Amy Kershaw

Office Hours: Monday- Friday 9am-6pm

In person appointments take place in Honiley (easily located between Kenilworth/Warwick/Knowle/Balsall Common) and Rugby.

I also offer online video or telephone counselling appointments.

Flexibility on working hours may be possible for initial 20 minute consultation appointments, or where counselling takes place online or by telephone.  

I work with a broad range of clients and issues.

I do have a special interest in grief and bereavement. My own experiences drew me to counselling many years ago and I have several years of experience working in a hospice before beginning to work privately.

The experience of grief can involve confusing and intense emotions, unexpected symptoms and feelings of isolation. Often people worry about the impact grieving is having on them and whether this is 'normal'. Bereavement counselling can help you to live with your grief. It also covers a wide range of other issues, including anxiety, depression, trauma, coping with change and family relationships.

I have worked with clients experiencing anticipatory grief, particularly when loved ones have dementia or Alzheimer's. However it is also common for people to reach out for support many years after a bereavement.

Grief can also be experienced with other losses or big life changes, perhaps a relationship breakdown or job change.

My approach is centred around you and your experiences. Through person-centred counselling, I will put your experience at the heart of the therapy. I aim to provide a safe, non-judgemental and supportive space. I will be led by you in what you would like to discuss within your appointments and will develop an understanding of your experiences as we explore them together, at your pace.

I hold a qualification from the University of Warwick in Person-Centred Counselling. I am a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy and work within their Ethical Framework for the Counselling Professions.

I work with adult clients in my private practice, offering person-centred counselling to support you to process your emotions and to facilitate the changes that you would like to see in your wellbeing.

I offer in person appointments in Honiley and Rugby. I am also able to offer appointments online via Zoom or over the phone.

Standard sessions are 50 minutes long and are usually on a weekly or fortnightly basis. Sessions run on an open ended basis, with reviews held regularly to ensure that you are content with the process.

I offer a free 20 minute telephone consultation, during which we can discuss your reasons for seeking therapy and where you can ask any questions that you may have. Following this consultation, counselling appointments can be arranged either face-to-face, on the phone or online (Zoom).

In our first full appointment we will develop our contract of how we will work together, inclusive of a confidentiality agreement so that you can feel comfortable in sharing your experiences.

Office Hours: Monday- Friday 9am-6pm

In person appointments take place in Honiley (easily located between Kenilworth/Warwick/Knowle/Balsall Common) and Rugby.

I also offer online video or telephone counselling appointments.

Flexibility on working hours may be possible for initial 20 minute consultation appointments, or where counselling takes place online or by telephone.  

I work with a broad range of clients and issues.

I do have a special interest in grief and bereavement. My own experiences drew me to counselling many years ago and I have several years of experience working in a hospice before beginning to work privately.

The experience of grief can involve confusing and intense emotions, unexpected symptoms and feelings of isolation. Often people worry about the impact grieving is having on them and whether this is 'normal'. Bereavement counselling can help you to live with your grief. It also covers a wide range of other issues, including anxiety, depression, trauma, coping with change and family relationships.

I have worked with clients experiencing anticipatory grief, particularly when loved ones have dementia or Alzheimer's. However it is also common for people to reach out for support many years after a bereavement.

Grief can also be experienced with other losses or big life changes, perhaps a relationship breakdown or job change.

My approach is centred around you and your experiences. Through person-centred counselling, I will put your experience at the heart of the therapy. I aim to provide a safe, non-judgemental and supportive space. I will be led by you in what you would like to discuss within your appointments and will develop an understanding of your experiences as we explore them together, at your pace.

I hold a qualification from the University of Warwick in Person-Centred Counselling. I am a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy and work within their Ethical Framework for the Counselling Professions.

I work with adult clients in my private practice, offering person-centred counselling to support you to process your emotions and to facilitate the changes that you would like to see in your wellbeing.

I offer in person appointments in Honiley and Rugby. I am also able to offer appointments online via Zoom or over the phone.

Standard sessions are 50 minutes long and are usually on a weekly or fortnightly basis. Sessions run on an open ended basis, with reviews held regularly to ensure that you are content with the process.

I offer a free 20 minute telephone consultation, during which we can discuss your reasons for seeking therapy and where you can ask any questions that you may have. Following this consultation, counselling appointments can be arranged either face-to-face, on the phone or online (Zoom).

In our first full appointment we will develop our contract of how we will work together, inclusive of a confidentiality agreement so that you can feel comfortable in sharing your experiences.

Office Hours: Monday- Friday 9am-6pm

In person appointments take place in Honiley (easily located between Kenilworth/Warwick/Knowle/Balsall Common) and Rugby.

I also offer online video or telephone counselling appointments.

Flexibility on working hours may be possible for initial 20 minute consultation appointments, or where counselling takes place online or by telephone.  

I work with a broad range of clients and issues.

I do have a special interest in grief and bereavement. My own experiences drew me to counselling many years ago and I have several years of experience working in a hospice before beginning to work privately.

The experience of grief can involve confusing and intense emotions, unexpected symptoms and feelings of isolation. Often people worry about the impact grieving is having on them and whether this is 'normal'. Bereavement counselling can help you to live with your grief. It also covers a wide range of other issues, including anxiety, depression, trauma, coping with change and family relationships.

I have worked with clients experiencing anticipatory grief, particularly when loved ones have dementia or Alzheimer's. However it is also common for people to reach out for support many years after a bereavement.

Grief can also be experienced with other losses or big life changes, perhaps a relationship breakdown or job change.

My approach is centred around you and your experiences. Through person-centred counselling, I will put your experience at the heart of the therapy. I aim to provide a safe, non-judgemental and supportive space. I will be led by you in what you would like to discuss within your appointments and will develop an understanding of your experiences as we explore them together, at your pace.

I hold a qualification from the University of Warwick in Person-Centred Counselling. I am a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy and work within their Ethical Framework for the Counselling Professions.

I work with adult clients in my private practice, offering person-centred counselling to support you to process your emotions and to facilitate the changes that you would like to see in your wellbeing.

I offer in person appointments in Honiley and Rugby. I am also able to offer appointments online via Zoom or over the phone.

Standard sessions are 50 minutes long and are usually on a weekly or fortnightly basis. Sessions run on an open ended basis, with reviews held regularly to ensure that you are content with the process.

I offer a free 20 minute telephone consultation, during which we can discuss your reasons for seeking therapy and where you can ask any questions that you may have. Following this consultation, counselling appointments can be arranged either face-to-face, on the phone or online (Zoom).

In our first full appointment we will develop our contract of how we will work together, inclusive of a confidentiality agreement so that you can feel comfortable in sharing your experiences.

Office Hours: Monday- Friday 9am-6pm

In person appointments take place in Honiley (easily located between Kenilworth/Warwick/Knowle/Balsall Common) and Rugby.

I also offer online video or telephone counselling appointments.

Flexibility on working hours may be possible for initial 20 minute consultation appointments, or where counselling takes place online or by telephone.  

I work with a broad range of clients and issues.

I do have a special interest in grief and bereavement. My own experiences drew me to counselling many years ago and I have several years of experience working in a hospice before beginning to work privately.

The experience of grief can involve confusing and intense emotions, unexpected symptoms and feelings of isolation. Often people worry about the impact grieving is having on them and whether this is 'normal'. Bereavement counselling can help you to live with your grief. It also covers a wide range of other issues, including anxiety, depression, trauma, coping with change and family relationships.

I have worked with clients experiencing anticipatory grief, particularly when loved ones have dementia or Alzheimer's. However it is also common for people to reach out for support many years after a bereavement.

Grief can also be experienced with other losses or big life changes, perhaps a relationship breakdown or job change.

My approach is centred around you and your experiences. Through person-centred counselling, I will put your experience at the heart of the therapy. I aim to provide a safe, non-judgemental and supportive space. I will be led by you in what you would like to discuss within your appointments and will develop an understanding of your experiences as we explore them together, at your pace.

I hold a qualification from the University of Warwick in Person-Centred Counselling. I am a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy and work within their Ethical Framework for the Counselling Professions.

I work with adult clients in my private practice, offering person-centred counselling to support you to process your emotions and to facilitate the changes that you would like to see in your wellbeing.

I offer in person appointments in Honiley and Rugby. I am also able to offer appointments online via Zoom or over the phone.

Standard sessions are 50 minutes long and are usually on a weekly or fortnightly basis. Sessions run on an open ended basis, with reviews held regularly to ensure that you are content with the process.

I work with adult clients in my private practice, offering person-centred counselling to support you to process your emotions and to facilitate the changes that you would like to see in your wellbeing.

I offer in person appointments in Rugby and Honiley, near Kenilworth. I am also able to offer appointments online via Zoom or over the phone.

Standard sessions are 50 minutes long and are usually on a weekly or fortnightly basis. Sessions run on an open ended basis, with reviews held regularly to ensure that you are content with the process.

Office Hours: Monday- Friday 9am-6pm

In person appointments take place in Honiley (easily located between Kenilworth/Warwick/Knowle/Balsall Common) and Rugby.

I also offer online video or telephone counselling appointments.

Flexibility on working hours may be possible for initial 20 minute consultation appointments, or where counselling takes place online or by telephone.  

I work with a broad range of clients and issues. 

I do have a special interest in grief and bereavement. My own experiences drew me to counselling many years ago and I have several years of experience working in a hospice before beginning to work privately.

The experience of grief can involve confusing and intense emotions, unexpected symptoms and feelings of isolation. Often people worry about the impact grieving is having on them and whether this is 'normal'. Bereavement counselling can help you to live with your grief. It also covers a wide range of other issues, including anxiety, depression, trauma, coping with change and family relationships.

I have worked with clients experiencing anticipatory grief, particularly when loved ones have dementia or Alzheimer's. However it is also common for people to reach out for support many years after a bereavement.

Grief can also be experienced with other losses or big life changes, perhaps a relationship breakdown or job change.

My approach is centred around you and your experiences. Through person-centred counselling, I will put your experience at the heart of the therapy. I aim to provide a safe, non-judgemental and supportive space. I will be led by you in what you would like to discuss within your appointments and will develop an understanding of your experiences as we explore them together, at your pace.

I hold a qualification from the University of Warwick in Person-Centred Counselling. I am a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy and work within their Ethical Framework for the Counselling Professions.

I work with adult clients in my private practice, offering person-centred counselling to support you to process your emotions and to facilitate the changes that you would like to see in your wellbeing.

I offer in person appointments in Honiley and Rugby. I am also able to offer appointments online via Zoom or over the phone.

Standard sessions are 50 minutes long and are usually on a weekly or fortnightly basis. Sessions run on an open ended basis, with reviews held regularly to ensure that you are content with the process.

I offer a free 20 minute telephone consultation, during which we can discuss your reasons for seeking therapy and where you can ask any questions that you may have. Following this consultation, counselling appointments can be arranged either face-to-face, on the phone or online (Zoom).

In our first full appointment we will develop our contract of how we will work together, inclusive of a confidentiality agreement so that you can feel comfortable in sharing your experiences.

Office Hours: Monday- Friday 9am-6pm

In person appointments take place in Honiley (easily located between Kenilworth/Warwick/Knowle/Balsall Common) and Rugby.

I also offer online video or telephone counselling appointments.

Flexibility on working hours may be possible for initial 20 minute consultation appointments, or where counselling takes place online or by telephone.  

I work with a broad range of clients and issues.

I do have a special interest in grief and bereavement. My own experiences drew me to counselling many years ago and I have several years of experience working in a hospice before beginning to work privately.

The experience of grief can involve confusing and intense emotions, unexpected symptoms and feelings of isolation. Often people worry about the impact grieving is having on them and whether this is 'normal'. Bereavement counselling can help you to live with your grief. It also covers a wide range of other issues, including anxiety, depression, trauma, coping with change and family relationships.

I have worked with clients experiencing anticipatory grief, particularly when loved ones have dementia or Alzheimer's. However it is also common for people to reach out for support many years after a bereavement.

Grief can also be experienced with other losses or big life changes, perhaps a relationship breakdown or job change.

My approach is centred around you and your experiences. Through person-centred counselling, I will put your experience at the heart of the therapy. I aim to provide a safe, non-judgemental and supportive space. I will be led by you in what you would like to discuss within your appointments and will develop an understanding of your experiences as we explore them together, at your pace.

I hold a qualification from the University of Warwick in Person-Centred Counselling. I am a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy and work within their Ethical Framework for the Counselling Professions.

I work with adult clients in my private practice, offering person-centred counselling to support you to process your emotions and to facilitate the changes that you would like to see in your wellbeing.

I offer in person appointments in Honiley and Rugby. I am also able to offer appointments online via Zoom or over the phone.

Standard sessions are 50 minutes long and are usually on a weekly or fortnightly basis. Sessions run on an open ended basis, with reviews held regularly to ensure that you are content with the process.

I offer a free 20 minute telephone consultation, during which we can discuss your reasons for seeking therapy and where you can ask any questions that you may have. Following this consultation, counselling appointments can be arranged either face-to-face, on the phone or online (Zoom).

In our first full appointment we will develop our contract of how we will work together, inclusive of a confidentiality agreement so that you can feel comfortable in sharing your experiences.