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Online video and phone therapy

We're still taking on new clients. Although we can't meet face to face at the moment, we're still offering therapy via online video sessions or on the phone.

If you're an existing client or thinking about starting therapy, let us know if online video or phone therapy would benefit you at this difficult time for all of us.

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What do you need?

Whatever you need from us – counselling, longer-term psychotherapy, relationship therapy or psychosexual (sex) therapy – we’ll explore your difficulties together, in total confidence. We'll listen to you without judgement. And we’ll work with you to understand your thoughts, feelings and behaviours, and support you in changing them if you want to.

As well as working in private practice in the Reigate / Redhill area of Surrey, our therapists have worked for a number of professional organisations. These include Relate (the UK's Largest Provider Of Relationship Support), RASASC (Rape and Sexual Support Centre), and Mind (the mental health charity).

Because we are specialists in our areas of expertise, people come to see us from across Surrey, Sussex, London and the South-East.

Individual counselling

We all find life hard to cope with at times.

Whatever you’re experiencing, counselling can help you make sense of your feelings, and understand yourself and your life better. In time, you will feel more confident and in control, and find a way forward.

We'll support you in working through the issues that are troubling you, for example:

Anxiety, including generalised anixety disorder and health anxiety

Anger

Bereavement and grief

Bullying

Decluttering / hoarding

Depression

Emotional and physical abuse

Low self-confidence and self-esteem

Rape and sexual abuse

Self-harm

Separation and divorce

Stress, including school, university and work-related stress

Trauma

Relationship therapy

Strong, positive relationships contribute to a long, healthy and happy life. But what if things aren’t going so well? Couples counselling will help you make sense of what’s going on. We'll give you equal time, understanding and attention, and support you through what can be a challenging and emotional process.

People come to us for help with many different relationship problems, including:

Affairs and infidelity

Arguments and conflict

Betrayal or deceit

Children / family

Coping with a crisis

Intimacy

Lost connection

Money

Poor communication

Pre-marital / living together guidance

Relationship breakdowns

Sexual concerns

Here’s some guidance for getting the most out of couples counselling: How To Get The Most From Couples Therapy

Psychosexual (sex) therapy

Whether you’re single or in a relationship, monogamous or polyamorous. Whatever your gender or sexual identity or attraction, we can help you overcome most sexual difficulties, including:

Erectile disorders

Inability to orgasm (anorgasmia)

Inability to have penetrative sex (vaginismus)

Intimacy

Lack of desire or arousal

Painful sex (dyspareunia)

Porn and sex addiction - those affected by it and their partners

Rapid or delayed ejaculation

Retarded (inhibited) ejaculation

Diane also works with people exploring or wanting to commit to gender, sexual or relationship diversity (GSRD), for example:

Gender or sexual identity, practice and attraction

Gender transition

BDSM and kink

Polyamory, non-monogamy and other types of relationships

Want to know more about counselling and psychotherapy?

What's the difference between a counsellor and a psychotherapist?
What different kinds of therapy are there? Find out more:

It’s good to talk:

NHS – Counselling

Relationship and sex therapy