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Frequently asked questions
about counselling with Elly Prior

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Last updated: 23 February 2010

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I use the
Human givens approach.
I am therefore not only interested in what is troubling you, but also interested in:
your work
your hobbies
your interests
your extended family
your friendships
your values and beliefs
your skills and abilities
All are potential resources

What kind of problems can you help with?
    -  Relationships
    -  Endings: separation/divorce, bereavement, terminal illness
    -  Depression, trauma
    -  Stress, anxiety, phobias, anger
    -  Work-place issues. Exam preparation

Some of these conditions cannot be helped by telephone counselling, but do call me to talk it over.

How many sessions will I need?
At the end of your initial session we may negotiate a limited number of sessions to start with.  However, ultimately you decide on whether you want just one session or more. Further information.  We will work to get you well again as soon as possible and often an improvement is felt after just two or three sessions.

How long does a session last?
A session lasts fifty minutes, though I often suggest one and a half hour for at least the first session.

How much does it cost?

Weekdays


Saturdays
Day

30 minutes:
50 minutes:
90 minutes
50 minutes:
4.5 hours

FREE separate introductory session
50 GBP 
80 GBP
80 GBP   
Contact me for details

Do you have a waiting list?
I can often offer an initial appointment within a few days.

Do you give advice?
I am happy to give advice and/or information, if requested. However, it would unethical for me to advise you on whether you should separate or end a relationship. I can help you to explore your options.

What is the 'success' rate?
Anxiety, depression, stress, PTSD, trauma, and anger problems can mostly be very successfully treated. You may be surprised at how soon changes can start to take place.
For some people success means the
survival of their marriage. For others it means the recovery or maintenance of their self-esteem and dignity, and the continued well-being of the children, even though their relationship has broken down .
It is important to discuss your hopes and expectations during your first counselling session. 
 

Do you offer email counselling?
I do offer telephone counselling, but I regret I am unable to offer email counselling.

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