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 My name is Becky Stone

I’m a friendly warm caring person who is able to make you feel at ease when talking through your concerns. I believe that it is important to listen and value you in a non judgemental way, allowing you to explore what’s going on for yourself and allowing you to get the best out of your own process in a confidential space.

I am an Accredited NCS, MBACP Counsellor and Fully Qualified Clinical Supervisor, who holds an enhanced DBS and able to offer short, medium and long term therapy. I am able to work with children, teenagers and adults. Please feel free to contact me and I will respond as soon as I can.

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I offer a free 20 minute induction to see if I am the right counsellor for you

One day it just clicks… you realise what’s important and what isn’t. You learn to care less of what others think of you and more about what you think of yourself. You realise how far you have come and you remember  when you thought things were such a mess that they would never recover and then you smile because you are truly proud of yourself and the person you’ve fought to become

Testimonials

“Becky is very friendly, very caring and provided a tremendous amount of support and help. Whilst keeping matters confidential for the child she was counselling, she also helped me with advice on how to approach certain situations to assist us both. She also identified an underlying disorder and helped us get a formal diagnosis, and helped us both understand it and how best to approach matters. She was very patient and I would recommend her to anyone.” – Gillian P
“I can’t thank Becky enough for helping my daughter. We also came up against the brick wall that is the NHS help for under 18s, but Becky reassured us from the very start. Becky is patient and kind and H wouldn’t be where she is today without her.” – Angela
“Becky is kind, comforting and approachable. I came out of my last session feeling so much better about myself, having not just looked at the problems I had gone into counceling to address, but also an even bigger issue I didn’t even notice that warped and distorted the way I approached everything, and that had made the initial problems so much harder to face. I’m not going to say I’ve come out of counceling 100% better, that would be expecting too much, however Becky gave me the tools to create a better mental state for myself, and that will be an ongoing job but I now believe it is one worth doing, and it is achievable eventually, and I didn’t believe either of those going in.

I would recommend Becky to anyone who is struggling with self worth, grief, depression and anxiety in a heartbeat.” – Freo B

“Like a lot of the reviews I have read I was at a barrier when it came to immediate help with the NHS. I was at a very low point and thank god I found Becky!

She immediately made me feel welcome and spoke to me in a non judgemental way which encouraged me to open up and made me realise there were underlying things besides the topics I wanted to discuss at counselling.

I would recommend her to anybody that’s looking for help. I am in such a better place now and that is almost all down to Becky for caring, for being approachable and for teaching me self worth and how to deal with certain situations

Thank you so much Becky” – Amy H

“Couldn’t be more helpful! From depending on tablets and being very low , I am now off the meds and doing great . All thanks to a counsellor who cares! :)” – Stewart B

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