Tilehouse Counselling is a charity that provides professional counselling in Hitchin and North Herts. We have organistaional accredittion with The British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and work strictly within their ethical framework. We offer a confidential service for young people aged 13 to 18 and affordable counselling for adults with income under 40,000.
Proof of income may be required. Our counselling centre is based in central Hitchin and has six comfortable, private counselling rooms. We have rooms that are wheelchair accessible. Counselling can be short term or ongoing for up to a year. The counselling we provide is integrative, drawing on skills from psychodynamic, person-centred and cognitive behavioural methodologies.
Proof of income may be required. Our counselling centre is based in central Hitchin and has six comfortable, private counselling rooms. We have rooms that are wheelchair accessible. Counselling can be short term or ongoing for up to a year. The counselling we provide is integrative, drawing on skills from psychodynamic, person-centred and cognitive behavioural methodologies.
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People seek counselling for many reasons. Some may be upset by what is happening in their lives now, or be troubled by the past. Others may feel anxious, confused or depressed for a reason that may or may not be obvious, and unable to see the way ahead. Counselling gives you space and time to pay attention to these feelings, and work through them to enable you to live in a more satisfying and resourceful way.
Tilehouse Counselling is a charity that provides professional counselling for people from Hitchin and North Herts. We offer a choice of face to face counselling at our Centre in Hitchin, or telephone counselling. By providing counselling the Centre aims to reduce emotional suffering and enable people to make positive changes in their lives.
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Tilehouse Counselling relies on much appreciated donations from charitable trusts and from individuals and receives limited statutory funding. All donations go directly to providing professional counselling and therapeutic group work for adults and young people.
We have counsellors who are professionally trained in telephone counselling - this is recognised by the British Assocaition of Counselling and Psychotherapy, and while very different to face-to-face counselling it is by no means a 'second best'.We have had many new enquiries for support and many of the clients already in therapy with us are suffering increased anxiety with the uncertainty we all face.
We have counsellors who are professionally trained in telephone counselling - this is recognised by the British Assocaition of Counselling and Psychotherapy, and while very different to face-to-face counselling it is by no means a 'second best'.We have had many new enquiries for support and many of the clients already in therapy with us are suffering increased anxiety with the uncertainty we all face.
Providing weekly counselling sessions (face to face and remotely) at our centre in Hitchin. It is essential that applicants have a BACP (or equivalent) recognised Diploma in Counselling and be accredited. Tilehouse will not be able to consider applications from counsellors who do not meet these requirements.
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Nadine Sterling
Jul 15, 2021
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Having gone through years of mental health help elsewhere and not getting anywhere. My daughter decided to try going down the private route. Though she is still struggling mentally , the fact she is able to get weekly meetings and finding someone she is able to talk to with better understanding is definitely making a difference. Even during covid closures they would still have an a appointment with her each week via the telephone. Definitely would recommend.
