Holistic Jungian therapist specializing in trauma and relationships
Self worth lies at the heart of all our lives. Our feelings, thoughts and behaviours all stem from how we feel about ourselves and our world. By taking the time to invest in yourself with a skilled professional, counselling offers the opportunity to discover and develop your worth which can lead to a more fulfilling and authentic life. Often we suffer difficulties in our relationship with our feelings and emotions; we feel scared, vulnerable, anxious or overwhelmed, but by altering how we relate to our emotions they can become friends and begin to be useful guides on our journey through life.
Having needed help myself at various times throughout my life, I now feel deeply privileged to be able to call myself a helping person. I have been a supportive professional for four years now, and have witnessed incredible change and growth in my clients. I am delighted to be able to offer support to you today.
As a person-centered therapist I have seen time and again that when people feel safe and encouraged enough to be honest and accepting of their experiences they are able to heal and grow. As a qualified therapeutic counsellor and BACP member I have been honoured to serve as counsellor and therapist to a diverse range of clients experiencing a wide range of difficulties. I have offered guidance and support to individuals experiencing difficulties with emotional wellbeing, and serious physical health problems. I have counselled people experiencing grief and loss, and am proud to have supported members of the emergency services recovering from trauma. I have helped adults who have experienced abuse as well as facilitated behaviour change in males who identify as abusive.
I place client safety at the heart of everything I do, and abide by the BACP ethical framework and all relevant statutory laws.
As your counsellor, I believe the most effective intervention and treatment will be the one which best suits you and your own experiences. I will strive to form a robust therapeutic relationship with you, where we can share in the decisions underpinning your treatment and collaborate towards your own personal goals. I will always check in with you regularly to ensure your expectations are being met, and adjust my approach accordingly in line with your changing goals.
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Tim Aitchison believes self-worth is central to how people think, feel and behave. He encourages clients to invest time in themselves through counselling, offering a space to rediscover and develop a sense of worth that can lead to a more authentic and satisfying life.
He often works with people who struggle in their relationship with emotions – feeling scared, vulnerable, anxious or overwhelmed – and supports them to shift how they relate to those feelings so emotions can become helpful guides rather than obstacles.
Having needed help himself at various points in life, Tim regards it as a privilege to offer support to others. Over four years as a supportive professional he has witnessed meaningful change and growth in the people he has worked with, and he is pleased to be able to offer that support today.
As a person-centred therapist, Tim has seen that safety and acceptance enable healing and development. He is a qualified therapeutic counsellor, trained to provide professional counselling, and a BACP member. He has worked with a wide range of clients, providing guidance for emotional wellbeing and alongside serious physical health problems, supporting people through grief and loss, and assisting members of the emergency services recovering from trauma. He has counselled adults who have experienced abuse and has facilitated behaviour change in males who identify as abusive.
Client safety is central to Tim’s practice; he follows the BACP ethical framework and relevant statutory laws. He aims to tailor interventions to each person’s needs, forming a collaborative therapeutic relationship in which clients take part in treatment decisions. Tim checks in regularly to ensure expectations are being met and adapts his approach as goals evolve.
Many people ask whether remote counselling can really help. For a range of common concerns – such as stress, anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, or navigating life changes – online therapy has been found to be as effective as traditional face-to-face sessions for most people.
One major benefit is flexibility – clients can choose the format that suits them best, whether that is video calls, phone sessions, live chat or in-app messaging. That flexibility makes it easier to fit therapy into everyday life.
Licensed professionals provide online therapy, and if someone feels they need a different fit they are free to change therapists at any time.
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