Face to Face Therapy

Face to Face therapy is the approach used by therapists since psychological therapies were first devised.  In-person therapies allow clients to focus on therapy without the distractions of their work or family life, whilst also being a neutral environment which is relaxing and comfortable.
I offer Face to Face therapy on Tuesdays between 6.00pm and 9.30pm, and on Wednesdays between 3.00pm and 9.30pm, at:
Suite 1, Bridge Street Chambers
72 Bridge Street
Manchester
M3 2RJ

When you arrive, please use the buzzer for Health Success and proceed to the first floor landing where there is a waiting area.  Please do not arrive early as if I am in a session I will not be able to buzz you in.
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"The room was comfortable, and once my phone was turned off for just a while I could forget about work.  This space has become a sanctuary for me."​

Advantages of Face to Face Therapy

  • Traditional approach: if you have accessed therapy before, it is likely that you have had face to face therapy.  Face to face therapy has a proven track record of delivering results with enhanced effectiveness in even a short time frame.  If you have benefited from therapy in the past and would like to revisit this way of working, face to face therapy can be an excellent choice.

  • Peace and space: whilst the accessibility of online therapy can be appealing, sometimes having time, peace and space outside of the rest of our lives can be just what we need to focus on our personal development and emotional wellbeing.  If you have a hectic life and would like space in a quiet, calming and comfortable environment, face to face therapy is an ideal solution.

  • Enhanced effectiveness: therapy works through the development of a therapeutic relationship between the therapist and the client.  The more information they can exchange, the faster this relationship will develop, reaching an enhanced level of effectiveness faster.  Face to Face therapy gives participants the subtle visual cues, such as body language, facial and micro-expressions, and even the simple shaking of a head when it is difficult to speak.