Churches Counselling Service in Wales

A Confidential Counselling Service

March 30, 2005

The Churches Counselling Service in Wales was established in 1995 initially to meet the needs of Christian and non-Christian leaders and their families living and working in Wales

The Service has expanded and is able to offer help to anyone who feels that they need someone to talk to. Personal Counselling is offered by well-trained and supervised counsellors working throughout Wales and is held confidential.

What is Counselling? Why do it?

Counselling is a purposeful relationship in which one person (the counsellor) help another person (the client) to help themselves. It is a way of helping someone feel clearer about what is troubling them and helps them make their own decision about the future.

What concerns may I bring to Counselling?

Counselling can address a range of personal, family, relationship, spiritual and financial difficulties. It can help with ordinary problems of living and life crises. It can help people who are adjusting to life events such as bereavement, post-natal depression, illness, disability or loss.

How much will it cost?

The Counselling Service does not ask for a fee. However, training and the organization of the service are obviously costly, so any donation would be appreciated.

Counselling sessions are arranged by mutual agreement with the counsellor, usually once a week. Sessions can take place near where you live, or at a more remote location if you prefer.

How do I seek Counselling?

Phone the Co-ordinator on 01437 764 384. Arrangements will be made for Counselling as soon as possible.

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