples counselling, as well as offering private practice. Prior to this NHS role I have worked in a variety of settings supporting family members including schools, colleges, university, charities, hospices and a children's hospital.

Born abroad, and having travelled and lived in different cities and countries, I bring both experience and a continued interest to cross-cultural work, and the joys and challenges posed by difference.

I love to be outdoors, and the therapeutic impact of nature is something I have not only researched, but have also experienced personally, and increasingly enjoy exploring with my clients.

My main therapeutic goals are a) to facilitate new understanding and insight for my clients, by providing them with opportunities to consider where they currently are, how they got there, and where they want to be, and b) to help my clients identify the change/s they desire and the necessary action required - however small these initial steps are.

This is achieved largely through talking therapy, as well as optional reflective activities carried out either during or between therapy sessions - depending on how the client wishes to engage with therapy. 

Although trained as an MA Integrative Counsellor and Psychotherapist (drawing on humanistic, psychodynamic and Cognitive Behaviour Therapy counselling theories and models), I prefer to explain my therapeutic approach jargon-free, as one that enables my clients to feel safely heard and held (metaphorically); reflecting on past or present experiences, behaviours, and relationships; naming the change/s they desire; and identifying the resources they have and need (internally and externally) for these changes to be made possible.

Creative, mindful, and reflective interventions are available to all clients.

As meaning-making creatures, I like to explore life's bigger questions with my clients, whether from a particular faith/spiritual viewpoint, or none, and to consider their sense of purpose.

We will regularly review our work together to ensure the clients needs are being met, and to readdress the focus of our therapy sessions, to incorporate evolving desired change/action.

My specialist areas of interest are: Bereavement (including bereaved by suicide); living losses (such as life-limiting & chronic health conditions); change/loss/transition; family relationships; self-esteen and identity/sexuality; and couples counselling.

I offer a free 15 minute consultation (by phone or online) to discuss working together and to answer any questions you may have. We will discuss the possible focus of your therapy, as well as the therapy time-frame you wish to work towards.

If you decide to pursue therapy with me, our first session will be online, and from then on, we can either meet for outdoor therapy sessions or continue with online therapy sessions.

All sessions are 50 minutes long.

I am available on Thursday daytime, 9.30am - 5.30pm for outdoor therapy and online therapy sessions, as well as Monday evening, 7.30-8.30pm for online sessions.

The outdoor therapy sessions (also known as Walk & Talk, Green, or Wild Therapy) will take place in Radyr, North Cardiff, along the River Taff, the canal, or in the woods, depending on the client's preference.

Outdoor sessions are offered in all weathers, with the option of moving sessions online if the conditions are deemed unsafe - or if the client simply prefers to meet online that day.

Online-only sessions are also available.

I am a qualified Counsellor & Psychotherapist, registered and accredited with the British Association for Counsellors & Psychotherapists (BACP). I currently work for the NHS as a Parent Carer Counsellor, offering 1:1 counselling and couples counselling, as well as offering private practice. Prior to this NHS role I have worked in a variety of settings supporting family members including schools, colleges, university, charities, hospices and a children's hospital.

Born abroad, and having travelled and lived in different cities and countries, I bring both experience and a continued interest to cross-cultural work, and the joys and challenges posed by difference.

I love to be outdoors, and the therapeutic impact of nature is something I have not only researched, but have also experienced personally, and increasingly enjoy exploring with my clients.

My main therapeutic goals are a) to facilitate new understanding and insight for my clients, by providing them with opportunities to consider where they currently are, how they got there, and where they want to be, and b) to help my clients identify the change/s they desire and the necessary action required - however small these initial steps are.

This is achieved largely through talking therapy, as well as optional reflective activities carried out either during or between therapy sessions - depending on how the client wishes to engage with therapy. 

Although trained as an MA Integrative Counsellor and Psychotherapist (drawing on humanistic, psychodynamic and Cognitive Behaviour Therapy counselling theories and models), I prefer to explain my therapeutic approach jargon-free, as one that enables my clients to feel safely heard and held (metaphorically); reflecting on past or present experiences, behaviours, and relationships; naming the change/s they desire; and identifying the resources they have and need (internally and externally) for these changes to be made possible.

Creative, mindful, and reflective interventions are available to all clients.

As meaning-making creatures, I like to explore life's bigger questions with my clients, whether from a particular faith/spiritual viewpoint, or none, and to consider their sense of purpose.

We will regularly review our work together to ensure the clients needs are being met, and to readdress the focus of our therapy sessions, to incorporate evolving desired change/action.

My specialist areas of interest are: Bereavement (including bereaved by suicide); living losses (such as life-limiting & chronic health conditions); change/loss/transition; family relationships; self-esteen and identity/sexuality; and couples counselling.

I offer a free 15 minute consultation (by phone or online) to discuss working together and to answer any questions you may have. We will discuss the possible focus of your therapy, as well as the therapy time-frame you wish to work towards.

If you decide to pursue therapy with me, our first session will be online, and from then on, we can either meet for outdoor therapy sessions or continue with online therapy sessions.

All sessions are 50 minutes long.