Nicholas Jagels Counselling

General information

About Me

I provide a safe, gentle and non judgemental space to talk. As a humanistic integrative counsellor, I accept that as individuals we are all unique and have different needs when seeking therapy and support. I believe that it is ultimately the relationship between the client and therapist that is fundamental for a trusting, understanding and safe therapeutic alliance and this allows for the opportunity to explore your feelings, emotions, relationships, ways of thinking and patterns of behaviour. As a member of the BACP, I am bound by and adhere to the BACP Ethical Framework for Good Practice in Counselling and Psychotherapy.
I provide counselling in:

Depression & Anxiety
Anger
Stress
Self-Esteem and Confidence
Addictions
Self-harming
Eating Disorders
Bereavement & Loss
Relationship Issues
Abuse (emotional, physical, verbal and sexual)
Work and Career issues

I can provide additional counselling in:

Sexual Orientation & Identity
Living with or affected by HIV and HCV
Substance misuse
Chemsex
Sexual Dysfunction
Sex Addiction

My Qualifications:

Diploma and Advanced Diploma in Humanistic Integrative Counselling. Trained at CPPD Counselling School, London (Adv Dip BACP accredited).
Why choose therapy?

Making the decision to approach therapy or counselling can be a positive step. It can help to gain a greater understanding to find the resources to make changes. It can also lead to self-discovery and self-awareness to live a more fulfilling life and to have more meaningful interpersonal relationships. You may be deciding to seek therapy because you are feeling low or in distress, or that you are confused with painful feelings that you do not understand, but you may also be coming from a place of curiosity. I am here to guide you through this process.

As a therapist, I strongly believe in the continuation of my professional and personal development. For a number of years, I volunteered at The Terrence Higgins Trust (THT), helping people living with or affected by HIV. Additionally, I volunteered at East London Out Project (ELOP) offering counselling to those who identified as LGBT. I am passionate about the benefits of counselling in exploring and understanding ourselves in both past and present relationships.