Lisa Mealand

I am currently accepting new clients, andambased at The Matlock Therapy Centre.

My available hours in Matlock are Thursdays, 3pm - 7pm.

I work in an integrative way, bringing together humanistic, psychodynamic, relational and developmental approaches to help you understand yourself and others. 

As everyone is unique, I tailor therapy to your needs. Together we explore what’s happening now, and how earlier experiences may  be shaping how you feel and relate today. I aim to support you in developing greater self-understanding that brings about meaningful change.

It’s natural to feel nervous or unsure about starting therapy. Sharing even a little of your personal world can feel hugely different or uncomfortable. I offer a calm and supportive space where we explore what matters, at your own pace, building trust and checking in regularly to ensure your aims are being met.

I work in Matlock and Belper.

The first session is assessment-based and is 60 - 70 minutes. This is to discuss the issues you wish to bring to counselling, as well as to understand your expectations and goals. I can answer any questions you may have and go through the counselling agreement, which includes information on privacy, confidentiality and details of my ethical frameworks. At the end of the assessment, we decide together whether to make a regular counselling appointment. I work on an open-ended basis, withh no time restrictions.

I have current availability to accept clients.

My working hours are Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, 9 am - 5pm.

I work integratively, bringing together humanistic, psychodynamic, relational and developmental approaches to help you understand yourself, your relationships, and how you connect with both. As everyone’s story is unique, I tailor therapy to your individual needs. Together, exploring what’s happening now and how earlier experiences may still be shaping how you feel and relate today. I aim to support you in developing greater self-understanding, acceptance that brings about meaningful change.

It’s natural to feel nervous about starting therapy. Sharing a little of your personal world can feel like a big step. I offer a calm, safe, supportive space where we explore what matters to you at your own pace, building trust and checking in regularly so your needs are met.

I work from Belper (DE56) and Crich (DE4, DE56)

The first session is assessment-based and is 60 - 70 minutes. This is to discuss the issues you wish to bring to counselling, as well as to understand your expectations and goals. I can answer any questions you may have and go through the counselling agreement, which includes information on privacy, confidentiality and details of my ethical frameworks. At the end of the assessment, we decide together whether to make a regular counselling appointment. I work on an open-ended basis, from offering six sessions to two years +.

I have current availability to accept clients. 

My working hours are Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, 9 am - 4 pm, with Thursday evening sessions available 5.30 pm - 8 pm.

I work integratively, bringing together humanistic, psychodynamic, relational and developmental approaches to help you understand yourself, your relationships, and how you connect with both. As everyone’s story is unique, I tailor therapy to your individual needs. Together, exploring what’s happening now and how earlier experiences may still be shaping how you feel and relate today. I aim to support you in developing greater self-understanding, acceptance that brings about meaningful change.

It’s natural to feel nervous about starting therapy. Sharing a little of your personal world can feel like a big step. I offer a calm, safe, supportive space where we explore what matters to you at your own pace, building trust and checking in regularly so your needs are met.

I work from Alfreton (DE55) and Belper (DE56).

The first session is assessment-based and is 60 - 70 minutes. This is to discuss the issues you wish to bring to counselling, as well as to understand your expectations and goals. I can answer any questions you may have and go through the counselling agreement, which includes information on privacy, confidentiality and details of my ethical frameworks. At the end of the assessment, we decide together whether to make a regular counselling appointment.  I work on an open-ended basis, from offering six sessions to two years.