Welvow practitioner

Rachael Watson(She / Her)

Name: Rachael Watson
Address: Goring-on-Thames, GB
Price range: From £85

Psychosexual therapist

Goring-on-Thames5 years experience

Offering

CounsellingPsychosexual TherapyPsychotherapy

About

Rachael Watson is a counsellor and psychotherapist based in Goring on Thames, bringing five years of experience working with adults and couples. She creates a confidential, confidential space where clients can explore feelings and experiences that may be difficult to discuss elsewhere — whether life challenges, relationship dynamics, or sensitive personal matters. Rachael's approach is supportive and collaborative; she may gently challenge perspectives, always with your consent and within a therapeutic partnership.

Areas of focus

Body & movementIntimacy & relationshipsLife events & transitionsNeurodiversityStress & mindMood & emotions

Approach

Collaborative & empoweringEvidence-informedWhole-person & holistic

Sessions

In-person · Online

Pricing

From £85 · 50 mins

Introductory call

Free consult available

Languages

English

Credentials

QualificationsDip.Psych

Professional bodyUKCP, BACP

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