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Appointments
Appointments are available daytime and evening, fees are negotiable and there is a
no obligation initial consultation available.
John Weldon MA. BSc (Hons). MBACP (Snr.Accred). PG Dip. Psychotherapy. Dip. Counselling.
BACP Member with Senior Accredited Practitioner and over 30 years experience.
John has worked in the NHS, in Charitable Organisations, and in Private Practice; with a wide
variety of clients and issues. Including; anxiety, depression, terminal illness, bereavement,
health-related issues, relationships, self-esteem, identity, addiction, personal development,
existential crisis, and work related issues. In addition, he has facilitator as a tutor, group
facilitator and supervisor in a variety of settings.
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Individuals
Sessions are for 50 minutes, minimally once
a week, when indicated they can be more
frequent.
Contract ongoing, when agreed after the
initial consultation, with two weeks notice,
for holidays and cancellations
Couples
Sessions are for 70 minutes normally once a
week. Both partner have to attend all sessions
for them to go ahead.
When agreed after initial consultation they
are in blocks of six sessions with no notice.
Psychotherapy
Sometimes certain behaviours, feelings or thoughts do
not serve us well. They may have a negative impact on
our life, health and relationships.
Despite having some understanding of this, change
can be difficult. Aspects of our personal history can
repeat.
Psychotherapy can help identify the nature of such
patterns bringing them into conscious focus.
This awareness and other insights gained in a
therapeutic relationship can help develop new
thinking, feelings and behaviour.
It can also be a great aid to ongoing growth and
development.
Counselling
Counselling can help when you feel vulnerable or
confused about a particular issue, or there is a
problem you want to solve.
Counselling can help you focus on and facilitate a
solution, develop coping strategies and new skills,
increase awareness, resilience and understanding.
It can help with anxiety, relationship issues,
bereavement, self-esteem, behaviour problem,
difficult feelings, life changing events, work-related
issues and existential crisis.
It can also be a great support during difficult
times and circumstances
This Central London Psychotherapy and Counselling Service is a private practice,
based on a wealth of experience in therapeutic work, which began in 1986. Since then
hundreds of clients have been seen, thousands of clinical hours over 30 years
have been delivered, this reflects the considerable experience
and expertise available to help and support you.
Situated just two minutes from Marylebone Station in Ashmil Street,
offering individual and couple counselling and
psychotherapy.
Practitioner Senior Accreditation and membership
with British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy.
Every effort is made to make this convenient and discreet central London
location as safe and comfortable as possible, to ensure the best environment for you
to receive the highest level of professional counselling and psychotherapy
Welcome
Telephone: 0870 405 1986
MarylebonePractice.co.uk. is a private counselling and psychotherapy practice and not part of the NHS or any other practice.
It offers private counselling and psychotherapy services in Marylebone Central London Thanks to pixabay, xara and others.
This Practice is committed to as wide an access as possible to therapy, and
therefore fees are negotiable.
Chart below for guidance only, based on income:
we can discuss your individual circumstances and needs.
Low Average High
Individual £60 £90 £150
Couples £90 £150 £250
Just 2 minutes from Marylebone Station, 7min from Baker Street and Edgware Road Station
John Weldon MA. BSc (Hons). MBACP (Snr.Accred). PG Dip.
Psychotherapy. Dip. Counselling. BACP Member with
Senior Accredited Practitioner and with over 30 years
experience.
John has worked in the NHS, in Charitable Organisations,
and in Private Practice; with a wide variety of clients and
issues. Including; anxiety, depression, terminal illness,
bereavement, health-related issues, relationships, self-
esteem, identity, addiction, personal development,
existential crisis, and work related issues. In addition,
he has worked as a tutor, group facilitator and
supervisor in a variety of settings.