Susannah Ross

I currently have availability to see clients face to face and online.

I provide individual counselling support to adults offering both short and long term work. I am a fully qualified and experienced psychodynamic counsellor based in Bristol (BS9 Westbury-on-Trym) and South Gloucestershire (BS37) and aim to provide a non-judgemental space where you can feel listened to and supported through whatever difficulties you may be experiencing. If you struggle with issues such as anxiety, depression or low self-esteem, I aim to listen with compassion and genuine warmth and no problem is too small. Perhaps it might feel daunting to take the first step into counselling but it's ok to feel unsure. Hopefully we can try and begin to think about what you are experiencing and delve a little deeper when you are ready. 

My therapeutic approach is psychodynamic which means we will think about how your past early experiences influence your present day relationships. The counselling sessions are an opportunity to talk about whatever is troubling you, an opportunity to reflect within a safe therapeutic space by bringing whatever comes to mind and to help you on your way to feeling happier in yourself. I work in several locations in Bristol: Counselling & Psychotherapy and the Old Rectory Clinic in Iron Acton as well as other professional consulting rooms in Clifton, Westbury-on-Trym and Henleaze.

I offer a free 15 minute telephone consultation to ascertain what your present issues are, what you would like help with and whether I would be the most suitable therapist for you. Sessions thereafter will be held weekly, at the same time for 50 minutes.

I am a registered member of BACP (MBACP) and adhere to their code of ethics. My work is supervised and I am fully insured.

If this is your first experience of counselling, it may feel daunting so it is not uncommon to feel nervous. After an initial introduction to explain a little bit about myself and the way I work, we will have time to explore the counselling framework to ensure you know what to expect and the limits of the work. This is also a time where you can ask questions if you feel unsure about anything. I will then open the space up for you to talk about whatever you'd like to explore. All sessions are conducted in the strictest of confidence.

I offer open ended and sometimes time limited work depending on the complexities of your issues. 

For Uxbridge - I am currently only offering online sessions using Teams.

I provide counselling support to adults and older teenagers (aged 18+) offering both short and long term work. I am a fully qualified counsellor/psychotherapist and aim to provide a non-judgemental space where you can feel listened to and supported through whatever difficulties you may be experiencing. I aim to listen with compassion and genuine warmth and no problem is too small. Perhaps it might feel daunting to take the first step into counselling but it's ok to feel unsure. Hopefully we can try and begin to think about what you are experiencing and delve a little deeper when you are ready. 

My therapeutic approach is psychodynamic which means we will think about how your past early experiences influence your present day relationships. The counselling sessions are an opportunity to talk about whatever is troubling you, an opportunity to reflect within a safe therapeutic space by bringing whatever comes to mind and to help you on your way to feeling happier in yourself.

I offer a free 15 minute telephone consultation to ascertain what your present issues are, what you would like help with and whether I would be the most suitable therapist for you. Sessions thereafter will be held weekly, at the same time for 50 minutes. 

I am a registered member of BACP (MBACP) and adhere to their code of ethics. My work is supervised and I am fully insured.

What to expect in your first session: If this is your first experience of counselling, it may feel daunting so it is not uncommon to feel nervous. After an initial introduction to explain a little bit about myself and the way I work, we will have time to explore the counselling framework to ensure you know what to expect and the limits of the work. This is also a time where you can ask questions if you feel unsure about anything. I will then open the space up for you to talk about whatever you'd like to explore. 

I offer both short term and open ended work depending on the complexities of your issues. 

I currently have availability to see clients face to face and online.

I provide individual counselling support to adults offering both short and long term work. I am a fully qualified and experienced psychodynamic counsellor based in Bristol (BS9 Westbury-on-Trym) and South Gloucestershire (BS37) and aim to provide a non-judgemental space where you can feel listened to and supported through whatever difficulties you may be experiencing. If you struggle with issues such as anxiety, depression or low self-esteem, I aim to listen with compassion and genuine warmth and no problem is too small. Perhaps it might feel daunting to take the first step into counselling but it's ok to feel unsure. Hopefully we can try and begin to think about what you are experiencing and delve a little deeper when you are ready. 

My therapeutic approach is psychodynamic which means we will think about how your past early experiences influence your present day relationships. The counselling sessions are an opportunity to talk about whatever is troubling you, an opportunity to reflect within a safe therapeutic space by bringing whatever comes to mind and to help you on your way to feeling happier in yourself. I work in several locations in Bristol: Counselling & Psychotherapy and the Old Rectory Clinic in Iron Acton as well as other professional consulting rooms in Clifton, Westbury-on-Trym and Henleaze. 

I offer a free 15 minute telephone consultation to ascertain what your present issues are, what you would like help with and whether I would be the most suitable therapist for you. Sessions thereafter will be held weekly, at the same time for 50 minutes.

I am a registered member of BACP (MBACP) and adhere to their code of ethics. My work is supervised and I am fully insured.

If this is your first experience of counselling, it may feel daunting so it is not uncommon to feel nervous. After an initial introduction to explain a little bit about myself and the way I work, we will have time to explore the counselling framework to ensure you know what to expect and the limits of the work. This is also a time where you can ask questions if you feel unsure about anything. I will then open the space up for you to talk about whatever you'd like to explore. All sessions are conducted in the strictest of confidence.

I offer open ended and sometimes time limited work depending on the complexities of your issues.