What to expect? – your counsellor will understand the issues you may be facing; each person is different; however, in Tinnitus Counselling, common themes are discussed.

Therapy – we usually offer counselling that supports resolutions of your current issues and future planning. Some people prefer a longer, more profound form of psychotherapy. We support both modes of counselling.

When can I start counselling? – if you pay for sessions, therapy generally starts within a fortnight. If you wanted NHS funding, we would make an application following a free assessment session.

No NHS funding application is guaranteed to be successful, and the timeframe is normally between 8 and 12 weeks. 

We pride ourselves on providing safe and compassionate Disability Focused Counselling where all individuals, regardless of cultural, gender or sexual identity, can receive equitable mental health services and support.

So, if you’re struggling in any way right now, don’t hesitate to contact us. 

As a specialist service with a wealth of experience, we can support organisations and the general public with excellent Counselling and Psychotherapies.

Services for 

♣ Individuals 

♣ Couples

♣ Care-Givers

♣ Family Members

♣ Friends

♣ National Health Services

♣ Mental Health Providers

♣ Universities & Schools

♣ Solicitors & Courts

♣ Insurance Companies

♣ Businesses

Private pay clients are able to choose the focus, duration, and frequency of therapy.

Clients are even allowed to choose the length of sessions. Research shows that clients who have to pay something for their treatment have more positive outcomes than those who receive free treatment.

Individuals can start their Tinnitus Counselling almost immediately.

No waiting lists or reports are being sent to GPs. It’s Confidential.  

Pricing 

For the general public, we heavily discounted our session fees. This enables them to access counselling easily at an affordable price.

Session Fees for 50 minutes:

♣ Initial Session £50

♣ Pay as you go £70

♣ Saver3 £180  (3 Sessions)

Some people may find that self-paid is just out of reach; if this is the case, let us know, and we can generally help with a payment plan.

Usually, your GP will refer you to the local IAPT mental health service. 

We can apply for specialist counselling if you have one or more of the following:

⇒ You have been discharged from the local NHS service as unsuitable for their counselling.

⇒ You have been recommended to see a Specialist Tinnitus Counselling Service by IAPT.

⇒ You have one or more issues around grief or addictions.

⇒ There are some other exceptional circumstances you can tell us about.

Talk to us to see if you qualify for a free funding application or self-refer to start the funding process.

If applying for free funding, the first session is free.

This session is an assessment; it’s the foundation to enable us to make the application with a first-class treatment plan specific to you or the client.

Free funding applications are based on your complex needs & exceptional circumstances. 

Free funding cannot be guaranteed, and every case is based on its own merits.

Access to Experts: Some tinnitus organisations have partnerships with healthcare professionals and experts specialising in audiology or tinnitus management. This can give members access to accurate and up-to-date advice and guidance from professionals who understand the condition.

Advocacy and Awareness: Tinnitus organisations often work to raise awareness about tinnitus and advocate for better support and resources for individuals affected by the condition. They may collaborate with policymakers, healthcare institutions, and researchers to improve tinnitus management and funding for research.

Research and Clinical Trials: Some tinnitus organisations support research into the causes and treatments of tinnitus. They may also inform their members about opportunities to participate in clinical trials for potential treatments.

Reduced Isolation: Tinnitus can lead to feelings of isolation and frustration, especially if friends and family members don’t fully understand the condition. Joining a tinnitus organisation allows individuals to connect with others who can empathise with their experiences, reducing feelings of isolation.

Confidentiality and Privacy: Tinnitus organisations provide a safe and confidential space for individuals to discuss their concerns and challenges related to tinnitus without fear of judgment or stigma.

Access to Resources: Tinnitus organisations may provide access to information on medical professionals experienced in treating tinnitus, hearing aids, sound therapy devices, and other helpful tools.