Aberdeen Counselling Practice

read moreWe offer quick response and flexible daytime, evening and weekend appointments to suit your needs. The length of therapy will be determined by a client's needs and can be for as short or as long a period as required. Aberdeen Counselling Practice provides counselling for individuals, couples and corporate clients in a safe, confidential environment to enable personal development, growth and understanding.

read moreAberdeen Counselling Practice provides private counselling for employees who may be experiencing difficulties in their lives which could be affecting their ability or their well-being at work. Aberdeen Counselling Practice works with companies and organisations from any industry or employment sector regardless of size. We aim to arrange the counselling provision to best address the needs of both the employer and the employee which would be mutually agreed in advance. Our service is designed to respond to needs as and when they arise, be it on a one-off or ad hoc basis, for a set number of sessions or indeed provision of longer term counselling, if required.

read moreWe offer you a safe place to examine how you feel about and experience your relationship. At Aberdeen Counselling Practice we will not give advice, we will not take 'sides' and we will neither seek to save or end a relationship.

read moreThe best way to find us is to get on to Union Street. From the top end of Union Street, facing east down Union Street, take the third opening on the right hand side, Dee Street (there is a "Burger King" on the corner). Dee Street is a one-way street. We are located approximately half way down the street on the left hand side. We are located on the lower ground floor of number 39. There is on-street parking on Dee Street. There is also on-street parking on the surrounding streets, including Golden Square which is less than a 10 minute walk from the office.

read moreWe all work to either the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) code of conduct and ethics, or those of Counselling and Psychotherapy in Scotland (COSCA). To become, and remain, accredited by either BACP or COSCA, there is a requirement that we receive adequate supervision. For this reason and, indeed, for our personal and professional development and regulation, we undertake supervision on a regular basis with a qualified, external, supervisor. Names and identifiable information and facts about clients are not disclosed.