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Emma Paddick
Counsellor
Carterton, OX18 1AX
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Are you feeling sad, overwhelmed, stressed or full of anxiety? Struggling with family issues, relationships or struggling with symptoms of depression and low mood?

Do you find yourself feeling “not good enough” ? Feeling inadequate, not worthy ? Struggling with low self esteem and confidence?

These are thoughts and feelings I have worked with clients extensively on and through, how to reframe those thoughts and feelings, to allow you to feel the opposite of the above. To be able to be kinder and more compassionate to yourself which in turn will promote positive changes in your life and how you feel.

It’s normal to find things difficult at times, and you don’t have to do this on your own.

Starting counselling can feel like a scary experience, but you have already made the first step by being here on my page.

Hello, I’m Emma, thank you for taking the time to look at my introduction, I am a qualified integrative counsellor, with my core training being in person centred therapy. I have lived experience of ADHD and offer a neuro affirming practice.

I believe that one of the greatest gifts you can be given in life is to speak and be truly listened to, heard and understood, this is what I can offer you.

A non-judgemental, friendly, compassionate and confidential space in which to discuss and explore your issues whatever they may be.

I really believe that experiencing validation of your feelings can allow you to explore them in greater depth and together we will explore them, at a pace that you feel comfortable with.

I offer sessions that work for you, either weekly, fortnightly and have availability for some evenings and weekend sessions.

I also offer walk and talk therapy in and around the West Oxfordshire area.

I can now offer face to face sessions from the Wellness Centre on Beechwood Park in Stow-on-the-wold and Carterton Community Centre.

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