Holistic Jungian therapist specializing in trauma and relationships
To new clients: I currently have NO after 6pm slots free.
Are you feeling lost? Do you need someone that understands? Are you feeling that no-one understands? Then coming to talk might be the thing for you…
Hello I am Aaron. I work as an Integrative Counsellor with British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy and the am also a member of the British Psychological Society. I currently have worked for numerous agencies for over many years and have previously also supported emergency service charities to support those whom support so many of us.
I work using a person-centred base with an Integrative approach, using multiple techniques and modalities with my clients to achieve their goals through therapy. I have worked with many different age groups and many different presented issues and have a myriad of experience in dealing with the root causes of people’s trauma or reason they have come to therapy.
In therapy I work by putting your needs and goals at the centre of the therapy, we will work together to make sure that therapy is not a scary place to be- but one where you feel safe and confident each session and understand yourself best as well as bring your emotional responses and your feelings value.
I am also very aware how overwhelming coming to therapy can be but with that risk comes great reward for you and so if you feel you need support, I will do my utmost to ensure you feel safe and secure as you need space to figure out what is best for you mentally and/or emotionally, then implement your needs within the therapy framework.
I believe everyone has the ability within them to achieve their goals and potential. Sometimes people get just a bit stuck, or through upbringing or life circumstances we learn ways of being that drag us down. I aim through my therapy and work to provide support to many people in these situations, validate their emotions and experiences and allow them more clarity and comfort in their everyday life.
Life is hard and fighting yourself is even harder- but through putting you first we can work through things together and in therapy give you that voice to hear yourself in ways you never have before.
I look forward to working with you!
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To new clients: Aaron currently has NO after 6pm slots free.
Aaron Watson is an integrative counsellor who works with the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy – a professional counselling body – and is also a member of the British Psychological Society. He has five years of experience and has worked with numerous agencies, including supporting emergency service charities that assist those who support many of us.
He uses a person-centred base combined with an integrative approach, drawing on multiple techniques and modalities to help clients meet their therapy goals. Aaron has experience across a wide range of age groups and presenting issues, and has worked extensively with the root causes of trauma and other reasons people come to therapy.
In each session he places the client’s needs and goals at the centre of the work, aiming to make therapy a place that feels safe rather than frightening. He works collaboratively so clients can leave sessions feeling more confident, more understood, and clearer about their emotional responses and values.
Aaron recognises how overwhelming it can be to begin therapy and will do his utmost to offer the space and support people need to explore what is best for them mentally and emotionally, then to apply those priorities within a therapy framework. He believes people have the capacity to reach their potential but sometimes get stuck through upbringing or life circumstances, and his work focuses on validating emotions, clarifying experience, and increasing comfort in everyday life.
Life can be hard and internal conflict makes it harder, so Aaron aims to put the client first and help them find a voice to hear themselves in new ways. He is a male, gay, non-religious therapist who works with issues including stress, anxiety, trauma and abuse, grief, depression, ADHD, addictions, LGBT concerns, relationship and family difficulties, intimacy-related issues, eating and sleeping problems, anger, self-esteem, career matters, bipolar disorder, coping with life changes, and compassion fatigue. He looks forward to working with you.
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