In-person
appointments
This page explains how to arrange an in-person appointment and what to expect when you arrive.
Your in-person appointment begins with a brief look at the practice handbook — a short document covering confidentiality, contact between sessions, and other practical matters. The remainder of the session is given over to what brings you to therapy.
As we talk, a clearer picture may emerge, and you might uncover other concerns you hadn’t previously considered.
Towards the end of the session, you will have a better understanding of what therapy involves and how it can support you. We can then consider the direction and frequency of future appointments.
To make your in-person appointment
To make an in-person appointment, complete the form below, or contact me directly by email, message, or phone, and I will reply within 24 hours, weekdays.
The fee is £65 per 45‑minute appointment, payable at the time of the session. Payment can be made by contactless, card with chip‑and‑pin, or cash. All major cards are accepted.
Frequently Asked Questions
The FAQs below relate to making appointments.
Is there anything I need to do beforehand for my appointment?
There’s nothing you need to read, complete, or bring beforehand. If you would prefer to bring some notes to look at during the appointment, that’s fine, too.
Can I book an appointment for someone else?
I’m not able to accept a booking on behalf of another person. If someone you know would like to begin therapy, ask them to contact me directly.
Do you offer couples counselling?
I hold appointments with individuals only.
Do you provide appointments online as well as in person?
I provide in-person appointments from my office by St Ann’s Square.
I have a question not listed here
Get in touch — I am happy to respond to questions.
Getting here and access
The practice is on Old Bank Street off St Ann’s Square, Manchester city centre, M2 7PE
Access
Use the intercom to the left of the entrance to let me know you’ve arrived — the glass doors will then open automatically.
The building has step-free access. Access to the fifth floor is by lift or stairs, then along the corridor through two sets of fire doors.
Metrolink
A short walk from St Peters Square and Exchange Square stops.
Train
Manchester Victoria and Salford Central train stations are nearby.
Car and Motorcycle Parking
Online guides include Manchester City Council’s Guide to City Centre Parking ↗