Com-pas-sion [Kuhm-pash-uhn] Noun: A feeling of deep sympathy and sorrow for another who is stricken by misfortune, accompanied by a strong desire to alleviate the suffering.
Welcome to the Compassion Counselling website. Whether you have come here because you are looking for a counsellor in Peckham, or because you are interested in finding out more about Skype counselling, online counselling or telephone counselling, you should find that all of your questions are answered on the site. If you find yourself with any more, please contact me.
Testimonials
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However bad things got in the week I knew there was a safe space to get to by Thursday where I could talk it all through. It really got me through a very difficult time when I felt very depressed and isolated. I now feel more able to deal with issues on my own.'
I'd like to say thank you to my counsellor who was very patient with me at all times. I am very proud of myself for being brave enough to ask for this help but even more grateful that it was Stephanie that I called. I have learnt so much in such a short space of time about myself with her help. Thank you.'
I was reassured by the professional and confidential nature of the counselling sessions. This helped me to feel comfortable and relaxed in the relationship.
It was extremely helpful, especially since it was my first time receiving counselling.
It was so helpful being able to talk about everything I wanted to with someone and the support Stephanie showed. Also I knew early on that she had my best interests at heart.
There is nothing that I feel could have been improved.
Thank you Stephanie!
What I found most helpful about the counselling was the opportunity to share what I am going through and struggling with. The opportunity to be weak and not perfect without being judged or there being any consequences in my private and professional life.
I found the process which was used very helpful - not having a specific topic each week but being free to discuss anything was useful as it helped me to see how things were inter-related.
It helped me a lot. I felt safe at all times. It was beneficial for my health. The service was all I could have asked for.
I was nervous about going for counselling before the sessions, however I found it a very helpful and healthy way to process a range of different thoughts and emotions therefore would recommend it to anyone who was thinking about it.
What is Counselling?
Counselling is a form of psychological therapy, sometimes known as 'talking therapy'. It's a way of helping you to make sense of your life, understand yourself and your behaviour better, and find new, more positive ways of living your life.
Counselling is a way of getting to the heart of what drives a person to do and feel the things that they do, and to unlock new and healthier ways of living. The applications of it are endless and the potential for positive change is enormous.
Counselling is about entering into a safe relationship with a non-judgemental person where you can be honest and vulnerable about who you really are and explore the aspects of your life that feel as if they're blocking you from reaching your full potential. It's you that sets the pace and it's you that chooses what you're ready to share and explore.
Find out how I work in more detail.
Who is Counselling For?
Counselling is for anyone who feels that they would like to know and understand themselves better, anyone who needs help in getting through a difficult issue or stage in their life, or anyone who wants to fulfil their full potential.
Where do I go for Counselling?
I am based in Peckham. Find me on the map.
I also offer online counselling face to face via Skype so you can receive counselling from me from anywhere in the world. Find out more about counselling via Skype.
Alternatively, I can also offer counselling via email, live text chat and telephone.
I also run therapeutic writing groups: a way of discovering more about yourself through your own written words.
1 Staffordshire Street, Peckham, London | 07521 070 522