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Therapeutic counselling provides a safe space to explore your thoughts, feelings and behaviours. With support from an experienced counsellor, it can help you make sense of your feelings and offer practical advice and guidance about coping. At Northorpe Hall we specialise in children and young people's emotional wellbeing and mental health however we offer support, including counselling, for parents and carers too.
If you're unsure about the support you need, call us on 01924 492183 and we can help you decide. Alternatively use the contact us form and we'll respond as quickly as we can.
Our team of counsellors at Northorpe Hall Child and Family Trust have professional qualifications with accredited bodies such as the British Association of Counsellors and Psychotherapists (BCAP) or the UK Council of Psychotherapy (UKCP). Counsellors are supervised and monitored to ensure their work meets professional and ethical standards.
Pamela Sandals leads the counselling practice at the Trust and can provide guidance to young people and families about the suitability of counselling and/or finding the right therapy for you.
Annabell Gabriel works with young people aged 11 to 18 who may be experiencing low self esteem, anxiety arising from bereavement, trauma or gender identity challenges.
Amerjit Bhullar works with children from 4 years upwards in a range of settings. She works with the individual to build resilience and coping skills appropriate to their personal circumstances.
Jamie Nelson has worked at the Trust for many years and specialises in attachment, anxiety, depression, domestic and sexual abuse and relational issues. He works with adults and young people.
Paul Reynolds works with young people aged 15 and above, helping them explore and effectively deal with complex emotions that come with adulthood. This includes areas such as abuse, trauma and gender identity.
Tee Plahay works with children and young people, specialising in self-harm, anger and anxiety. She uses a range of therapies including art and play therapy to help her clients. Fluent in a number of languages, she is also qualified in cultural counselling.
