A Problem Shared – Online Counselling

How are we different? 

A Problem Shared is a counselling service run by CAIS Social Enterprises, linking people who need support with our experienced and qualified team of counsellors. Unlike many other services, we have staff with a range of experiences, who we will call on to best fit the support you need. 

Whether you’re facing stress, anxiety, relationship issues, or simply need someone to talk to, we provide a safe and confidential space to explore your concerns. By choosing us, you’re not just receiving counselling; you’re partnering with a team that truly understands the value of your mental well-being and is here to support you every step of the way. 

What do we offer? 

At A Problem Shared, we offer an alternative way to access therapy, giving you a quick and easy way to access the support you need without the long waiting times. All our therapies are delivered online, meaning you can get supported from the comfort and security of your own home. 

Our staff team are BACP qualified counsellors, and have a wealth of experience in supporting people, using a range of counselling techniques. 

Furthermore, should we be aware of any of our existing services that may support you, we will take you through that referral, saving you money, time and ensuring that you receive the best quality of care. 

What can we promise? 

By choosing us to support you, our counsellors will: 

• offer a safe, confidential place, where you can talk about yourself and your life, which may be painful or confusing and may make you feel uncomfortable, angry or unhappy 
• offer an opportunity to think and talk about yourself and your concerns in a way that you often cannot do with family and friends 
• offer a place and time which is just for you to talk about those things that bother you 
• listen to the way you feel and how this affects you and others 
• accept the way you are without judging you 
• help you to make the changes you would like to happen 
• work hard to create a good therapeutic relationship with you so that you can work well together 
• understand that it is not always easy to talk about your problems and express your feelings 
• work with you towards improving your well being 
• share information and resources with you 

How can you get in touch? 

Getting in touch is easy. You can email us at enquiries@adferiad.org or click below to access our contact form. 

Once received, our team will be in touch to talk you through the next steps. 

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