Rhiannon Palmer

Please do get in touch to discuss my availability. 

Life can feel bloody hard at times, maybe it feels that way most of the time for you right now. You may be experiencing anxiety, depression, a sense of loss, loneliness, relationship problems or perhaps something just doesn’t feel right and you’re not sure why. No matter what you are experiencing, you don’t have to face it alone.

My name is Rhiannon, and I can offer you a space where we can think together about your experiences and make sense of what feels painful or confusing. I believe that understanding yourself more deeply, especially those parts of yourself that may not be conscious or feel hard to look at, can help you develop greater self-compassion, ease your emotional pain and improve your overall wellbeing. 

What is the difference between counselling and therapy? 

You may find you have a lot of questions as you begin your therapy journey but this question is often at the top of peoples list. Counselling and therapy are often confused or interchanged, so what actually is the difference and which one is right for you?

Counselling is generally thought of as short-term, once weekly sessions for a few weeks or months. There is a focus on helping you cope with one particular life event or challenge that you are facing at present.

Therapy is long term, usually at least a year but often years. Sessions can be anywhere from one to five times a week with the aim of addressing deeper emotional challenges and relational issues to find their root causes.

What I offer is psychodynamic counselling, which I view as something in-between. Sessions are 50 minutes, once a week, on an open-ended basis at £56 per session. Whilst it is often a current event or challenge that might bring you to seek counselling, our focus will be to try and put that into the context of your life as a whole.

To find out more about what I offer and hopefully answer some of the other questions you might have please get in touch or take a look at my website. 

I understand that reaching out for help can feel daunting, and the idea of a first session may be overwhelming. Because of this, I offer a free initial phone call to see if we are the right fit and answer any questions you might have. 

Please do get in touch to discuss my availability. 

Life can feel bloody hard at times, maybe it feels that way most of the time for you right now. You may be experiencing anxiety, depression, a sense of loss, loneliness, relationship problems or perhaps something just doesn’t feel right and you’re not sure why. No matter what you are experiencing, you don’t have to face it alone.

My name is Rhiannon, and I can offer you a space where we can think together about your experiences and make sense of what feels painful or confusing. I believe that understanding yourself more deeply, especially those parts of yourself that may not be conscious or feel hard to look at, can help you develop greater self-compassion, ease your emotional pain and improve your overall wellbeing. 

What is the difference between counselling and therapy?

You may find you have a lot of questions as you begin your therapy journey but this question is often at the top of peoples list. Counselling and therapy are often confused or interchanged, so what actually is the difference and which one is right for you?

Counselling is generally thought of as short-term, once weekly sessions for a few weeks or months. There is a focus on helping you cope with one particular life event or challenge that you are facing at present.

Therapy is long term, usually at least a year but often years. Sessions can be anywhere from one to five times a week with the aim of addressing deeper emotional challenges and relational issues to find their root causes.

What I offer is psychodynamic counselling, which I view as something in-between. Sessions are 50 minutes, once a week, on an open-ended basis at £56 per session. Whilst it is often a current event or challenge that might bring you to seek counselling, our focus will be to try and put that into the context of your life as a whole.

If you would like to find out more about what I offer or answer any questions you might have please get in touch or take a look at my website. 

I understand that reaching out for help can feel daunting, and the idea of a first session may be overwhelming. Because of this, I offer a free initial phone or video call to see if we are the right fit and answer any questions you might have. Please do get in touch to arrange this.