HEALTHYSELF Counselling in Surbiton & Kingston, Surrey

Please take some time to scroll through these pages which tell you a bit about how I work and how therapy might be of help to you.
It’s important that you find a therapist who meets your needs and with whom you feel comfortable working. While generally it's wise to 'shop around' this can be time-consuming and even a bit confusing. Given the number of therapists/counsellors and types of counselling available in the Kingston/Wimbledon area, not to mention south London, you may already have found this to be harder work than you thought. You can make things easier by following some well established principles. The link below will provide you with independent information that will help focus your search.
What therapists/counsellors do.

If, having read this leaflet, you would like to have a chat, with no obligation, please contact me on 07913 620618. If I’m unable to take your call – just leave a message and I’ll get back to you as soon as I’m available. Equally you can email me via the link at the top of this page.

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Martin
Martin Larmour
Counsellor & Pyschotherapist

• Experienced, accredited - British Association of Counselling/Psychotherapy (BACP) therapist.
• Practice located a 2-min walk from Surbiton mainline station
• Sessions last 50 minutes - the ‘therapeutic hour’
• Evening appointments available
• Governed by BACP professional Code of Ethics
• Reasonable costs (Individual - £50 per hour /evenings and weekends £60)
• Student discount available.
• Addiction counsellor

If you're looking for a counsellor in Surbiton, my practice is located only a short walk from Surbiton mainline station. This has the advantage of also making it easy for any of the following:
London, Kingston, Wimbledon, Raynes Park, Worcester Park, Hampton, Guildford, Esher, New Malden, Hampton, Mitcham, Sutton, Chessington, Banstead, Carshalton or the A3 (come off at Tolworth).

I work as an 'integrative relational' counsellor in Surbiton. This simply means that I have studied a number of different schools of therapeutic approach and through ongoing practice have integrated related elements to promote optimum therapeutic benefit. In recent years I have dealt extensively with addiction of one kind or another through my work with ASCA in Kingston and Richmond*. I also deal with those areas listed below.

Addiction can take a number of forms and often masks an underlying issue. If allowed to develop, it can become very destructive. Addictive behaviours aren't confined to excessive use of alcohol or drugs. They include for example, unhealthy relationships, food, sex or pornography. Generally, repeated behaviours which are damaging to you, and often those around you, may be signs of an addiction. Therapy helps uncover the underlying issues and can be a key factor in extinguishing unhealthy habits.

Why not get a sense of where you are in the general scheme of things by using the NHS mood checker tool. It will give you an indication of just how anxious or depressed you might be feeling and whether you might need to do something about it.
Click here to go to the mood checker