Autumn Updates

2011/09/27
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New Counselling Location

Hi there everyone,

I thought I’d write to let you know that my Counselling Service is now based at The Atkins Building on Lower Bond Street, Hinckley LE10 1QU.

The maps and directions on the “How to Find Me” part of my web site.

The Atkins Building is in Hinckley Town Centre and is just a very short walk from the previous counselling practice.

My colleague David Allen will be moving with me to the same location and will still be offering longer-term psychotherapy as well as individual counselling and hypnotherapy.

For the past six years we have been offering counselling, hypnotherapy and psychotherapy at Advent House, but we decided it was time to move to a new base. After quite an extensive search we thought that the Atkins Building would be an ideal new location.

The Atkins Building is part of a former Hinckley hosiery factory and is a grade II listed building but it has been extensively redeveloped to provide comfortable meeting rooms, as well as an art gallery and a café. I can recommend the coffee!

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Couple Counselling in Leicester

For those of you who are looking specifically for a relationship counsellor within walking distance of Leicester Town Centre, David is now offering marriage and relationship counselling at The Centre of Balance in the Clarendon Park area. Details of how to contact David, professional fees and his availability can be found on our Leicester Practice page.

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Divorce and Separation Workshop

I will be continuing to run new start.. divorce and separation recovery course at the Atkins Building.

new start.. was set up three years ago by myself and a colleague Marilyn Wright. Although conducted in a very supportive and friendly atmosphere, it is not just a support group, new start.. is a specially designed ten week course which focuses on:

  • Helping you understand the emotions you are experiencing as a result of your separation or divorce
  • Relieving anxiety about the future by helping you take control in the present
  • Restoring self-esteem and self confidence
  • Understanding communication and feelings, learning to express feelings in a positive way
  • Getting what you want and need in future relationship’s

For details of our next ten week course please contact either

myself on
01455 612 167

or Marilyn Wright on
0116 278 8894.

Warm Wishes

Andrea


Andrea Sheehy MBACP CCRelate

is qualified couple, relationship and marriage counsellor with over 20 years experience. Andrea's practice is based in Hinckley which is on the border of Leicestershire and North Warwickshire. For more information about how couple counselling helps, visit her website

Contact her on   01455 612 167

Copyright Andrea Sheehy 2010. All rights reserved.

Disclaimer: The content is for general information only and may or may not relate to your individual situation. If this article raises concerns please speak to a professional in your area

 
 
 

Andrea Sheehy

 
Andrea Sheehy

Hello, I'm Andrea Sheehy. I am a marriage and relationship counsellor practising in The Atkins Building, Lower Bond Street Hinckley Leicestershire LE10 1QU UK

I help couples just like you repair and rediscover your relationships.


More about couple counselling
To book a consultation, ring Andrea on:
01455 612 167

I am a member of both the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy and The Institute of Transactional Analysis. I operate within both organisations' strict ethical guidelines to ensure safe and contained clinical practice.

 

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Comments fom the blog

 
  • Thank you for this. It is refreshing to see a post on how to cope with the loss of a relationship, rather than on how to keep a relationship.
    In my experience, a lot of relationship advice on the internet is about holding onto relationships.
    Your article focuses on the loss involved, which I think is the crux of the difficulty.

    Comment by Amanda Williamson
  • Dear Andrea, just wanted to say how useful I find this article and your website generally. It really is a professional piece of work.
    Best wishes
    Julia
  • Hi Andrea,
    It's the first time I've visited your blog and I'm very impressed. I love your articles.
    My Husband and I have been together for 12 years now and I believe knowing when to say sorry is really important as well as saying I love you often.

    Comment by Sarah
  • This is wonderful information, and I think it will help many of the grieving families at the hospice at which I work.
    May I reprint this article for our newletter? I will give you full credit in print, of course.
    Thank you for sharing, and thank you in advance for your response!

    Comment by Kelly O'Sullivan
  • Hi Andrea,
    Thank you for having me. Your site is great! I will always visit.
    If I ever know anyone in England or moving there and in need of your services, I will send them to you.
    Comment by Sonia at Marriage Counselling Toronto
  • Hi Andrea
    An excellent article and clear advise about how to select a counsellor for relationship counselling.
    I particularly like the emphasis you place in relation to how the relationship between the client(s) and counsellor is paramount over modality of the counsellor.
    Most of my clients simply want to feel better - I think it is counsellors who get more hung up on modality than our actual clients!
    Keep up the great work ;-)

    Comment by Sue Christy
 
 

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