A confidential space to explore the thoughts, feelings and challenges in your life
Welcome, and thank you for visiting Charlie Manasseh Therapy.
I have worked both privately and in the NHS in short term (8 week), long term (open ended) and online contracts.
My expertise includes: anxiety, depression, self-esteem, grief, relationship issues, self-worth, identity, sexuality, life changes, control, negative self-talk, feelings of overwhelm, purpose, unhealthy patterns and habits.
I am an accredited member of the BACP and abide by the code and ethics from the BACP website.
I offer a non-judgemental environment that encourages you to explore the thoughts, feelings and events that may be negatively impacting your life. Through self-exploration and reflection, you may feel more able to experience your life with fulfilment, authenticity and contentment. My practice is integrative, meaning I draw from a number of different therapeutic models.
This may come in the form of providing tools to help manage day to day anxiety that is keeping you down or exploring past relationships with family members and other people of significance to help get a better sense of who you are and how you relate to the world.
Seeking therapy can be daunting and confusing; any reason that you have for coming is good enough and there is no right or wrong way to start. I will respond to your query within 48 hours in the week.
People come to me for help a wide range of issues. Here are a few of the more common difficulties that can be supported through counselling:
Feelings of stress or anxiety
Panic attacks
Relationship problems
Grief, loss or bereavement
Problems with addiction
Abuse
Depression
Problems with confidence or self-esteem
Anger management
Issues relating to sexuality
Difficulties at work or in retirement
Problems with family or school life
PGDip counselling and psychotherapy, University East London
Accredited BACP member
I work from private counselling room in 585a Fulham Road, SW6 5UA which is accessible from the surrounding areas such as Chelsea, Hammersmith, and Wandsworth.
In addition to providing face-to-face therapy, I also offer online sessionsvia Zoom. Contact me to find out more about how online therapy works.
Sessions are £70 in person or £55 online. They usually take the form of once weekly, though this is flexible.
Feel free to contact me if you have any questions about how counselling works, or to arrange an initial assessment appointment. This enables us to discuss the reasons you are thinking of coming to counselling, whether it could be helpful for you and whether I am the right therapist to help.
You can also call me on 07894853489 if you would prefer to leave a message or speak to me first. I am happy to discuss any queries or questions you may have prior to arranging an initial appointment. I will aim to respond to your query within 48 hours.
Therapy can be helpful for anyone as long as they feel like a change. Whether you are hoping to talk about something that has happened to you or you want to explore more generally who you are and how you fit in to the world, therapy can help.
The topic of focus will lead to a place of self exploration. Some people feel some anxiety about not knowing what to say or feeling as though they need to turn up to a therapy session with talking points and a plan. This is not necessary as the format of our sessions will naturally result in us talking about what feels most significant at the time.
Therapy sessions themselves are 50 minutes of talking one to one with me either in a dedicated therapy room in Fulham or online over zoom. Usually, I will begin the session by asking how you are feeling. This leads to the beginning of the session whereby thoughts and feelings may come up that you want to talk about. Therapy throughout the weeks and months takes its own course where pressing things are discovered, explored and worked through in a process. As a result of this trajectory, people often feel more self-assured, less anxious, content and in control.
Starting therapy can be a daunting prospect and many people have doubts that they even need therapy. My advice is that if you are curious about therapy - give it a go. If you aren’t getting what you imagined from it then you can always leave and either find another therapist who might be better suited to you or put a bookmark in therapy until a later date.
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