Counselling and Psychotherapy

Shana Golding is qualified with a 1st Class Hons Degree in Integrative-Relational Counselling. She is a registered member of the British Association of Counsellors and Psychotherapists (BACP) and abides by their code of ethics, attending regular supervision and continual professional development.

 Put simply, Shana's training means she is able to vary her therapeutic approach to suit your individual needs.

The relational aspect is important to Shana. The focus will be collaborative and Shana believes the relationship between therapist and client is key, so will pay attention to making you feel at ease.

Shana decided to train as a counsellor after volunteering with a charity supporting new mothers with post-natal illness, which remains a particular interest.

Shana's  past work experience  has been in a busy NHS GP surgery, working with GP referred clients. She's helped client's with a broad range of presenting issues, such as depression, anxiety, loss, relationship issues, self-harm, work related bullying and obsessive compulsive behaviours. 

Shana is now a Partner at The Practice, a private counselling group based in Surrey. Shana  can also see you for private counselling sessions at rooms based in Kingston-Upon-Thames. She also works as an Associate Counsellor for a Women's Charitable Agency and at a London University where she offers counselling to students, working with both adults and young adults.

Sessions are 50 mins and usually take place at the same time and place every week.  I offer Counselling in East Molesey where I am a Partner at The Practice,  close to Hampton Court.  I also offer counselling in Kingston upon Thames in the Canbury area of Kingston, close to Norbiton station.

Each session is charged at £60.  Fees may be paid on the day in cash or by BACS transfer in advance. Please give 48 hours notice for any cancelled sessions, so that the cost of the session is not charged to you.

Before we meet I offer a free telephone consultation, where you can ask any questions.  The first session is called an assessment, where we get to know each other.

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