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Creative Counselling uses the arts as a tool with talking therapy. It is proactive in its approach allowing the client the opportunity to express their emotions creatively in order to manage their mental health and wellbeing.

 

The sessions offer a space where traditional counseling skills of talking and exploration of issues are combined with the opportunity to develop practical skills that can be taken home to support positive self-care and wellbeing.  

 

Sessions are for young people aged 13+ and adults who are experiencing mental health challenges. 

 

No previous skills in art are needed and materials are provided for each session. 

 

All staff are DBS checked and are qualified, mental health practitioners.  

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This 15 - 30 minute consultation is for you to find out more information about creative counselling and if this is the right support for you. 

 

Feel free to ask as many questions as you would like, there are no silly questions. 

 

Consultations can be done via the telephone or via zoom depending on your preference.

Young people sessions are available from the age of 13-18yrs. Professional and self referrals are both accepted.

 

Each creative counselling session is free of charge as part of accessing The Yard in Northampton and are 45mins long.

 

Sessions can be arranged by appointment only.

Adult sessions are available from the age of 18+. Professional and self referrals are both accepted.

 

Each creative counselling session is 50mins in length.

 

Sessions can be arranged by appointment only, payment is taken at the time of booking.

Please book a FREE consultation to meet and chat to our counsellor, to talk through our referral form & counselling agreement and make sure creative counselling is for you before booking a session.

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"Creative counselling has given me a way to express myself and talk about my feeling at the same time." 

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