6 months of Klewes

Hello, I’ve been counselling for 6 months now and wanted to reintroduce myself

I’m a person who genuinely cares about creating a space where you don’t feel judged or rushed. I won’t analyse or try to fix you. I’ll sit with you, understand you, and support you to make sense of what’s going on, at your own pace.

I’ve spent time with people in anxiety, frustration, loneliness, anger, confusion (and everything in between!) and feel so grateful that people trust me with parts of themselves they dont always show anyone else.

Mental Health Advisor, 30 y.o tea drinker & book lover, weekend walks, Person-Centred Counsellor, sea-glass obsessed & enjoys arts and crafts

Outside of counselling, I’m usually out on a walk, probably with a tea in hand, collecting sea glass, or getting stuck into something creative. I love the quiet, simple things and that’s something I bring into my work too.

If you’ve been thinking about counselling, this is your reminder that you don’t need to know what’s “wrong” to come to a session with me, we can figure things out together.

Dog-friendly counselling sessions

April is National Pet Month I wanted to share something that may help some of you feel more at ease when coming to counselling

You are welcome to bring a calm, well-behaved dog along to your counselling session if having one with you helps you to feel more relaxed and supported (office dog pictured will not be there).

For many people, being close to their pet can reduce anxiety, provide comfort, and make it easier to open up. Your wellbeing and sense of safety in the space really matters.

We would just have a quick conversation beforehand to make sure it feels appropriate and manageable for the setting before booking in

Dog-friendly counselling space

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Time to Talk

Time to Talk Day is here.

I’m really pleased to share that on Fridays I now have access to a new counselling space [in Hayle] offering a calm, private place to be met where you are, even if that feels messy or you're unsure why you’re there at all!

New availability for Friday's

For many people, the hardest part about talking isn’t finding the 'right' words, it’s giving themselves permission to take up space at all. In counselling, we can talk at your own pace and in your own way

If Time to Talk Day stirs something for you, I offer free 15 minute no pressure chats to discuss counselling. Send an email to abi@klewescounselling.com