Jenny Freeman

• Mon – Friday: 9am – 8pm
• Saturdays: 9am – 12 noon

**REMOTE SESSIONS ONLY**

Hi, my name is Jenny and I am Person-Centred counsellor working integratively and drawing on a range of skills and knowledge to help support my clients.

I work remotely, via Zoom or telephone. I offer concessions to Uni students and Counselling students at £50/session. I am BUPA registered.

I want to offer you a space where you can speak freely, to get closer to the truth of something. With fresh perspective on your struggles, I can help you find your way forward.

I am an inclusive practitioner, welcoming clients from all communities, offering a chance to reflect and explore with the aim of helping you find greater self-understanding, compassion, acceptance and growth.

I can help with a variety of issues, including:

Loss

Anxiety

Depression

Addiction

Self-esteem issues

Relationship issues (individuals only)

Student Mental Health

Painful family dynamics

I have been a volunteer teen mentor with the YMCA and worked as a volunteer counsellor at Catalyst Support, offering counselling to clients with addiction issues and their family members. Outside my private Practice, I also work for a Mental Health support charity. I work with young people, adults, University students and Counselling trainees.

About me

Originally from New Zealand, I have lived in the UK for over 20 years. I’m a huge believer in the healing power of nature, of which we are part.

I am interested in all philosophy and teachings that support our living more mindfully, kindly and peacefully.

I believe the mind and body cannot be separated and so to take care of one, we must also take care of the other. 

I am a Person-Centred practitioner, working integratively to provide talking therapy, one-to-one.

I integrate a variety of theories into my work, to help clients face their challenges most effectively.

My aim is to listen deeply to help you gain clearer understanding of your pain and dilemmas.

Suffering is part of the human condition, but we can learn to navigate life’s challenges in a way that feels aligned with our own values, to understand ourselves better, process our emotions in a healthy way and find the right next steps, whilst gaining clarity, acceptance and new hope.

Through doing this work, over time we don’t have to work so hard at finding coping mechanisms, to deal with symptoms of unprocessed pain and emotions. You can feel lighter, freer and less afraid, moving forward.

The existential element of my work can involve an opportunity for you to think about what your true values are, what holds meaning for you and how to live in accordance with these values. The more we are able to “unmask” and live in ways that are true to ourselves, the more we can notice that life flows more naturally and that symptoms of anxiety and depression may be lessened.

It may be that you don’t know who you really are, so we can work together to uncover this, so you can access more joy and freedom in living.​

In our first session we will run over the contract and talk about what to expect from our therapeutic relationship. Then we can discuss what you are hoping to gain from therapy and we can begin to explore the most pressing issue, straight away.

After the first session, it is fine for you to reflect on how you feel it went, and let me know if you'd like to continue working together. It's important to feel comfortable with your therapist to get the most out of therapy, so I'm happy for you to do one session initially, before you decide.

Monday – Friday: 8am – 8pm

Saturdays: 9am – 12 noon

My name is Jenny and I'm a Person-Centred counsellor working integratively and drawing on a range of skills and knowledge to help support my clients. I offer Face-to-face sessions here in Guildford, or Zoom or telephone sessions, nationwide.

I offer concessions to Uni Students and L4 Diploma Counselling Students in training at £50/session. Bupa registered.

I want to offer you a space where you can speak freely, to get closer to the truth of something. With fresh perspective on your struggles, I can help you find your way forward.

I welcome clients from all communities, offering a chance to reflect and explore with the aim of helping you find greater self-understanding, compassion, acceptance and growth.

I can help with a variety of issues, including:

Anxiety

Depression

Addiction

Self-esteem issues

Relationship issues (individuals only)

Student Mental Health

Painful family dynamics

​I have been a volunteer teen mentor with the YMCA and worked as a volunteer counsellor at Catalyst Support, offering counselling to clients with addiction issues and their family members. Outside my private Practice, I also work for a Mental Health support charity. I work with young people, adults, University students and Counselling trainees. ​​

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About me

Originally from New Zealand, I have lived in the UK for over 20 years. I'm a huge believer in the healing power of nature, of which we are part.

I am interested in all philosophy and teachings that support our living more mindfully, kindly and peacefully.

​I believe the mind and body cannot be separated and so to take care of one, we must also take care of the other.

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I am a Person-Centred practitioner, working integratively to provide talking therapy, one-to-one.

I integrate a variety of theories into my work, to help clients face their challenges most effectively.

My aim is to listen deeply to help you gain clearer understanding of your pain and dilemmas. 

Suffering is part of the human condition, but we can learn to navigate life's challenges in a way that feels aligned with our own values, to understand ourselves better, process our emotions in a healthy way and find the right next steps, whilst gaining clarity, acceptance and new hope.

Through doing this work, over time we don't have to work so hard at finding coping mechanisms, to deal with symptoms of unprocessed pain and emotions. You can feel lighter, freer and less afraid, moving forward.

The existential element of my work can involve an opportunity for you to think about what your true values are, what holds meaning for you and how to live in accordance with these values. The more we are able to “unmask” and live in ways that are true to ourselves, the more we can notice that life flows more naturally and that symptoms of anxiety and depression may be lessened.

It may be that you don't know who you really are, so we can work together to uncover this, so you can access more joy and freedom in living.​

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In our first session we will run over the contract and talk about what to expect from our therapeutic relationship. Then we can discuss what you are hoping to gain from therapy and we can begin to explore the most pressing issue, straight away.

After the first session, it is fine for you to reflect on how you feel it went, and let me know if you'd like to continue working together. It's important to feel comfortable with your therapist to get the most out of therapy, so I'm happy for you to do one session initially, before you decide.

Mon – Friday: 9am – 8pm

Saturdays: 9am – 12 noon

Flexible Zoom sessions weekly or bi-weekly

Concessions for students

Hi, my name is Jenny and I am Person-Centred counsellor working integratively and drawing on a range of skills and knowledge to help support my clients.

I work remotely or in person in Guildford, via Zoom or telephone. I offer concessions to Uni students and Counselling students at £50/session. I am BUPA registered.

I want to offer you a space where you can speak freely, to get closer to the truth of something. With fresh perspective on your struggles, I can help you find your way forward.

I am an inclusive practitioner, welcoming clients from all communities, offering a chance to reflect and explore with the aim of helping you find greater self-understanding, compassion, acceptance and growth.

I can help with a variety of issues, including:

Loss

Anxiety

Depression

Addiction

Self-esteem issues

Relationship issues (individuals only)

Student Mental Health

Painful family dynamics

I have been a volunteer teen mentor with the YMCA and worked as a volunteer counsellor at Catalyst Support, offering counselling to clients with addiction issues and their family members. Outside my private Practice, I also work for a Mental Health support charity. I work with young people, adults, University students and Counselling trainees.

About me

Originally from New Zealand, I have lived in the UK for over 20 years. I’m a huge believer in the healing power of nature, of which we are part.

I am interested in all philosophy and teachings that support our living more mindfully, kindly and peacefully.

I believe the mind and body cannot be separated and so to take care of one, we must also take care of the other. 

I am a Person-Centred practitioner, working integratively to provide talking therapy, one-to-one.

I integrate a variety of theories into my work, to help clients face their challenges most effectively.

My aim is to listen deeply to help you gain clearer understanding of your pain and dilemmas.

Suffering is part of the human condition, but we can learn to navigate life’s challenges in a way that feels aligned with our own values, to understand ourselves better, process our emotions in a healthy way and find the right next steps, whilst gaining clarity, acceptance and new hope.

Through doing this work, over time we don’t have to work so hard at finding coping mechanisms, to deal with symptoms of unprocessed pain and emotions. You can feel lighter, freer and less afraid, moving forward.

The existential element of my work can involve an opportunity for you to think about what your true values are, what holds meaning for you and how to live in accordance with these values. The more we are able to “unmask” and live in ways that are true to ourselves, the more we can notice that life flows more naturally and that symptoms of anxiety and depression may be lessened.

It may be that you don’t know who you really are, so we can work together to uncover this, so you can access more joy and freedom in living.​

In our first session we will run over the contract and talk about what to expect from our therapeutic relationship. Then we can discuss what you are hoping to gain from therapy and we can begin to explore the most pressing issue, straight away.

After the first session, it is fine for you to reflect on how you feel it went, and let me know if you'd like to continue working together. It's important to feel comfortable with your therapist to get the most out of therapy, so I'm happy for you to do one session initially, before you decide.

**REMOTE SESSIONS ONLY**

Hi, my name is Jenny and I am Person-Centred counsellor working integratively and drawing on a range of skills and knowledge to help support my clients.

I work remotely, via Zoom or telephone. I offer concessions to Uni students and Counselling students at £50/session. I am BUPA registered.

I want to offer you a space where you can speak freely, to get closer to the truth of something. With fresh perspective on your struggles, I can help you find your way forward.

I am an inclusive practitioner, welcoming clients from all communities, offering a chance to reflect and explore with the aim of helping you find greater self-understanding, compassion, acceptance and growth.

I can help with a variety of issues, including:

Loss

Anxiety

Depression

Addiction

Self-esteem issues

Relationship issues (individuals only)

Student Mental Health

Painful family dynamics

I have been a volunteer teen mentor with the YMCA and worked as a volunteer counsellor at Catalyst Support, offering counselling to clients with addiction issues and their family members. Outside my private Practice, I also work for a Mental Health support charity. I work with young people, adults, University students and Counselling trainees.

About me

Originally from New Zealand, I have lived in the UK for over 20 years. I’m a huge believer in the healing power of nature, of which we are part.

I am interested in all philosophy and teachings that support our living more mindfully, kindly and peacefully.

I believe the mind and body cannot be separated and so to take care of one, we must also take care of the other. 

I am a Person-Centred practitioner, working integratively to provide talking therapy, one-to-one.

I integrate a variety of theories into my work, to help clients face their challenges most effectively.

My aim is to listen deeply to help you gain clearer understanding of your pain and dilemmas.

Suffering is part of the human condition, but we can learn to navigate life’s challenges in a way that feels aligned with our own values, to understand ourselves better, process our emotions in a healthy way and find the right next steps, whilst gaining clarity, acceptance and new hope.

Through doing this work, over time we don’t have to work so hard at finding coping mechanisms, to deal with symptoms of unprocessed pain and emotions. You can feel lighter, freer and less afraid, moving forward.

The existential element of my work can involve an opportunity for you to think about what your true values are, what holds meaning for you and how to live in accordance with these values. The more we are able to “unmask” and live in ways that are true to ourselves, the more we can notice that life flows more naturally and that symptoms of anxiety and depression may be lessened.

It may be that you don’t know who you really are, so we can work together to uncover this, so you can access more joy and freedom in living.​

In our first session we will run over the contract and talk about what to expect from our therapeutic relationship. Then we can discuss what you are hoping to gain from therapy and we can begin to explore the most pressing issue, straight away.

After the first session, it is fine for you to reflect on how you feel it went, and let me know if you'd like to continue working together. It's important to feel comfortable with your therapist to get the most out of therapy, so I'm happy for you to do one session initially, before you decide.

Varied hours:

• 9am - 8pm weekdays
• Saturday 9am - 12 noon

**REMOTE SESSIONS ONLY**
Hi, my name is Jenny and I am Person-Centred counsellor working integratively and drawing on a range of skills and knowledge to help support my clients. 

I work remotely, via Zoom or telephone. I offer concessions to Uni students and Counselling students at £50/session. I am BUPA registered.

I want to offer you a space where you can speak freely, to get closer to the truth of something. With fresh perspective on your struggles, I can help you find your way forward.

I am an inclusive practitioner, welcoming clients from all communities, offering a chance to reflect and explore with the aim of helping you find greater self-understanding, compassion, acceptance and growth.

I can help with a variety of issues, including:

Loss

Anxiety

Depression

Addiction

Self-esteem issues

Relationship issues (individuals only)

Student Mental Health

Painful family dynamics

I have been a volunteer teen mentor with the YMCA and worked as a volunteer counsellor at Catalyst Support, offering counselling to clients with addiction issues and their family members. Outside my private Practice, I also work for a Mental Health support charity. I work with young people, adults, University students and Counselling trainees.

About me

Originally from New Zealand, I have lived in the UK for over 20 years. I'm a huge believer in the healing power of nature, of which we are part.

I am interested in all philosophy and teachings that support our living more mindfully, kindly and peacefully.

I believe the mind and body cannot be separated and so to take care of one, we must also take care of the other. 

I am a Person-Centred practitioner, working integratively to provide talking therapy, one-to-one.

I integrate a variety of theories into my work, to help clients face their challenges most effectively.

My aim is to listen deeply to help you gain clearer understanding of your pain and dilemmas.

Suffering is part of the human condition, but we can learn to navigate life’s challenges in a way that feels aligned with our own values, to understand ourselves better, process our emotions in a healthy way and find the right next steps, whilst gaining clarity, acceptance and new hope.

Through doing this work, over time we don’t have to work so hard at finding coping mechanisms, to deal with symptoms of unprocessed pain and emotions. You can feel lighter, freer and less afraid, moving forward.

The existential element of my work can involve an opportunity for you to think about what your true values are, what holds meaning for you and how to live in accordance with these values. The more we are able to “unmask” and live in ways that are true to ourselves, the more we can notice that life flows more naturally and that symptoms of anxiety and depression may be lessened.

It may be that you don’t know who you really are, so we can work together to uncover this, so you can access more joy and freedom in living.​

In our first session we will run over the contract and talk about what to expect from our therapeutic relationship. Then we can discuss what you are hoping to gain from therapy and we can begin to explore the most pressing issue, straight away.

After the first session, it is fine for you to reflect on how you feel it went, and let me know if you'd like to continue working together. It's important to feel comfortable with your therapist to get the most out of therapy, so I'm happy for you to do one session initially, before you decide.

Hi, my name is Jenny and I am Person-Centred counsellor working integratively and drawing on a range of skills and knowledge to help support my clients.

I work remotely, via Zoom or telephone, or in person from central Guildford. I offer concessions to Uni students and Counselling students at £50/session. I am BUPA registered.

I want to offer you a space where you can speak freely, to get closer to the truth of something. With fresh perspective on your struggles, I can help you find your way forward.

I am an inclusive practitioner, welcoming clients from all communities, offering a chance to reflect and explore with the aim of helping you find greater self-understanding, compassion, acceptance and growth.

I can help with a variety of issues, including:

Loss

Anxiety

Depression

Addiction

Self-esteem issues

Relationship issues (individuals only)

Student Mental Health

Painful family dynamics

I have been a volunteer teen mentor with the YMCA and worked as a volunteer counsellor at Catalyst Support, offering counselling to clients with addiction issues and their family members. Outside my private Practice, I also work for a Mental Health support charity. I work with young people, adults, University students and Counselling trainees.

About me

Originally from New Zealand, I have lived in the UK for over 20 years. I’m a huge believer in the healing power of nature, of which we are part.

I am interested in all philosophy and teachings that support our living more mindfully, kindly and peacefully.

I believe the mind and body cannot be separated and so to take care of one, we must also take care of the other. 

I am a Person-Centred practitioner, working integratively to provide talking therapy, one-to-one.

I integrate a variety of theories into my work, to help clients face their challenges most effectively.

My aim is to listen deeply to help you gain clearer understanding of your pain and dilemmas.

Suffering is part of the human condition, but we can learn to navigate life’s challenges in a way that feels aligned with our own values, to understand ourselves better, process our emotions in a healthy way and find the right next steps, whilst gaining clarity, acceptance and new hope.

Through doing this work, over time we don’t have to work so hard at finding coping mechanisms, to deal with symptoms of unprocessed pain and emotions. You can feel lighter, freer and less afraid, moving forward.

The existential element of my work can involve an opportunity for you to think about what your true values are, what holds meaning for you and how to live in accordance with these values. The more we are able to “unmask” and live in ways that are true to ourselves, the more we can notice that life flows more naturally and that symptoms of anxiety and depression may be lessened.

It may be that you don’t know who you really are, so we can work together to uncover this, so you can access more joy and freedom in living.​

In our first session we will run over the contract and talk about what to expect from our therapeutic relationship. Then we can discuss what you are hoping to gain from therapy and we can begin to explore the most pressing issue, straight away.

After the first session, it is fine for you to reflect on how you feel it went, and let me know if you'd like to continue working together. It's important to feel comfortable with your therapist to get the most out of therapy, so I'm happy for you to do one session initially, before you decide.