The Guardian has an article about scammers exploiting the vulnerable, often survivors of abuse, by lying about having professional qualifications and saying they will charge lower fees for what is entirely bogus counselling.
Please be careful. Do not be afraid to ask a counsellor about their training and qualifications. Are they with the BACP or an equivalent professional body? They will have proof. If they don’t, don’t engage with them.
This website’s About page has a lot of information to provide assurances and help potential clients make informed decisions. The ethical framework I have to work within and abide by determines the need to be authentic, which means fairness and honesty. You can get in touch any time.
xph therapy offers integrative counselling, which means working with multiple therapy types, including CBT, psychotherapeutic and person-centred to develop a therapeutic pathway just for you, whatever outcome you’re hoping to achieve. Get in touch in a variety of ways. See the contact page for more info.