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Plain-language guides to starting counselling: what a first session is like, how to choose a counsellor, and whether online, group or one-to-one work suits you. Learn about individual counselling at The Counselling HUB.
Individual Counselling
Group therapy and individual counselling both work. The better choice depends on what you need right now: privacy and pace, or connection and shared learning. Many people use both.
Individual Counselling
Group therapy is not a discount version of individual counselling. It does something individual work cannot, which is let you practise with other people in the room.
Individual Counselling
For most common concerns the research finds virtual counselling about as effective as in person. The practical question is not whether it works but whether it suits you.
Individual Counselling
The letters after a counsellor's name tell you what training and accountability sit behind them. Fit tells you whether the work will go anywhere. You need both.
Individual Counselling
Feeling anxious about starting therapy is completely normal. Here is a clear, step-by-step guide to what actually happens during your first counselling session, so you can walk in feeling prepared.
Individual Counselling
Many people wonder if their struggles are 'bad enough' to warrant professional help. Here are the key signs that talking to a therapist could provide the support and clarity you need.
Individual Counselling
Internal Family Systems (IFS) might sound complicated, but it is actually a highly effective, compassionate way to understand the conflicting thoughts and feelings inside you.
Individual Counselling
Deciding to invest time and money into therapy is a big decision. We break down the real value of counselling and answer the most common questions people have before starting.
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