Confidentiality is at the heart of my practice and is central to our work together. It begins from your initial enquiry and continues throughout our work together. This is where counselling differs from talking to a friend or relative. There are some rare circumstances where I may need to break it. This could include situations where I believe you or someone else is at serious risk of harm. Any limits to confidentiality will be explained clearly at the start of our work, so you understand what they mean for you.  

As a BACP registered counsellor, I adhere to their ethical framework and discuss my work with a qualified supervisor on a regular basis. This process supports and enhances my work, helping me provide the best possible service to my clients. My supervisor also adheres to the guidelines as set out by the BACP so your confidentiality is maintained.