Online Counselling and Therapy in Dover

Mostly you talk and I listen closely, which people find stranger than they expect. I will ask about sleep, drink, work, money and who you can be straight with. There is no couch and no silence you are expected to fill. By the end you usually have a clearer sense of the shape of things.

There is no minimum. You pay for each hour as you have it: £80 / 60 min, £100 / 90 min or £120 / 120 min, with nothing paid up front. Most people start weekly and review as they go. The 15-minute call at the beginning is free and there is no obligation after it.

It is free, you refer yourself without a GP appointment, and for many people it is the sensible first move. What it offers is a structured, time-limited course aimed at anxiety and depression, and the wait varies. Some people do that first and come here for whatever a protocol cannot reach.

Say so rather than disappearing. Sessions are paid one at a time, so stopping costs nothing extra, and some people space them out to fortnightly through a lean stretch instead of ending. We would also look at the free routes locally, which are there precisely for periods like that.

Not at all, though it can make the first step feel larger. Plenty of people arrive convinced they should be able to manage on their own, and that belief is often part of what has worn them down. Nothing about the hour requires you to be practised at talking about yourself.

It is. Many people in Dover are used to coping quietly through insecure, port-linked work. There is nothing to make a fuss about: online sessions are private and straightforward, held from home, and we go entirely at your pace, with no one else needing to know.

Generally within days. With no waiting list, a free 15-minute consultation is usually followed by a first session that same week. It is held securely online, joined from home beneath the castle or near the harbour, so a hard-pressed town at the coast adds no journey to attend.

You pay £80 for 60 minutes, £100 for 90 minutes or £120 for 120 minutes, after a free 15-minute consultation. NHS Talking Therapies is free to self-refer to but can mean waiting, while private counselling with Bradley starts sooner and keeps a consistent weekly time.

Yes. Where reaching out can feel hard, online sessions let you talk privately from your own home, with no local waiting room and nobody to pass on the way in. Joined at a time that suits you, including the evening, everything you share stays entirely confidential.