Providing Christian resources since 1979
01784 457194
121 High Street, Staines-upon-Thames TW18 4PD
Monday to Saturday 10am – 5pm
We offer professional Christian counselling in Staines
Our confidential counselling service is open to anyone who would like a place to work through issues and challenges they are facing. We deal with many issues ranging from bereavement, depression, anxiety, relational difficulties, and challenging life choices. We offer an approach to counselling, within a Christian ethos which, seeks to help individuals resolve their difficulties. Clients can be of any faith or none and will be able to determine whether or not issues of religious belief form part of the dialogue.
Counsellors will encourage individuals to explore possible roots to their problems as well as help the individual to find potential solutions including any resources available to them to assist change. Counsellors are non-judgemental, and will not impose solutions but rather respect the autonomy of every individual.
We want to help you
If you are willing to be open and honest and take personal responsibility for yourself, we are here to stand alongside and help. We aim to provide you with a safe and confidential environment where you will be free to talk through any issue you may have. You will first meet with a counsellor for an initial assessment which will give you the opportunity to explain your problem and discuss your hopes and goals. After having the counselling process explained to you, you can choose whether you wish to enter into counselling at that time.
An initial assessment costs £15
Fees for subsequent counselling sessions are based on a sliding scale and will be discussed at your initial assessment. We seek to make this an affordable service to the community. However, our counsellors have overhead costs of supervision, insurance and transport and the fee charged will contribute to these expenses.
How to Book
Please contact the counselling service directly on 07788 132855. Sessions are held in our private room at the centre during opening hours (Monday – Saturday 10am – 5pm). If you have any problems in trying to reach any of our counsellors, please feel free to contact one of our staff in the shop.
Counsellors will encourage individuals to explore possible roots to their problems as well as help the individual to find potential solutions including any resources available to them to assist change. Counsellors are non-judgemental, and will not impose solutions but rather respect the autonomy of every individual.
We want to help you
If you are willing to be open and honest and take personal responsibility for yourself, we are here to stand alongside and help. We aim to provide you with a safe and confidential environment where you will be free to talk through any issue you may have. You will first meet with a counsellor for an initial assessment which will give you the opportunity to explain your problem and discuss your hopes and goals. After having the counselling process explained to you, you can choose whether you wish to enter into counselling at that time.
An initial assessment costs £15
Fees for subsequent counselling sessions are based on a sliding scale and will be discussed at your initial assessment. We seek to make this an affordable service to the community. However, our counsellors have overhead costs of supervision, insurance and transport and the fee charged will contribute to these expenses.
How to Book
Please contact the counselling service directly on 07788 132855. Sessions are held in our private room at the centre during opening hours (Monday – Saturday 10am – 5pm). If you have any problems in trying to reach any of our counsellors, please feel free to contact one of our staff in the shop.
Meet our Counsellors
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Deborah Bull Deborah Bull is a graduate of London School of Theology in Theology and Counselling (accredited by Middlesex University) and is Level 3 trained in Internal Family Systems (IFS). She has been counselling since 2005 and working at Canaan since 2007. She is a registered member of the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy.
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Heather CibrarioHeather is a graduate from Middlesex University and an Integrative-Relational Counsellor. She holds a First Class BA Honours Degree in Psychotherapeutic Counselling, as well as a BA Degree in Languages and Psychology which she received in South Africa. She is a registered member of both the Association for Christian Counsellors and the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy.
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Jane RogersonJane is a Graduate of London Guildhall University with a Master’s Degree in Counselling Psychology. She obtained a BSc Honours Degree in Psychology and Sociology from Sheffield University. Jane attended London Bible College completing the CWR certificate in Christian counselling. She also holds a Post-Graduate Certificate in therapeutic work with children and young people through NSPCC, accredited by the University of York. She is a member of the British Psychological Society.
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Sue McGeeSue is a qualified CBT therapist with a Master’s Degree in Rational Emotive and Cognitive Behaviour Therapy received from Goldsmith’s University of London. Sue also has a B.Sc. in Psychology and Theology and a Diploma in Christian Counselling from CWR. Sue is an Accredited member of the Association of Christian Counsellors (ACC). She is also a Registered member of the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and is a member of the British Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies (BABCP).
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