Karis Hanson

I am available on Tuesday evening, Wednesday evening, Thursday afternoon/evening and Friday daytime.

I can offer sessions online, over the telephone or in-person (South East London).

If your availability is different please feel free to contact me to see if we can find a time that works. 

Reaching out for support or speaking with a counsellor for the first time can feel overwhelming. My approach is warm and empathetic, and I am committed to creating a safe, supportive space where you feel comfortable. I am also happy to discuss what this means to you and explore how I can best support you to feel comfortable throughout our sessions.

This is your journey, and I want to understand your hopes, expectations, needs, and preferences so that I can tailor the counselling experience to suit you. My training is integrative, enabling me to draw from various therapeutic approaches to find the most effective way to support each individual.

I am experienced in providing counselling for survivors of trauma, particularly adults who have experienced sexual violence, whether in childhood or adulthood. In addition, I have a professional background working with survivors of domestic abuse and in services supporting individuals living with HIV. While I specialise in these areas, I welcome clients with a wide range of concerns and experiences.

If you are considering counselling, I offer a complimentary telephone consultation. This initial conversation allows us to connect, discuss your needs, and determine if I am the right counsellor to support you before booking your first session.

My training and qualifications:

Certificate in Working with Trauma

PGDip Counselling and Psychotherapy

MA Gender, Media and Culture 

I can offer sessions online, over the telephone and in person. Counselling sessions last for 50 minutes and usually take place at the same time each week, although I am open to discussing your needs if they are different to this. I am happy to offer open-ended counselling or to agree a set number of sessions with you.

I am available on Tuesday evening, Wednesday evening, Thursday afternoon and evening and and Friday daytime.

I can offer sessions online, over the telephone or in-person sessions (South East London).

If your availability is different please feel free to contact me to see if we can find a time that works. 

Reaching out for support or speaking with a counsellor for the first time can feel overwhelming. My approach is warm and empathetic, and I am committed to creating a safe, supportive space where you feel comfortable. I am also happy to discuss what this means to you and explore how I can best support you to feel comfortable throughout our sessions.

This is your journey, and I want to understand your hopes, expectations, needs, and preferences so that I can tailor the counselling experience to suit you. My training is integrative, enabling me to draw from various therapeutic approaches to find the most effective way to support each individual.

I am experienced in providing counselling for survivors of trauma, particularly adults who have experienced sexual violence, whether in childhood or adulthood. In addition, I have a professional background working with survivors of domestic abuse and in services supporting individuals living with HIV. While I specialise in these areas, I welcome clients with a wide range of concerns and experiences.

If you are considering counselling, I offer a complimentary telephone consultation. This initial conversation allows us to connect, discuss your needs, and determine if I am the right counsellor to support you before booking your first session. 

My training and qualifications: 

Certificate in Working with Trauma

PGDip Counselling and Psychotherapy

MA Gender, Media and Culture 

I can offer sessions online, over the telephone and in person. Counselling sessions last for 50 minutes and usually take place at the same time each week, although I am open to discussing your needs if they are different to this. I am happy to offer open-ended counselling or to agree a set number of sessions with you.