Stockport
Counselling Service
Do you feel the
pressures of life bearing down on you?
The weight of the World on your shoulders?
Could you benefit from taking some time-out
... to explore your thoughts and feelings?
... to find solutions TO life's problems & reconnect with yourself?
Let me introduce myself, I
am Tracy Sandra Mills and I am a full time, qualified counsellor practicing in
Stockport, near Manchester
I am a fully qualified Counsellor and I am registered with
British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BCAP).
I work with individual clients on either an open-ended basis or for an agreed
time period, with the aim
of empowering clients to explore and work through their difficulties. I am
committed to providing counselling in a confidential and non-judgemental
environment.
- Experienced counsellor based in Stockport, South Manchester
- Diploma in Counselling and a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP)
- Comfortable counselling room
- Long or short term counselling
Counselling
provides a regular time and place for you to talk about your troubles and
explore difficult
feelings, in an environment that is supportive, safe, dependable, free from
intrusion and totally
confidential. In difficult situations it can help you to:
- Explore and understand clearly your problem
- Take control of your life
- Learn how to cope more easily
- Find your own solution
-
Approach life in a fresh
way
If you feel that any of the following points apply to you then counselling may be beneficial to you:
- one or more ongoing issues is affecting the quality of your life and you cannot find the solution
- your working or personal life quality is suffering.
- you feel lonely, sad, "stuck", bored or frustrated.
- you are troubled by anxiety or depression.
- you find it difficult to relate to people around you.
- you regret the way you behave and act repeatedly.
- you want to improve the quality of your life.
- you genuinely want to
make changes to your life.
Nevertheless -
whatever your problems, concerns, thoughts or feelings, I'm happy to chat to
you about whether counselling could help you.
The British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) produce an
independent guide (Factsheet C4) to advise prospective clients when choosing a
counsellor, Click here to learn
more.
I appreciate
that taking the first step to seek counselling can be daunting. A good way to
start is by picking up the phone for an informal chat to see if counselling
will be of benefit to you. This is confidential; you do not need a referral
from a doctor or GP to see a counsellor.
Tracy Sandra Mills
Counsellor, BACP Registered