Ade Ademuyiwa

Availability:-

Monday (morning - online), Tuesday (morning - online), Thursday (morning - online) and Saturday (morning/ afternoon - online)

The therapy

When someone makes the decision to come to therapy, it may not have been an easy one. However, it is an important one: you have now decided you want to make a change.

What might bring a person to therapy could be interruptions to enjoyment of the big and little moments in life: past trauma; bereavement or loss; low self-esteem; procrastination; relationships (past/ present). There are many other reasons, there is no fixed list. Whatever it is that has made someone seek therapy it is an acknowledgment that the issue(s) can no longer be ignored.

About me

I have worked as a counsellor for over 13 years. I provide therapy for Children (4-13), young people (13- 19), and Adults 19+.

My therapeutic work with children and young people is based on play therapy and talking therapy. Each session is mainly led by the child or young person in whichever medium they feel comfortable with (art, sand tray, etc.) Sessions can be time-limited a number of planned sessions up to a maximum of 6 sessions is recommended) or open-ended.

I have experience offering support to adults (and their families) who are living with neurological conditions (such Dementia, Huntington Disease, Alzheimer’s) and traumatic brain injuries.

I have previously worked with The Place2Be as an Assistant School Project Manager and counsellor. I have volunteered for various organisations and have volunteered as a bereavement counsellor and a therapist for a domestic intervention programme.

I am committed to my therapeutic work to support others to help build resilience, emotional well-being and good mental health. I do not give advice, but am there to explore options and give support to help make positive decisions and changes.

My personal and work experience has shown me compassion. No one’s story is the same. I believe we all need a space to be able to reflect, a space to feel accepted, understood and supported.

How I work

I use a client-centred approach. I feel that core conditions of empathy, respect, unconditional positive regard and being non-judgmental are an important base to any human relationship.

Therapy can help to open us up to face the difficulties that can be holding us back. Therapy’s not perfect, it’s not prescribed and can be challenging.

Knowing yourself is a lifetime’s work and a great challenge for everyone. Our past experiences can have an effect on our resilience in times of distress or life-changing events. This can then impact our coping mechanisms; how we manage the relationship within ourselves and with others. During therapy, working through the challenges can help to rebuild resilience and emotional well-being.

The focus of our work together stems from what you bring to your sessions - past or present. Sessions can also be solution-focused if there is a particular area in your life that is causing concern.

Therapy cannot alter what has happened in your past, but it can help to repair your past; to help change negative thought patterns and feelings. Therapy can make a difference to you now, and for your future.

Please send an email if you would like more information or to book an initial consultation.

I offer a free initial in person, online or telephone consultation to discuss your needs and for you to decide if you would like to go forward with me.

Please contact me by email to arrange an initial consultation.

£60.00 per individual session

Individual sessions can be face to face or on online. Each session is 50 minutes 

£60 per supervision session

Supervision can be face-to-face or online. Each session is 1.5hr.

Supervision is offered to trainee counsellors and counsellors working specifically with children and young people (aged 4-18 years old). 

Additional information

I am located in West London (W11) nearest station is Latimer Road or buses 295, 316