Contact to discuss availability of in-person or online sessions kay@place2talk.co.uk 07858 984519 

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Submit the contact form and I will reply, or send me an email to enquire about my availability.

We will need to arrange a time for a 15-20 minute call to discuss your needs (this is free of charge and usually via WhatsApp videocall). 

During the call, you can give a brief outline of what is bringing you to counselling so that I can ensure we are able to provide appropriate support. You can also ask questions about how we work. We can mutually decide whether to work together in-person or online and whether you would prefer weekly or bi-weekly sessions.

Following the call, you are not obligated to book a session. However, if we agree a mutually acceptable date and time to start your counselling sessions, I will endeavour to hold the session time for 72 hours if possible. 

Your contact information is treated as confidential and not used by third parties. Please let me know on the form if you have a preferred method for me to reply.

I'm in crisis, I need to talk now
If you are in crisis now believing your own, or someone else's, life to be in danger please dial 999.
Alternatively organisations who can speak with you now are listed below.
Samaritans: Free call 116 123
SANEline: 0300 304 7000
Papyrus HOPELINEUK: 0800 068 4141 (suicide prevention)
CRUSE Bereavement Support Helpline: 0808 808 1677
SHOUT - Text Support Service: 85258
National Domestic Violence Freephone 24 Hour Helpline 0808 2000 247/Text: NCDV to 60777

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