Welcome to Nathaniel Grant Counselling

If you need somewhere to talk privately, unwind, or explore what's going on in your life, away from the noise and judgment of the real world, I offer a pressure free, friendly, and flexible therapy service for adults (18+).

Services

In-Person Counselling

Many people like being able to escape their day to day lives and come to a place that's calm, quiet, and dedicated solely to them.  In person counselling gives you private, safe, and neutral space to decompress and unpack your thoughts.

Walk & Talk Therapy

I personally find that a great way of reducing anxiety, tackling low mood, and processing my thoughts, is to get out for a walk in a beautiful place.  So if the therapy room feels too intense, or you think you'd benefit from unwinding in nature, let's talk about taking our sessions outside.  We can have a gentle stroll, scramble up some hills, or just sit and admire the view - whatever suits you best

Telephone & Online Counselling

If getting out of the house is difficult, you have a busy schedule, or you feel more comfortable and safe in your own home, many people now choose to have counselling over the phone or by video call.

“Nat was very understanding and empathetic, which helped create a safe space to explore my thoughts and feelings. He is adept at picking out the key drivers for anxiety and asks the right questions to unlock the unhelpful thought processes. With Nat's help I now have a much improved perspective on things and recognise the patterns that were contributing to my issues”

Mark, UK

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Counselling?

In a nutshell, Counselling is a place to talk through whatever's on your mind with someone impartial, who won't shame you, and is there to offer unbiased, non-judgmental support.

How many sessions do I need?

It's completely up to you.  There's no right or wrong.  You can come weekly, fortnightly, monthly, or book one-off sessions when you need them.

 

You can see me for as long as you need.  Some people need a few sessions to get through a rough patch, others like having an open-ended arrangement.

Is this right for me?

Not everyone gets something out of counselling, and every counsellor is different.  If you want to test the water before committing to anything, I'm happy to arrange a FREE no obligation introduction call so you can get to know me first.

Is there anything I shouldn't talk about in Therapy?

Counselling is private and confidential.  No topics are taboo, and you won't be judged for what you say.  It's important to talk about things honestly so that you get the most out of therapy.

 

There are some instances where I might be legally or ethically compelled to break confidentiality.  These are:

 

- Possible harm to yourself or another person

- Drug trafficking, money laundering, terrorism

- If you're involved in legal proceedings and the court asks for information

 

Self harm and suicidal thoughts are very common, and it's important to talk about them.  It's rare that I have to act on my concerns, but will always try to talk it through with you before breaking confidentiality for this reason.  In such cases, I usually contact a nominated friend or family member.

Address

31 Caton Crescent, Stoke on Trent, ST6 8XQ

Phone

07902 785479

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