About

The Counselling Space in Bourton-on-the-Water

A calm room for talking, making and playing.

Charlotte standing in the open doorway of the sage green garden counselling room, with a glass butterfly hanging from the tree outside

Sessions take place in person in my counselling room in Bourton-on-the-Water. There is parking available, and the room has a range of creative resources to support the process.

Sessions are sensory-friendly and flexible, and don't depend on sitting still and talking. You or your child can choose what feels right, and we can change it as we go.

A grey armchair with mustard and terracotta cushions beside a wooden bureau, with a teddy bear on the floor

Somewhere to talk

A calm, confidential space where you set the pace. Some people want to talk, and that's fine. Others find it easier to start with something in their hands.

An open colouring book and watercolour paints on a small table, with an art trolley of craft supplies behind

Somewhere to make

Sessions might include drawing, play, painting and other creative activities, especially for children who find it hard to say how they feel. They can help someone show me what's going on, without needing the right words.

An electronic drum kit and guitars in the corner of the room, with shelves of games and baskets

Somewhere to make some noise

Music and instruments are part of the room too. For some children and young people, a drum kit says more than a conversation.

Prefer to meet online?

I also offer online sessions for adults and young people aged 16+. Daytime and evening slots are available on weekdays.

Book a free 15-minute chat