Here you'll find answers to some of the questions people often have about starting therapy with Mo Counselling.
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What issues do you support clients with?
I support children, teenagers, and adults with a wide range of emotional and psychological difficulties, including:
- Life transitions
- Depression
- Trauma
- Anxiety
- Neurodiversity
- Self-Esteem issues
- Self-Harm
- Stress (which includes stress related to COVID)
- Suicidal feelings and more.
What types of therapy do you offer?
I use an integrative approach, drawing on a range of therapeutic models depending on your needs, including:
- Culturally Sensitive Therapy
- Rewind Therapy
- Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and Mindfulness
- Psychodynamic/Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy
- Person-Centred Therapy
- Creative Therapy
- Systemic Therapy
- Humanistic Therapy
What is an integrative counsellor and psychotherapist?
As an integrative counsellor and psychotherapist, I draw on a range of therapeutic approaches, including talk therapy, cognitive behavioural techniques, mindfulness, and creative methods such as art or music.
This flexible, personalised approach ensures I can provide support that is tailored to each individual’s unique needs, helping them express emotions, change unhelpful patterns, and enhance overall well-being.
What training and qualifications do you have?
Mo's qualifications include but are not limited to:
- BSc. Psychology, Counselling and Therapies (2014-2017)
- MSc. in Counselling Children and Young People (2017-2019)
- CPD in Psychotherapy and Counselling Level 3 (2021)
- CPD in Trauma Treatments in Children and Young People (2022)
- Certificate in Creative Clinical Supervision (2025- 2026)
Where are you based?
I offer counselling and psychotherapy sessions in Bristol for clients who prefer to meet in person. I also offer online and telephone sessions across the UK.
Is Mo Counselling faith-based?
Yes. Mo Counselling is a Christian-based counselling and psychotherapy service, rooted in faith and grounded in the values reflected in Colossians 3:12:
Therefore, as God’s chosen people, holy and dearly loved, clothe yourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness and patience.
This Scripture reflects the heart of Mo Counselling. The aim is to create a safe, warm and compassionate space where everyone feels heard, respected, valued and understood.
While Christian faith is at the foundation of Mo Counselling, the counselling and psychotherapy service is open to everyone
You do not need to be a Christian, or follow any particular faith or belief, to access support. Everyone is welcome, regardless of their background, beliefs or circumstances.
At the same time, Mo Counselling recognises that this approach to counselling and psychotherapy will not suit everyone. If a Christian-based service doesn’t feel right for you, that’s completely okay. Finding a therapist and approach that feels comfortable and right for you is important.
For those who do choose Mo Counselling, the commitment is to offer support with compassion, kindness, dignity, gentleness and patience as you navigate life’s challenges. 💜
What is Rewind Therapy?

Rewind Therapy is a therapeutic technique designed to help individuals process and overcome trauma, anxiety, phobias, and negative memories. It works by guiding you through a relaxation process and then "rewinding" the traumatic memory in a way that reduces its emotional impact.
This technique is quick, non-invasive, and doesn't require you to relive painful experiences in detail. It's often used for conditions like PTSD, phobias, and past trauma, providing fast relief and helping you feel more in control of your emotions.
If you're struggling with past experiences or overwhelming emotions, Rewind Therapy can be a gentle and effective way to regain peace and emotional balance.
Do you offer in-person or online counselling?
Sessions can take place in several ways depending on what works best for you:
- In person: I offer in-person sessions in Bristol.
- Online: Sessions can take place via Zoom or Microsoft Teams.
- Telephone: If online sessions are not suitable, sessions can also take place by telephone.
All remote sessions are conducted from a private and secure space.
How much does counselling cost per session?
My current rates are £75 per 50-minute session.
- Sessions can be arranged on a short- or long-term basis.
- Concessionary rates are offered:
- If you're a student, have a disability, or are receiving certain benefits, I offer up to a 10% concessionary discount to help make therapy more accessible. Please get in touch to arrange this with me.
- Working with Organisations and Schools: Please email Mo Counselling directly for specific pricing and booking details
Unsure and would like to talk to me first? Book a free 15-30 minute consultation!
Do you offer supervision for trainee and newly qualified counsellors?
Yes. As a qualified supervisor, I offer a supportive, reflective space for trainee and newly qualified counsellors to develop their confidence, skills and professional practice.
Who do you work with?
I work with a wide range of people, including:
- Children (ages 4–12)
- Young people (ages 13–25)
- Adults (26+)
For children and young people, sessions are tailored to each developmental stage and may include play-based approaches for younger children.
Sessions can be arranged on either a short- or long-term basis.
Do you accept private health insurance?
I am fully insured and accept clients whose sessions are covered by the following private health insurance providers:
I am also registered with Healthcode.
Please check your policy details or contact your insurer directly to confirm your level of cover before booking.
What other mental health support services are available?
For Under 25s/Parents:
All ages:
What is supervision?
Supervision offers trainee and qualified counsellors, as well as practitioners across a range of helping professions, an opportunity to step back from their work and reflect on their experiences, thoughts and feelings. It provides a supportive space to explore challenges, consider ethical questions, work through complex situations and develop confidence and professional skills.
How can supervision support you as a counsellor?
Supervision offers a confidential, supportive space for trainee and qualified counsellors and practitioners to reflect on their work, explore challenges and develop their professional practice.
Sessions may include:
- Reflective Practice: Exploring experiences, feelings and responses.
- Professional Challenges: Discussing complex situations, boundaries and ethical dilemmas.
- Emotional Wellbeing: Recognising the impact of your work and maintaining balance.
- Confidence and Development: Strengthening skills, self-awareness and professional identity.
- Relationships and Communication: Reflecting on professional relationships and interpersonal challenges.
- Future Goals: Identifying learning needs and supporting ongoing development.
Supervision is guided by your needs, offering time to pause, reflect and gain fresh perspectives in a supportive, non-judgemental environment. You don't need to have all the answers or prepare a specific issue; simply bring whatever feels important to you.
What is mentoring?
Mentoring offers a space to focus on yourself, explore what matters to you and consider what you would like to work towards. It can support you with building confidence, recognising your strengths, navigating change and developing a clearer sense of direction.
I offer mentoring to young people and adults, adapting my approach to each person's individual needs and circumstances. You might be looking for support with confidence, personal development, everyday challenges or thinking about your next steps.
There is no expectation to have everything figured out. Mentoring is an opportunity to talk things through, explore your options and find a way forward that feels right for you.
How is mentoring different from therapy?
Mentoring and therapy can both offer support with personal growth and wellbeing, but they have different focuses:
Mentoring tends to focus on your strengths, goals and the changes you would like to make. It can help you build confidence, explore possibilities and think about practical steps towards moving forward.
Therapy offers space to explore your thoughts, feelings and experiences in more depth, helping you develop a greater understanding of yourself and work through emotional difficulties.
There can be some overlap between the two, but mentoring is not a replacement for therapy. The type of support that feels right for you will depend on your individual needs and what you would like help with.
Next Steps
If you feel ready to begin, click Book Now to arrange your session with Mo Counselling.
Still have another question? Don’t hesitate to contact Mo Counselling directly.