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Problems
can affect anybody at any time. There is no shame in needing, or asking for
help to get through a difficult patch.
Welcome
to Counselling Point
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Counselling Point
27 Wootton Hall Park
Northampton
NN4 0JA
United Kingdom
Telephone:
01604 761556
Mobile:
07951 478274
email: Please use our contact form here
Useful Links
In order to provide the best service possible we offer
the following links that you may find helpful. We make no claim as to their
suitability in your particular circumstances. The sites will open in a new
window.
Samaritans
NHS Direct
Childline
NCH The Children's
Charity
Barnardos
Disclaimer
Counselling Point will not be liable to you for any
direct, indirect, consequential, special or other damage resulting from
the transmission from www.counsellingpoint.co.uk to your computer
systems of viruses, worms, Trojan horses or other destructive items,
however caused, such damage to include, without limitation, loss of
profits, interruption to business, loss of the whole or any part of a
program or any data howsoever stored whether saved on a computer system
or otherwise.
The people depicted in the images in this website are for
illustrative and aesthetic purposes only and there is no implication
that any of them is, or ever has been a client of this or any other
counselling practice.
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As professional counsellors we have been trained to
listen to your problems sensitively and with an open mind, to understand as
fully as possible what is concerning you and how it's affecting your life.
Without judging you or offering advice, counsellors can become more aware of
what resources you have in place for coping and discovering healthier ways
of dealing with difficult feelings, people or situations.
The fact that you have come to us for counselling, as
well as anything you tell your counsellor, remains confidential.
Confidentiality is important in therapy. We adhere to
the BACP Code of Ethics on confidentiality and would only consider breaking
that confidentiality if:
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There was disclosure of ongoing abuse/neglect of a
child or vulnerable adult.
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If it was considered that a client was a danger to
him/herself or to others.
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In situations where there is a legal obligation to
do so (e.g. under the Terrorism Act 2000)
A counsellor would normally first discuss the situation
with the client, encourage him/her to participate in the disclosure and
support them in doing this.
Your counsellor will not discuss what occurs in your therapy except in
supervision (in accordance with the BACP Code of Ethics).
If you have any questions that are not answered on the site, or to make an
initial appointment without commitment, please feel free to contact our
practice by telephone, letter or email.
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