At Counselling with Laura, I offer professional, person-centred support tailored to your unique journey. My goal is to help you understand your patterns, build resilience, and develop the tools needed for lasting change. Taking the first step toward therapy is an act of courage—I’m here to ensure you feel supported from our very first session.
I am a qualified counsellor and CBT therapist. I qualified through Ridgeway College in 2012 with level 2 and 3 counselling skills, cognitive behavioural therapy, along with Art Therapy, then late renewing my Advanced Level 4 in 2024.

I hold accreditation with the ISPCC and work within the BACP guidelines for ethics framework.

I volunteered at a local hospice as a bereavement counsellor for two years. I also spent a year with private clients as a placement within my training. I then went on to counsel students in a mainstream secondary school.

Qualifications aside, I have wanted to help people since being at secondary school, I am also a person that navigates challenges and anxieties. Having explored this myself and worked through difficult seasons, I feel I am able to bring life experience and allow you to feel understood within the sessions.

I don’t just see you as a client; I see you as a person with a unique story, deserving of a space where you can feel truly heard and safe.

What I can help with:
I have spent just over 8 years working in schools as a SEND teacher and Engagement worker. I’ve had the privilege of supporting children, young adults, and their families as they navigate the beautiful but often challenging complexities of ADHD, Autism, and other neurodiverse needs. I know how isolating these journeys can feel, and I am here to offer a hand to hold through those hurdles.

I also offer extensive experience and expertise within a gentle, compassionate space for those navigating:
– Bereavement/grief and loss
– Anxiety and depression
– PTSD
– Workplace trauma
– Relationship issues/divorce
– Abuse
– Stress
– Self-harm
– Anger management
– Mindfulness
– Post-natal depression
– Dealing with phobias
– Menopause/hormonal-related
– Medical diagnosis (coming to terms with)
– CBT
– OCD
– Families
– Addiction

Sessions:
I offer a free 20 minute phone/online consultation to ensure I can offer you the correct support, as much as you can be sure I am the right person for you.
I work face-to-face in a lovely space at uphill Lincoln, or through video, online or telephone.

If so my prices are:
£45 per 60 minute session (in-person)
£40 per 60 minute online session
£35 for students

Home visits are available upon request.
I also offer Walk and Talk therapy if you prefer the outdoors rather than sitting within the counselling room or video call. Spaces for this are limited and at £35 per 45 minutes.

*I offer a 5% discount on all prices for those in receipt of Universal Credit