Susan Small

In person appointments at Sandycroft :

Mon - 5pm -8pm

Wed - 10am -1pm

Thurs - 11am - 1pm and 5pm -8pm

Fri - 2pm -5pm

Online appointments are via Teams or GoogleMeet and are flexible as are telephone sessions.

I help adults and young people struggling with ADHD, diagnosed or undiagnosed. I have personal and professional experience of  issues such as time blindness, emotional regulation and rejection sensitivity. My understanding of hyper focus and burnout, masking and diagnosis grief helps me to help you to improve self-awareness, self esteem and confidence.

I provide therapy for ADHD adults and young people who are exhausted from trying harder. I work with you, the two of us are a team. I work with explaining and easing anxiety, trauma, the complications added by hormones especially menopause.

I am knowledgeable when dealing with ADHD in high-achieving professionals as well as other work or university issues.

We can look at some of the ways in which ADHD affects relationships whether they be romantic or with friends, family or work colleagues.

Nothing is too big or too small to bring to therapy....

I offer flexible appointment times an easy booking system and clear communication.

First session includes around ten minutes of paperwork.All appointments last for 50 minutes and payment is due 48 hrs in advance. Cancellation within 24 hrs is chargeable.

All in person appointments are in quiet comfortable rooms with soft lighting and arm chairs or sofa's. Definitely no clinic type atmosphere.

Parking is available, free and off the street.

The centre has a reception area toilet facilities and a waiting room.

Availability at Warwick Clinic:

Wednesday - 1pm - 5pm

Thursday 2pm - 5pm

Saturday 12-2pm

Online and telephone sessions available @ £75, flexible hours.

I help young people and adults with ADHD issues such as managing overwhelm, procrastination, and intense emotions. I can help you understand executive function related problems, provide assistance with regulating emotions as well as a clearer  understanding of the pain of rejection sensitivity and burnout caused by hyper-focus. 

Sessions can allow you to work through problems associated with relationships, family, friendships and your career/work place. Help is available to deal with the grief associated with diagnosis especially later in life or struggles at University.

I have personal and professional knowledge of ADHD and the impact that that it can have on all areas of life.

I am experienced with the challenges and complications brought about by hormone changes especially menopause.

Nothing is too big or too small to bring to our sessions.

I offer an opportunity to talk to someone who gets it and provides practical, flexible support with clear communication and easy booking/contact systems.

All sessions last for 50 mins usually weekly or fortnightly. Clients often attend for anything from 3 appointments to 10, 12 or more depending on their situation. Long and short term clients are all welcome.

We work together as a team, often with some humour....

Online work is conducted via Teams or GoogleMeet.

Face to face is in a quiet comfortable counselling room with soft lighting and armchairs. Parking is free, secure, private and off road.

The first session includes some paperwork that takes around 10 minutes to complete.

Payment for each session whether online or in person is due 48 hours ahead of the appointment and cancellations within 24 hrs are chargeable.

Appointments currently available on Monday evenings, Wednesday from 10:30am, Thursday afternoon Friday afternoon and Saturday online only from 12pm - 4pm

My practice will be closed over any bank holiday.

I am a fully qualified and BACP-registered person-centred counsellor with a BA Hons in Counselling and Psychotherapeutic Relationships from Warwick University.  Providing a tailored approach when helping to navigate life's challenges,  offering a compassionate, non-judgmental space to explore your feelings. I welcome clients from all walks of life.

I work as a mentor for a charity called Young Minds Matter supporting children and young people in a local secondary school as well as online. I’m a volunteer and trustee of a local wellbeing centre supporting mental health issues.

I do this job because I want to help people, all your secrets are safe with me. Use my free intro call, email or WhatsApp and I’ll answer any questions (I can even tell you how it all works!)

Whether you're navigating neurodiverse conditions like ADHD, facing stress, or dealing with any form of personal loss, I’m here as a person-centred counsellor, offering a non-judgemental, supportive space to talk.

My approach is tailored to each individual, recognising that everyone’s journey is unique. As a person-centred counsellor, I believe in putting you at the heart of our sessions, working at your pace and in a way that feels right for you. With flexible appointment options — both online and in person — I offer counselling in Redditch and Henley in Arden, as well as online sessions.

If you're looking for help with  challenges associated with neurodiversity, anxiety, depression, loss, relationships, work or any issues causing  life to be difficult, I offer a compassionate hand to hold along the way.

Initial contact is a free 20 minute discovery phone call or online meeting .

First session will include a short assessment and discussion around contracting.