Simone Jalabert

Session information:

Monday    Online            6:30pm to 9:00pm

Tuesday    Online            4:45pm to 9:00pm

Thursday   In person      4:45pm to 9:00pm

​​Friday        Online            9:00am to 3:30pm

Invitation

You are warmly invited to take the seat with me, Simone, at my counselling practice.

A space where you can express yourself freely and make sense of what has brought you to counselling, without judgement. I offer empathy, warmth and insight. 

You are welcome, just as you are. Take a seat. 

About me

I love meeting people and hearing their stories, what makes them feel alive or what weighs them down. As a counsellor, I offer gentleness and compassion, challenge when it’s welcome, humour when laughter can heal, and room for tears when they need to fall.

I work as a counsellor, supervisor, a clinical lead for a counselling charity and I am also a tutor of counselling skills.

Open to all

I work with those seeking support as an individual, a couple, or in any type of relationship.

You may struggle to know what you want, how to say it and how to be heard and understood. Often, what we bring is interwoven with our past, our present circumstances and our hopes for the future.

Together we can navigate a way forward.

Experienced

I have a wealth of experience working with those in relationships and as individuals through life's changes and challenges.

For those in a couple or relationship, I work with you with whatever you would like to bring; free of agenda. I offer a space to talk about your concerns, fears and hopes. I facilitate communication, and provide opportunity to explore any repeating patterns and conflict.

I offer a calm supportive space for blended families and those co-parenting, to talk through the often unexpected practical issues and feelings you face. 

For those living with or exploring neurodiversity, I am here to support you as you navigate a world that does not always make sense.

I can support you with anxiety, panic attacks, and the weight of trauma, also informed by my own lived experience.

I bring informed support to those navigating the challenges of pregnancy and baby loss.

This is an opportunity for you to pause, explore, and work together on what matters to you.

Online or in person, you can choose.

Online counselling

You can join from a space where you feel safe and comfortable, without the stress of travelling or being somewhere unfamiliar. 

For those in relationship and co-parents, online counselling can be a supportive way to get help together.  You can connect on one screen together or from two different locations, whatever works best for you.

In person

For those who prefer to meet in person I work from the the Eudaemonia Wellbeing Center, close to Norwich train station and town centre.

The centre offers free parking, an accessible space, and a friendly reception area with comfortable seating and complimentary refreshments.

For those in a relationship and co-parents, it can help to have another person in the room who does not take sides, but instead supports both of you to feel heard and listened to.

I work online and from my central Norwich location. I offer sessions during the day and evening.

I offer person-centred supervision for counsellors and others in the helping professions. I can support those working with individuals, in relationship and in group settings. I draw on the Seven Eyed Model and Appreciative Inquiry to create a space that is reflective, collaborative, and grounded in mutual respect.

Together, we explore your client work, therapeutic relationships, and how your practice impacts you as a person. Supervision can be enlightening, enjoyable, and sometimes challenging. We learn from our clients, from each other, and from the relationships we build.

I offer support, encouragement, and experience to help you develop your skills and confidence both as a practitioner and as someone who holds space for others.

You’ll be offered a free 30 minute online or telephone initial exploratory session. It’s a chance for us to talk about your work, get to know each other, and consider whether working together feels like the right fit.

I am a person-centred supervision who has experience working with supervisees of integrative and person-centred counselling approaches.