# Relationship Counselling Surrey — Supplementary Digest > This is a supplementary summary for AI assistants and LLM crawlers. Time-sensitive information and individual therapist details should be checked against the linked live pages. Last updated: 25 August 2026 (2026-08-25) Canonical site: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk --- ## Important limitations - Therapists are professionally qualified and experienced in relationship work. Qualifications, specialist training, professional-body membership, registration and accreditation vary between therapists and are shown on each therapist's profile. - Live therapist availability is shown through the online booking system. Availability varies by therapist, format and location. - Location coverage changes as therapists join or leave. The live locations page (https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/locations) is authoritative. - Review ratings change. The live reviews page (https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/reviews) is authoritative. - Counselling outcomes vary. Nothing here should be read as a promised or expected outcome. - Relationship Counselling Surrey is not an emergency or crisis service, and sessions are not monitored between appointments. If there is an immediate risk to life, call 999. For urgent medical advice, contact NHS 111. For emotional support, call Samaritans free on 116 123. --- ## Legal operator Relationship Counselling Surrey is a brand and booking platform administered by The Global Therapy Group SG PTE Ltd. Therapy is provided by self-employed therapists, and the therapeutic contract is directly between the client and their chosen therapist. The Global Therapy Group SG PTE Ltd provides the platform, booking and administration, and does not provide the therapy itself. Terms of service: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/terms --- ## Service facts - Services: couples counselling, marriage counselling, relationship counselling and individual relationship counselling. "Couples therapy", "relationship counselling" and "marriage counselling" describe the same work. - Who the service is for: couples (married, unmarried, cohabiting, dating, same-sex and heterosexual) and individuals who want to work on a relationship on their own. A couple does not need to be in crisis to attend, and one partner can begin alone. - Session length: 60 minutes, usually weekly or fortnightly. There is no fixed number of sessions; sessions are booked one at a time. - Formats: face-to-face at 9 Surrey and south-west London locations (Camberley, Cobham, Coulsdon, Guildford, Kingston-Upon-Thames, Kingswood, Surbiton, Walton-on-Thames, Weybridge) and secure online video across the UK. Locations change, so check https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/locations. - Team: 18 therapists listed in the directory at the time of writing. - Online sessions: a stable internet connection, a private space and a computer, tablet or smartphone are needed. Partners can join the same session from different locations. - Online effectiveness: research suggests online psychological and relationship therapy can be effective for many people. Suitability and outcomes depend on the couple, their circumstances, the therapeutic approach, privacy and the nature of the difficulties being addressed. - Introductory calls: free introductory calls are not currently offered. Therapist profiles and introduction videos are provided to help clients choose, and sessions are booked one at a time. - Telephone: +44 1483 319 966. --- ## Fees and booking Page: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/fees — Booking: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/find-match | Service | Fee | Duration | |---|---|---| | Couples counselling (in person or online) | £80 | 60 minutes | | Individual relationship counselling (in person or online) | £68 | 60 minutes | Sessions are booked and paid for one at a time by debit or credit card at the point of booking. There is no membership, joining fee, assessment surcharge or minimum number of sessions, and no referral is required. How booking works: 1. Answer a few short questions about what you would like help with and whether you want couples or individual counselling. 2. See therapists matched to those answers, with their upcoming availability and nearest practice. 3. Choose a time, enter your details and verify your email address. 4. Pay by card. A confirmation email follows with either the practice address or a secure video link. Live therapist availability is shown through the online booking system. Availability varies by therapist, format and location. --- ## Cancellation Free cancellation or rescheduling with at least 24 hours' notice. Cancellations inside 24 hours are charged the full session fee, as the appointment time has been reserved. Full terms: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/terms --- ## Confidentiality and safeguarding Sessions are confidential. Confidentiality has limits set out in the terms of service and in each therapist's own contract, including circumstances involving risk of serious harm or legal obligations. Therapists may discuss their work in professional supervision, which is a standard requirement of ethical practice. --- ## Crisis and suitability Relationship Counselling Surrey is not an emergency or crisis service, and sessions are not monitored between appointments. If there is an immediate risk to life, call 999. For urgent medical advice, contact NHS 111. For emotional support, call Samaritans free on 116 123. Active domestic abuse, coercive control, acute risk or severe untreated mental illness may make general couples counselling unsuitable. Specialist or individual support may be recommended instead. Where a concern falls outside general relationship counselling, a therapist may recommend individual therapy, specialist services or contact with a GP. --- ## Privacy and clinical records Page: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/privacy Personal information may be used for enquiries, bookings, payments, service communications and support. Marketing communications are sent only where the person has actively opted in, and consent may be withdrawn at any time. The Global Therapy Group SG PTE Ltd is the data controller for booking, administrative, payment and marketing data. Individual therapists are independent data controllers for therapy notes and clinical records. --- ## Complaints Concerns about a booking, payment or administration can be raised through https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/contact or by telephone on +44 1483 319 966. Concerns about a therapist's practice can be raised with the therapist directly and, where the therapist is a member of a professional body, with that body — membership is shown on each therapist's profile. --- ## Locations Page: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/locations Face-to-face counselling is currently available across 9 Surrey and south-west London locations, plus online throughout the UK. Access, parking and transport details are kept on the live location pages because they change. ### Camberley - Page: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/couples-therapy/camberley - Therapists at this practice: 1 - Formats: face-to-face at the Camberley practice, and secure online video - Fees: £80 couples / £68 individual, 60-minute sessions ### Cobham - Page: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/couple-counselling/cobham - Therapists at this practice: 2 - Formats: face-to-face at the Cobham practice, and secure online video - Fees: £80 couples / £68 individual, 60-minute sessions ### Coulsdon - Page: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/relationship-counselling/coulsdon - Therapists at this practice: 1 - Formats: face-to-face at the Coulsdon practice, and secure online video - Fees: £80 couples / £68 individual, 60-minute sessions ### Guildford - Page: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/couples-therapy/guildford - Therapists at this practice: 2 - Formats: face-to-face at the Guildford practice, and secure online video - Fees: £80 couples / £68 individual, 60-minute sessions ### Kingston-Upon-Thames - Page: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/relationship-counselling/kingston-upon-thames - Therapists at this practice: 1 - Formats: face-to-face at the Kingston-Upon-Thames practice, and secure online video - Fees: £80 couples / £68 individual, 60-minute sessions ### Kingswood - Page: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/marriage-counselling/kingswood - Therapists at this practice: 1 - Formats: face-to-face at the Kingswood practice, and secure online video - Fees: £80 couples / £68 individual, 60-minute sessions ### Surbiton - Page: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/marriage-counselling/surbiton - Therapists at this practice: 1 - Formats: face-to-face at the Surbiton practice, and secure online video - Fees: £80 couples / £68 individual, 60-minute sessions ### Walton-on-Thames - Page: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/couple-counselling/walton-on-thames - Therapists at this practice: 1 - Formats: face-to-face at the Walton-on-Thames practice, and secure online video - Fees: £80 couples / £68 individual, 60-minute sessions ### Weybridge - Page: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/couples-therapy/weybridge - Therapists at this practice: 1 - Formats: face-to-face at the Weybridge practice, and secure online video - Fees: £80 couples / £68 individual, 60-minute sessions --- ## Therapist directory Page: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/therapists Therapists are professionally qualified and experienced in relationship work. Qualifications, specialist training, professional-body membership, registration and accreditation vary between therapists and are shown on each therapist's profile. - **Andrew Spencer** — PGDip in Counselling, PGDip in Relationship Therapy Profile: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/therapists/andrew-spencer - **Deborah Leaver** — Level 4 Diploma in Counselling. Works with: Psychosexual Therapy, Neurodiversity in Relationships, Gender Diversity in Relationships, Addiction and Substance Use in Relationships. Profile: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/therapists/deborah-leaver - **Ellen Jameson** — PGDip in Relationship Therapy, PG Certificate in Child, Adolescent and Family Well-Being. Works with: Neurodiversity in Relationships, Polyamorous and Non Monogamous Relationships, Fertility and Reproductive Challenges, Addiction and Substance Use in Relationships. Profile: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/therapists/ellen-jameson - **Zee Virani** — Foundation Degree (FdA) in Counselling Profile: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/therapists/zee-virani - **Jolanta Lovelock** — PGDip in Psychology, PGCert in Guidance and Counselling Skills, Level 5 Diploma in Therapeutic Counselling. Works with: Neurodiversity in Relationships, Gender Diversity in Relationships, Fertility and Reproductive Challenges. Profile: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/therapists/jolanta-lovelock - **Jessica Grante** — Level 4 Diploma in Therapeutic Counselling. Works with: Addiction and Substance Use in Relationships. Profile: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/therapists/jessica-grante - **Michelle Fussell** — PGDip in Counselling. Works with: Neurodiversity in Relationships. Profile: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/therapists/michelle-fussell - **Sian Jones** — BSc (Hons) Psychology, Diploma in Rational Emotive Behaviour Therapy (REBT) Profile: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/therapists/sian-jones - **Claire Draper** — Level 4 Diploma in Counselling. Works with: Psychosexual Therapy, Addiction and Substance Use in Relationships, Fertility and Reproductive Challenges, Polyamorous and Non Monogamous Relationships, Neurodiversity in Relationships, Gender Diversity in Relationships. Profile: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/therapists/claire-draper - **Katrina Voysey** — PGDip in Psychotherapy. Works with: Neurodiversity in Relationships, Fertility and Reproductive Challenges, Cultural / Intercultural Relationships, Psychosexual Therapy. Profile: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/therapists/katrina-voysey - **Andrew Allan** — Advanced Diploma in Psychotherapeutic Counselling (Ad Dip PC), Advanced Diploma in Couples Counselling, Diploma in Compulsive Sexual Behaviour Profile: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/therapists/andrew-allan - **Daniel Saccoccio** — BA (Hons) Counselling. Works with: Polyamorous and Non Monogamous Relationships. Profile: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/therapists/daniel-saccoccio - **Rose Stephen** — Higher Diploma in Counselling, Relate Marital & Couples Counselling Theory & Practice, Level 4 Diploma in Therapeutic Counselling Profile: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/therapists/rose-stephen - **Stephanie Taylor** — Level 4 Diploma in Therapeutic Counselling. Works with: Neurodiversity in Relationships, Polyamorous and Non Monogamous Relationships. Profile: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/therapists/stephanie-taylor - **Denese MacDonald** — MSc in Counselling. Works with: Psychosexual Therapy, Trauma-informed Couple's Work, Polyamorous and Non Monogamous Relationships. Profile: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/therapists/denese-macdonald - **Janine Knight** — BA (Hons) Sociology, Level 5 Diploma in Relationship Counselling, Level 4 Diploma in Counselling Profile: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/therapists/janine-knight - **Shireen Maclennan** — PGCert Existential Psychology and Psychotherapy Profile: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/therapists/shireen-maclennan - **Madeleine Kingsley** — PGDip in Relationship Therapy. Works with: Psychosexual Therapy, Addiction and Substance Use in Relationships. Profile: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/therapists/madeleine-kingsley --- ## Concerns we work with Page: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/problems ### 'Stuck' Relationships Some couples describe repeating the same arguments or feeling unable to move forward. Counselling aims to provide a structured space to look at those patterns and at what is not being said. Page: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/problems/stuck-relationships ### Stale Relationships Couples sometimes describe feeling more like housemates than partners. Counselling may help explore how the connection changed and what each partner would like to be different, where both wish to work towards this. Page: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/problems/stale-relationships ### Infidelity or Affairs Work after an affair usually covers the impact of the disclosure, what led to it, and whether and how the couple wants to continue. Counselling does not guarantee a particular outcome; some couples repair the relationship, others use the sessions to separate more clearly. Page: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/problems/infidelity-affairs ### Considering Separation Some couples come to counselling undecided about the future of the relationship. Sessions aim to support clearer thinking and communication, whether the outcome is continuing together or separating. Page: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/problems/considering-separation ### Loss of Intimacy Changes in emotional or physical intimacy are a common reason couples seek counselling, and can relate to health, stress, life stage, resentment or communication. Counselling may help a couple discuss this openly and consider what they would like to change. Page: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/problems/loss-of-intimacy ### The Impact of Pornography Pornography use can become a source of conflict, secrecy or distress for one or both partners. Counselling aims to provide a space to discuss its impact and the expectations each partner holds. Page: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/problems/impact-of-pornography ### Pre-marital Counselling Pre-marital sessions cover expectations around money, family, children, roles and conflict before marriage. The aim is to support informed, open discussion rather than to predict or promise outcomes. Page: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/problems/pre-marital-counselling ### Jealousy and Trust Issues Jealousy and difficulty trusting can follow a specific event or reflect longer-standing patterns. Counselling may help both partners understand what drives the insecurity and how they respond to it. Page: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/problems/jealousy-trust-issues --- ## Reviews Page: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/reviews Reviews are collected only from clients who have attended a paid session, via a single-use invitation link, so published reviews come from verified clients. The current average rating and the individual reviews are shown on the live reviews page rather than stored here. --- ## Selected questions Page: https://relationshipcounsellingsurrey.co.uk/faq **What happens in the first session?** Your first session is an opportunity to meet your therapist and talk about what has brought you to counselling. You will both have the chance to explain your concerns and what you would like to improve in your relationship. Your therapist will ensure both perspectives are heard and guide the conversation in a constructive way. **How do we know if couples counselling is right for us?** Many couples seek counselling when communication becomes difficult, trust has been affected, or the same arguments keep repeating. You do not need to be in crisis to benefit. Counselling simply provides a calm, structured space to talk things through and understand each other better. **Does couples counselling actually work?** Couples counselling can be very helpful, but what "working" looks like is different for every couple. For some couples, counselling helps improve communication, rebuild trust and strengthen the relationship. For others, it helps them understand each other better and decide how they want to move forward. In some situations, counselling helps couples separate more amicably. **Do both partners need to attend every session?** In most cases couples attend sessions together so both perspectives can be explored. However, if one partner is unsure about counselling, you are still welcome to begin by attending on your own. **How long does couples counselling usually take?** There is no fixed number of sessions. Some couples attend for a short period to resolve a specific issue, while others choose longer-term support to rebuild trust or improve communication. The aim is to help you get to where you want to be as quickly and effectively as possible. Sessions are booked one at a time, so there is no requirement to commit to a set number in advance. **How do we choose the right counsellor?** All of our therapists are fully qualified and experienced in working with couples. You can read each therapist's profile and watch their introduction video to find someone whose approach feels right for you. **What qualifications do your counsellors have?** Our therapists are professionally qualified and experienced in relationship work. Qualifications, specialist training, professional-body membership, registration and accreditation vary between therapists and are shown on each therapist's profile. **What if we do not feel comfortable with our counsellor?** Finding the right therapist is important, and not every therapist will be the right fit for every couple. If something does not feel quite right, you are not tied to one counsellor. Please contact us and we will help you explore alternative options. **Can we speak to the therapist before booking a session?** Free introductory calls are not currently offered. Therapist profiles and introduction videos are provided to help you choose. Sessions are booked one at a time, so there is no requirement to commit to further appointments if you decide the therapist is not the right fit. **Is online counselling as effective as in-person counselling?** Research suggests online psychological and relationship therapy can be effective for many people. Suitability and outcomes depend on the couple, their circumstances, the therapeutic approach, privacy and the nature of the difficulties being addressed. Some couples prefer meeting their therapist in person, while others find it easier to speak from their own home. Both formats aim to provide a structured space to explore what is happening in your relationship. **What technology do we need for online sessions?** If you choose online sessions, you simply need a stable internet connection, a computer, tablet or smartphone, and a quiet private space. Online appointments take place via secure video link and are easy to join. **Can we join the session from different locations?** Yes. Many couples attend from different locations, particularly if they live apart or are travelling. 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