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Walk.Talk.Breathe.

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Counselling & Therapy

Welcome to Walk Talk Breathe, Counselling & Therapy !

 

what we offer

You may be considering counselling for a variety of reasons.  I provide a safe, non-judgemental space for you to make your own – to explore within.

I provide flexible sessions – choose a regular 60-minute slot or a longer 90-minute experience to fit your calendar.

Choose from indoor sessions in our therapy rooms or outdoors in a pre-arranged location.

If you have any questions, or would like more information

Get in touch!

Walk.Talk.Breathe.

counselling sessions

In room sessions lasting 60 or 90 minutes in our peaceful therapy room.

walk and talk

Outdoor sessions in a prearranged location, lasting 60 or 90 mins.

rewind

PTSD treatment offering ‘closure without disclosure’.

Walk.Talk.Breathe

transformative therapy

Hello, I’m Laura Ramsay, a BACP-registered counsellor and psychotherapist.

Life can be challenging at times, over recent years many people have found themselves carrying more than ever before. Changes in the way we live and work, family responsibilities, relationship difficulties, loss, uncertainty, and life transitions can all leave us feeling overwhelmed, anxious, stuck, or disconnected from ourselves.

  Counselling offers a space to slow down, take stock, and explore what is happening in your life with someone who will listen carefully and without judgement. Together, we can make sense of difficult experiences, recognise your strengths, and find ways of coping that feel right for you.

  At the heart of my practice is the belief that you are the expert in your own life. My role is not to instruct you, rather to walk alongside you, offering support, curiosity, and understanding as you explore your thoughts, feelings, and experiences.

  I provide a warm, safe, and confidential space where you can be yourself and speak openly, knowing you will be met with compassion and respect. I work pluralistically, which means I tailor therapy to your individual needs , drawing from different methods – rather than taking a rigid approach.

  Whether we meet in the therapy room or outdoors through walk-and-talk therapy, I am committed to creating a supportive relationship where you feel heard, valued, and understood.

  Many people find that being in nature can bring a sense of calm, perspective, and connection, making it easier to reflect and talk openly.

  Together, we can work towards greater self-awareness, resilience, and positive change, at a pace that feels comfortable and right for you.

Drop me a message if you have any questions or want to know more about how counselling could work for you !

  • BPsychSc (Bachelor of Psychological Science)
  • Level 5 Diploma in Counselling and Psychotherapy
  • CPD CERTS
  • A Pluralistic Approach to Therapy- Mick Cooper
  • Goals in Therapy – Actualising Our Deepest Directions – Mick Cooper
  • Personalising Psychotherapy – Mick Cooper & John Norcross
  • The Tribes of Person-Centred Therapy – Mick Cooper
  • Ecotherapy & Walk and Talk Counselling – Creative Counsellors (CPCAB)
  • Introduction to Art Therapy – University of Roehampton

BACP – British Assosciation of Counselling Professionals, Registered Member: 393026

GMBPsS – Graduate memeber of the British Psychological Society

The Breathing Class Member

Walk & Talk Therapy Trained

IARTT- International Assosciation for Rewind Trauma Therapy

The Adoption Triad

Anger Management

Anxiety

Bereavement and Loss

Birth and Bonding

Depression

Emotional abuse

Loneliness

Low Self-Esteem

OCD

Parenting Support

Phobias

PTSD

Relationship difficulties

SAD syndrome

Self-Harm

Sexual abuse and rape

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