David Roberts Counselling in Beaconsfield

Practice Opening Times

Please contact me in confidence to discuss a potential day and time that suits your schedule. If I am unable to take your call please leave a message and I will contact you as soon as I can, normally within 24 hrs.

Fees

As of August 2023 my fees are:

Initial assessment: £80 for a one hour session

Standard session: £60 to £70 per 50 minute session

Supervision: £60 per hour or £90 for 1.5 hours

Fees are payable at the beginning or end of every session unless we meet over online video then the fee is paid via bank transfer prior to the session. Payment must be up-to-date for sessions to continue. If you encounter financial difficulties, please talk to me before an issue develops.

Sessions are weekly and once we agree a mutually convenient day and time, then that becomes your regular space.

"I'm further along the 'yellow brick road' than I ever hoped to be. I have gained heart and courage along the way. Thank you."

Location

I offer counselling from my private practice in Beaconsfield which is within easy reach of High Wycombe, Gerrards Cross, Marlow and Amersham

Currently there is no wheelchair access.

Confidentiality

Counselling is confidential. Sometimes you may wish to let someone know you are seeing a counsellor but that is your decision.

In between counselling sessions I will never telephone you unless you are happy for me to do so. If we meet outside of the counselling room I will not acknowledge you unless again you are comfortable with that.

There may be times when confidentiality may need to be broken, for example, if you or someone is in danger. If possible we will try to talk this through first. We will however discuss this in the initial consultation in full and you will be given a copy of my counselling agreement in writing which we both sign.

I keep some short notes in line with current legislation which are for my personal use only and do not contain any identifiable details. Your personal details are kept securely and separately.

I keep the notes for three years should you wish to return to see me, at that point they are destroyed, in line with current legislation.