Julia Chapman

Daytime, evening and weekend appointments are provided.  I work with people who are 18 or over.

You can contact me via email to arrange a free ten minute introductory phone call. I understand that contacting a counsellor can be a huge step so I am happy to answer any questions. There is no requirement to book an appointment after the call. You might like to take some time to think about whether to make an appointment.

If you are interested in couples therapy please copy your partner in on your email so that I can reply to both of you.

I have a special interest in anxiety related issues and anxiety disorders, such as social anxiety, generalised anxiety disorder, panic disorder and health anxiety. Learning how to use cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) coping techniques and mindfulness skills has benefitted many of my clients over the years.

I also have a special interest in relationship issues. I have been helping individuals with relationship issues since 2014. My clients made changes that really improved their relationships so I decided to provide couples therapy. I am a qualified Relationship Therapist and a Registered Member of the professional body for relationship therapists (COSRT). This means that therapy adheres to ethical guidelines. Please see my website for information. 

Another specialist area is supporting people with work related issues, such as work related stress, burnout, confidence and issues in working relationships. I provide employee counselling services for organisations. Since 2015 part of that involves being the counsellor for OH3, an Occupational Health Company. I provide therapy for people who are struggling with the pressures of work and home life.

My training began in 2005 when I was I was trained by Samaritans to work on their telephone helpline. Before setting up my private practice in 2014, I provided counselling in a variety of settings - Lifeline, a national drug and alcohol service, Escape Intervention Services in South Shields, and at Heaton Manor School in Newcastle. 

During the first session you can tell me about the issues you are having and what you would like to get out of therapy. I will answer any questions that you have.

If we both feel that therapy with me could be beneficial you might want to arrange to have a second session, but there is no requirement to arrange a further session. You may like to take some time to think about whether to arrange another appointment.

Daytime, evening and weekend appointments are provided.  I work with people who are 18 or over.

You can contact me via email to arrange a free ten minute introductory phone call. I understand that contacting a counsellor can be a huge step so I am happy to answer any questions. There is no requirement to book an appointment after the call. You might like to take some time to think about whether to make an appointment.

If you are interested in couples therapy please copy your partner in on your email so that I can reply to both of you.

I have a special interest in anxiety related issues and anxiety disorders, such as social anxiety, generalised anxiety disorder, panic disorder and health anxiety. Learning how to use cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) coping techniques and mindfulness skills has benefitted many of my clients over the years.

I also have a special interest in relationship issues. I have been helping individuals with relationship issues since 2014. My clients made changes that really improved their relationships so I decided to provide couples therapy. I am a qualified Relationship Therapist and a Registered Member of the professional body for relationship therapists (COSRT). This means that therapy adheres to ethical guidelines. Please see my website for information. 

Another specialist area is supporting people with work related issues, such as work related stress, burnout, confidence and issues in working relationships. I provide employee counselling services for organisations. Since 2015 part of that involves being the counsellor for OH3, an Occupational Health Company. I provide therapy for people who are struggling with the pressures of work and home life.

My training began in 2005 when I was I was trained by Samaritans to work on their telephone helpline. Before setting up my private practice in 2014, I provided counselling in a variety of settings - Lifeline, a national drug and alcohol service, Escape Intervention Services in South Shields, and at Heaton Manor School in Newcastle. 

During the first session you can tell me about the issues you are having and what you would like to get out of therapy. I will answer any questions that you have.

If we both feel that therapy with me could be beneficial you might want to arrange to have a second session, but there is no requirement to arrange a further session. You may like to take some time to think about whether to arrange another appointment.

Daytime, evening and weekend appointments are provided.  I work with people who are 18 or over.

You can contact me via email to arrange a free ten minute introductory phone call. I understand that contacting a counsellor can be a huge step so I am happy to answer any questions. There is no requirement to book an appointment after the call. You might like to take some time to think about whether to make an appointment.

If you are interested in couples therapy please copy your partner in on your email so that I can reply to both of you.

I have a special interest in anxiety related issues and anxiety disorders, such as social anxiety, generalised anxiety disorder, panic disorder and health anxiety. Learning how to use cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) coping techniques and mindfulness skills has benefitted many of my clients over the years.

I also have a special interest in relationship issues. I have been helping individuals with relationship issues since 2014. My clients made changes that really improved their relationships so I decided to provide couples therapy. I am a qualified Relationship Therapist and a Registered Member of the professional body for relationship therapists (COSRT). This means that therapy adheres to ethical guidelines. Please see my website for information. 

Another specialist area is supporting people with work related issues, such as work related stress, burnout, confidence and issues in working relationships. I provide employee counselling services for organisations. Since 2015 part of that involves being the counsellor for OH3, an Occupational Health Company. I provide therapy for people who are struggling with the pressures of work and home life.

My training began in 2005 when I was I was trained by Samaritans to work on their telephone helpline. Before setting up my private practice in 2014, I provided counselling in a variety of settings - Lifeline, a national drug and alcohol service, Escape Intervention Services in South Shields, and at Heaton Manor School in Newcastle. 

During the first session you can tell me about the issues you are having and what you would like to get out of therapy. I will answer any questions that you have.

If we both feel that therapy with me could be beneficial you might want to arrange to have a second session, but there is no requirement to arrange a further session. You may like to take some time to think about whether to arrange another appointment.

Daytime, evening and weekend appointments are provided.  I work with people who are 18 or over.

You can contact me via email to arrange a free ten minute introductory phone call. I understand that contacting a counsellor can be a huge step so I am happy to answer any questions. There is no requirement to book an appointment after the call. You might like to take some time to think about whether to make an appointment.

If you are interested in couples therapy please copy your partner in on your email so that I can reply to both of you.

I have a special interest in anxiety related issues and anxiety disorders, such as social anxiety, generalised anxiety disorder, panic disorder and health anxiety. Learning how to use cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) coping techniques and mindfulness skills has benefitted many of my clients over the years.

I also have a special interest in relationship issues. I have been helping individuals with relationship issues since 2014. My clients made changes that really improved their relationships so I decided to provide couples therapy. I am a qualified Relationship Therapist and a Registered Member of the professional body for relationship therapists (COSRT). This means that therapy adheres to ethical guidelines. Please see my website for information. 

Another specialist area is supporting people with work related issues, such as work related stress, burnout, confidence and issues in working relationships. I provide employee counselling services for organisations. Since 2015 part of that involves being the counsellor for OH3, an Occupational Health Company. I provide therapy for people who are struggling with the pressures of work and home life.

My training began in 2005 when I was I was trained by Samaritans to work on their telephone helpline. Before setting up my private practice in 2014, I provided counselling in a variety of settings - Lifeline, a national drug and alcohol service, Escape Intervention Services in South Shields, and at Heaton Manor School in Newcastle. 

During the first session you can tell me about the issues you are having and what you would like to get out of therapy. I will answer any questions that you have.

If we both feel that therapy with me could be beneficial you might want to arrange to have a second session, but there is no requirement to arrange a further session. You may like to take some time to think about whether to arrange another appointment.

Hello, I’m Julia. I am a BACP Accredited Counsellor. I am also a qualified Clinical Supervisor with a Level 5 Diploma in Supervision and I offer supervision to trainee counsellors and newly qualified and experienced practitioners.

A good supervisory relationship will help you to work ethically and effectively with your clients. My aim is to provide you with supervision that supports you to explore your work with clients and be the best therapist you can be.

Please contact me to discuss your requirements for supervision. I am happy to talk with anyone who may be interested in supervision sessions and answer any questions that you have as I understand that finding the right supervisor is important.

Supervision sessions are provided at The Clervaux Exchange in Jarrow  www.clervauxexchange.com

For further information please visit:  www.juliachapmancounselling.co.uk 

Hello, I’m Julia. I am a BACP Accredited Counsellor. I am also a qualified Clinical Supervisor with a Level 5 Diploma in Supervision and I offer supervision to trainee counsellors and newly qualified and experienced practitioners.

A good supervisory relationship will help you to work ethically and effectively with your clients. My aim is to provide you with supervision that supports you to explore your work with clients and be the best therapist you can be.

Please contact me to discuss your requirements for supervision. I am happy to talk with anyone who may be interested in supervision sessions and answer any questions that you have as I understand that finding the right supervisor is important.

Supervision sessions are provided at OH3 in Newcastle www.oh3.co.uk 

For further information please visit:  www.juliachapmancounselling.co.uk