Welcome to Human Encounters, Yorkshire

PHILIP AND SUSAN OFFER A PERSON CENTRED APPROACH TO BOTH REHABILITATION AND
COUNSELLING FOR INDIVIDUALS AND GROUPS.

Human Encounters are a professional counselling and rehabilitation service. We offer counselling services specialising in depression, anxiety and panic attacks, bereavement, relationships, family counselling and supporting people with sight loss. We work with individuals of any age.

We use various therapies such as CBT (cognitive behavioural therapy), coaching, creative therapy and group work. We draw from a range of approaches to provide the right support for you.

We are passionate about every aspect of our work and aim to provide you with individual and tailored support. An important quality for us is showing unconditional positive regard, allowing our clients to be ‘who’ they are.

Our services are made accessible to all by offering counselling sessions from Ryedale, home visits and skype counselling.

We believe people are their own best resource and have within themselves their own motivation; we endeavour to help people tap into these qualities, enabling them to move forward. Confidentiality is taken seriously; we are here to help.

Areas Sue covers for counselling include:

I am based in Ryedale and can meet with people at other locations if there is a specific need including Scarborough, Whitby, Thirsk, York, Teeside and all surrounding areas.

Areas Philip covers for rehabilitation and mobility training:

Due to its specialist nature, rehabilitation services are made available on an individual basis and all clients locations will be considered.

Human Encounters are members of BACP (The British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy), SCA (Social Care Association) and Vision2020 (VINCE: Vision Impairment Network for Counselling and Emotional Support).

Contact Human Encounters today to discuss your needs.

Testimonial:

“The counsellor took our son on as she found him and worked through his problems as they arose.  She gave her time to listen to our story.  The counsellor listened (and we felt cared) to our troubles and helped us look at our feelings and ways of dealing with them”