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THE FIRST SESSION IS FREE
Standard Rate
This is my standard rate
- You only pay after the session has ended
- All sessions are sixty minutes long.
- Video or sound only therapy sessions
£50.00
Negotiated rate
Depends on ability to pay
- This is setup in the first session and we can find a compromise that helps both of us
- Finding a rate that is good for you and me and will help your progress in therapy
Negotiable
Low rate
My lowest rate.
- This rate is for people who are unemployed pensioners on state benefits or students
- You can choose this low rate when you apply using the application form.
£25.00
I use a PayPal merchant account as that offers the best worldwide payment options around, this will also help you to pay in any currency from most areas of the world.
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Lengthening times between sessions
As a psychotherapist, I understand that every client is unique and requires a different approach to therapy. This includes the amount of time between sessions. Some clients may need to come in for a weekly session, while others may need a session every two weeks or even once a month. This is where the importance of flexibility comes into play. You can reduce cost by spreading the length of time between sessions by only having a session every two weeks or even longer.
I believe that allowing clients to determine the frequency of sessions allows them to feel in control of their own therapy. Clients who feel in control of their own therapy are more likely to be engaged and participate fully in the process. When clients feel in control, they are more likely to feel comfortable opening up and discussing sensitive topics that may be difficult to confront. This can lead to deeper levels of healing and growth.
In addition, each client has their own pace of growth and healing. Some clients may feel overwhelmed by coming in for weekly sessions, while others may feel the need for more frequent check-ins. As a therapist, it is essential to respect and honor the pace of the client and provide a safe and supportive environment for their journey. This helps build trust and a strong therapeutic alliance, which is critical for a successful therapeutic outcome.
Furthermore, life circumstances can change rapidly, and a client’s needs may change from one session to the next. A client who is dealing with a significant life change or stressor may need more frequent sessions to process their emotions and navigate the situation. On the other hand, a client who is making good progress may benefit from fewer sessions to integrate the changes and maintain their progress. As a therapist, it is crucial to remain flexible and respond to the client’s evolving needs.
I do think that flexibility is essential in therapy to create a safe, supportive, and effective environment for clients. It allows clients to feel in control, respect their pace of growth and healing, and respond to their changing needs. By being flexible, therapists can provide the highest level of care and support for their clients, leading to better outcomes and lasting change.
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Questions that may help you prepare for the first session.
As a psychotherapist, it is important to gather as much information as possible to help clients prepare for their first session. In order to make the most out of the session and to provide the best care possible, clients may find it helpful to consider the following optional questions:
- What are your primary concerns and reasons for seeking therapy at this time?
- Have you been in therapy before? If so, what were the results and what did you find helpful or unhelpful about the experience?
- Are you currently taking any medications or receiving any other forms of treatment?
- Have you ever been diagnosed with a mental health disorder? If so, what was the diagnosis and what treatments have you received for it?
- What are your coping mechanisms for stress and difficult emotions?
- Are there any specific triggers or events that seem to exacerbate your symptoms or concerns?
- What are your goals for therapy?
- Is there anything that you do not want to discuss in therapy?
Answering these questions can help clients gain a clearer understanding of their own needs and goals for therapy, as well as help the psychotherapist better understand the client’s background and history. However, these questions are optional and not required, and prospective clients like you can choose to share as much or as little information as they feel comfortable with. Ultimately, the goal is to create a safe and supportive environment where clients can openly discuss their experiences and work towards positive change.