A space to talk.
Room to be you.
When life feels complicated, you don’t have to find all the answers at once. Start with a conversation, at your own pace.
Meet Andrew Gonsalves.
You’re more than the thing that brought you here.
Person-centred counselling makes room for your experience, your perspective and what matters to you. There’s no need to fit your feelings into someone else’s idea of how you should be.
Choosing someone to talk to is a personal decision. You can ask questions, learn about Andrew’s approach and take time to consider whether working together feels right.
Ask Andrew a questionNot sure
where to start?
You can start with how things feel.
Choose whichever feels closest. You don’t need a label, a diagnosis or the perfect words.
When life feels
too full
The thoughts that don’t switch off. The small things that suddenly feel bigger. You can start by talking about what your days have been like, even if you don’t know why you feel this way.
What have you been carrying on your own?
These are suggested starting points. Andrew will confirm his areas of practice and whether he can offer suitable support.
Getting started,
made simple.
You’re allowed to ask questions before deciding. An enquiry is a conversation, not a commitment.
- 01
Get in touch
Ask about availability, sessions or anything you’d like to understand before getting started. A short message is enough.
- 02
Ask your questions
Find out about Andrew’s approach and discuss what you’re looking for. You can think about whether it feels like the right fit.
- 03
Choose the next step
Before arranging sessions, fees, format, confidentiality and practical details should be explained and agreed.
Session format, location, fees and availability will be confirmed with Andrew.
Ask about sessionsA few questions,
answered.
If your question isn’t here, you can ask it in your own words.
Take a moment.
There’s no rush.
There’s no need to make a decision right now. If you’d like, take a short pause before you carry on.
Do I need to prepare anything?
You don’t need a prepared speech or a complete account of your life. You might start with a concern, a feeling or simply the fact that you’re unsure where to begin.
What does person-centred mean?
Person-centred counselling pays attention to your own experience and understanding of your life. It offers room to explore what matters to you, rather than assuming someone else has the answers.
How do I know if we’re a good fit?
You can ask about Andrew’s approach and experience, share what you’re looking for and take time to consider your choice. Suitability should be discussed before any sessions are arranged.
Can we meet online?
The available session formats and any practice location will be confirmed with Andrew before the website launches.
What are the fees?
Andrew’s fees, session length, payment arrangements and cancellation policy will be added once confirmed. No payment or booking is taken through this preview.
Will what I say be confidential?
The practice’s privacy policy and the boundaries and limits of confidentiality will be explained before sessions begin. The enquiry tool on this preview does not send or save your details.
A little clarity.
A conversation
to begin.
You don’t need to know exactly what to say. Ask a question, share a little, or simply find out more.
Preview mode: Andrew’s contact details are being confirmed. The form prepares a draft for you to keep; it won’t send a message.