I am an integrative counsellor which means I have various different ways of working which I adapt to meet each person’s needs. My style revolves around my belief that the relationship created between us is what enables change and growth.
I offer weekly 50-minute counselling sessions, either short-term to help you manage a specific situation, or longer-term to look into more persistent or complex issues. How long it takes depends on many different variables and how long we continue to meet is entirely up to you.
I work online or in person in Petersfield.
Please contact me to find out more, discuss your needs or arrange an initial session: zoeflintcounselling@gmail.com or 07816 551837.
I started my career working on the Terrence Higgins Trust Helpline and in their Advice Centre. Before training as a therapist, I worked for the Hoffman Institute, supporting people doing the Hoffman Process, an intensive personal development course.
For the last 18 months of my training, I was a volunteer counsellor at the Women’s Support Centre, Surrey, working with women affected by the Criminal Justice System, often in complex situations involving domestic abuse and substance use.
I am a musician (voice, piano, guitar and shruti box) with a strong belief in the therapeutic benefit of sound and music.
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Please contact me if you have any questions or would like to find out more: zoeflintcounselling@gmail.com or 07816 551837.
Registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and bound by its code of ethics.
I am committed to equity, diversity, inclusion, social justice and working affirmatively with all marginalised identities and experiences.
Everyone comes to counselling with a different set of needs and expectations. You may need support with a particular situation, decision or relationship; you may feel stuck, repeating patterns over and over, finding it hard to break the cycle; you may constantly relive the past or worry about the future and want to be more present.
I believe we learn and grow primarily through our relationships and the same applies in counselling: it is the relationship of trust and safety which enables change and growth.
When we struggle with recurring thoughts, feelings or behaviours, it can be useful to look at what might be going on 'behind the scenes'. We tend to avoid uncomfortable emotions and memories because experiencing them is painful, but they usually make themselves known somehow.
We try to manage them by losing ourselves in busyness, work, exercise, internet, alcohol, shopping, etc. and some have the additional stress of marginalisation.
Revisiting early relationships is not essential but can be incredibly valuable. What did your parents, caregivers, school or culture teach you about life and relationships? What did you come to believe about yourself? What did you have to do to fit in or feel valued? Are you still doing it now and what might it be costing you?
Please contact me to find out more, discuss your needs or arrange an initial session: zoeflintcounselling@gmail.com or 07816 551837.
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