Hearing Loss Counselling & Psychotherapy
Your Service
⇒ Specialist Acreditated & Registered Counsellors & Psychotherapists.
⇒ You can choose a Counsellor who has Hearing Loss.
⇒ Support for Cochlear Implant users with Oral deaf counsellors who also have CI.
⇒ Our Counselling comes from Lived Experiences, not a Text Book or Training Course.
⇒ Free Funding Applications for people in most of Wales & Scotland & who are aged 18 & over.
⇒ Heavily subsidised self-paying plans with no waiting list for people 12 & over.
⇒ We can support people who use assistive communication devices.
⇒ Video counselling with captions to ensure you can connect with specialists wherever you live.
Specialists
Hearing loss counselling can provide numerous benefits to individuals with deafness and their families.
There are many ways we can support & help you navigate life’s challenges.
Our Therapists focus on you as a whole person – your background, current challenges, and what brings you to wellness. We are a warm, professional counselling service dedicated to offering you the best possible experience for your unique needs, delivered via evidence-based counselling or longer-term psychotherapy.
We pride ourselves on providing safe and compassionate hearing loss counselling where all individuals, regardless of cultural, gender or sexual identity can receive equitable mental health services and support.
So, if you’re struggling in any way right now, please do get in touch with us. Talking to someone outside your family or circle of friends may help you better understand your feelings and manage them more effectively.
Questions?
How do we support you?
Online Sessions – we offer video sessions; why?
Few counsellors specialise in supporting people with hearing loss. We can help you wherever you live by providing video sessions.
What to expect? – your counsellor will understand the issues you may be facing; each person is different, but common themes are discussed in therapy.
Therapy – we usually offer counselling that supports resolutions of your current issues and future planning. Some people prefer a longer, more profound form of psychotherapy.
We support both modes of counselling.
When can I start counselling? – if you pay for sessions, sessions generally start within a fortnight.
If you wanted NHS funding, we would make an application following a free assessment session.
No NHS funding application is guaranteed to be successful, and the timeframe is normally between 8 and 12 weeks.
We pride ourselves on providing safe and compassionate hearing loss counselling where all individuals, regardless of cultural, gender or sexual identity, can receive equitable mental health services and support.
How we help?
Our Counselling & Psychotherapies start from the baseline & contributing factors of living with hearing loss creating the issues you may be facing.
We know that most people we see do not have mental health conditions, they have emotional stressors & issues subjected to accessibility, discrimination, limited opportunities, neurological conditions & relationships in general.
These are key issues many disabled people face on a daily basis.
Depression: Hearing loss can lead to feelings of isolation, social withdrawal, and reduced quality of life, all of which can contribute to depression.
Anxiety: People with hearing loss may struggle to understand what is being said in social situations, which can lead to anxiety and feelings of self-consciousness.
Social isolation: Communication difficulties can make it hard for people with hearing loss to participate in social activities and connect with others, leading to social isolation.
Communication breakdown: Misunderstandings and communication breakdowns can lead to frustration, which can cause tension and conflict in relationships.
Cognitive decline: Some research has suggested that hearing loss may be associated with cognitive decline and an increased risk of dementia.
Fatigue: Struggling to hear can be mentally exhausting, particularly if the person has to concentrate more to follow conversations or if they use assistive devices for prolonged periods.
We take pride in tailoring individual support for adults with hearing loss. We ensure their needs are met by delivering a flexible, personalised service.
Our Counsellors & Psychotherapists are driven to support their own community; this is not a job for them; it’s their passion. All our counsellors are registered & qualified to deliver exceptional therapies.
The impact of hearing loss on all different levels for all different people is complex. We understand all these issues and many more because our counsellors have hearing loss.
So, if you’re struggling in any way right now, please do get in touch with us. Talking to someone outside your family or circle of friends may help you better understand your feelings and manage them more effectively.
Support?
Living with hearing loss can have a significant impact on mental health. Here are some ways in which hearing loss can affect mental health.
In our counselling we often find that people with hearing loss have issues with:
Isolation and loneliness: Hearing loss can make it difficult to communicate with others, which can lead to social isolation and loneliness. Strategies to address isolation include joining social groups or clubs, participating in online communities, and seeking out opportunities to connect with others.
Depression and anxiety: The experience of hearing loss can be overwhelming and stressful, which can lead to depression and anxiety. Strategies to address depression and anxiety include seeking out professional counselling, engaging in mindfulness or relaxation techniques, and focusing on self-care.
Frustration and anger: Communication difficulties can lead to frustration and anger, particularly in social situations. Strategies to address frustration and anger include practising active listening, advocating for oneself, and finding alternative communication methods, such as writing or text messaging.
Low self-esteem: Hearing loss can be stigmatised and may lead to feelings of low self-esteem. Strategies to address low self-esteem include focusing on strengths and accomplishments, seeking out positive affirmations, and engaging in self-compassion exercises.
It’s important to note that not everyone with hearing loss will experience mental health conditions, and those who do may experience different combinations of symptoms.
Referrals?
As a specialist service with a wealth of experience, we can support organisations and private people with excellent Hearing Loss Counselling and Psychotherapies.
Services for
♣ Individuals
♣ Couples
♣ Care-Givers
♣ Family Members
♣ Friends
Professional Organisations
♣ National Health Services
♣ Mental Health Providers
♣ GPs
♣ Universities & Schools
♣ Solicitors & Courts
♣ Insurance Companies
♣ Businesses
Self-paid options?
We offer privately-paid services from age 14.
Private pay clients are able to choose the focus, duration, and frequency of therapy.
You are even allowed to choose the length of sessions.
You can start your Counselling almost immediately.
There are no waiting lists or reports being sent to GPs. It’s Confidential.
You can start by paying privately for the immediate start & in the background, we can submit an NHS application for you.
Pricing
For the general public, we heavily discounted our session fees. This enables you to access counselling easily at an affordable price.
Session Fees for 50 minutes:
Initial Session £50
Pay as you go £70
Saver3 £180 (3 Sessions)
Some people may find that self-paid is just out of reach. If this is the case, let us know, and we can generally help with a payment plan.
Free funding options?
Usually, your GP will refer you to the local IAPT mental health service or mental health board in Wales & Scotland if you ask for support.
You can ask your GP to refer to us for support.
In England, you should be referred to Sign Health which holds the national contract for England.
In Scotland & Wales, we support most regions with hearing loss counselling based on exceptional circumstances.
The criteria for an application are:
⇒ If you live within a region that we support, contact us and ask us.
⇒ Cwyn-Taff you must try the local mental health team first.
⇒ Aureun Bevin will not fund us for you.
⇒ For other regions please self-refer by using the button below.
Free funding applications are based on your complex needs & exceptional circumstances.
Each case is on its own merits & we do not guarantee your application will be approved.
Mobile
01932881849
Self-Pay
Carers
Free Funding
Organisations
Our Specialist Mental Health Counselling Services
If your Disability is not listed below, please contact us to see if we can support you.
Hearing Loss Counselling Psychotherapy
Hearing Loss Counselling can provide numerous benefits to individuals with an injury and their families.
There are many ways we can support & help you navigate life’s challenges.
Our Therapists focus on you as a whole person – your background, current challenges, and what brings you to wellness. We are a warm, professional counselling service dedicated to offering you the best possible experience for your unique needs, delivered via evidence-based counselling or longer-term psychotherapy.
We pride ourselves on providing safe and compassionate hearing loss counselling where all individuals, regardless of cultural, gender or sexual identity can receive equitable mental health services and support.
So, if you’re struggling in any way right now, please do get in touch with us. Talking to someone outside your family or circle of friends may help you better understand your feelings and manage them more effectively.
Your Service
⇒ Specialist Acreditated & Registered Counsellors & Psychotherapists.
⇒ You can choose a Counsellor who has Hearing Loss.
⇒ Support for Cochlear Implant users with Oral deaf counsellors who also have CI.
⇒ Our Counselling comes from Lived Experiences, not a Text Book or Training Course.
⇒ Free Funding Applications for people in most of Wales & Scotland & who are aged 18 & over.
⇒ Heavily subsidised self-paying plans with no waiting list for people 12 & over.
⇒ We can support people who use assistive communication devices.
⇒ Video counselling with captions to ensure you can connect with specialists wherever you live.
Enquiries
Self-Paid
Free Funding
Organisations
Counselling?
Our Counselling & Psychotherapies start from the baseline & contributing factors of living with hearing loss creating the issues you may be facing.
We know that most people we see do not have mental health conditions, they have emotional stressors & issues subjected to accessibility, discrimination, limited opportunities, physical, neurological conditions & relationships in general.
These are key issues many disabled people face on a daily basis.
Depression: Hearing loss can lead to feelings of isolation, social withdrawal, and reduced quality of life, all of which can contribute to depression.
Anxiety: People with hearing loss may struggle to understand what is being said in social situations, which can lead to anxiety and feelings of self-consciousness.
Social isolation: Communication difficulties can make it hard for people with hearing loss to participate in social activities and connect with others, leading to social isolation.
Communication breakdown: Misunderstandings and communication breakdowns can lead to frustration, which can cause tension and conflict in relationships.
Cognitive decline: Some research has suggested that hearing loss may be associated with cognitive decline and an increased risk of dementia.
Fatigue: Struggling to hear can be mentally exhausting, particularly if the person has to concentrate more to follow conversations or if they use assistive devices for prolonged periods.
We take pride in tailoring individual support for adults with hearing loss. We ensure their needs are met by delivering a flexible, personalised service.
Our Counsellors & Psychotherapists are driven to support their own community; this is not a job for them; it’s their passion. All our counsellors are registered & qualified to deliver exceptional therapies.
The impact of hearing loss on all different levels for all different people is complex. We understand all these issues and many more because our counsellors have hearing loss.
So, if you’re struggling in any way right now, please do get in touch with us. Talking to someone outside your family or circle of friends may help you better understand your feelings and manage them more effectively.
Support?
We support people, not with the labels of depression or anxiety, our counselling is helping clients with life’s difficulties that can be the platform for their mental health issues.
We help with:
♣ Coping with the rollercoaster of society’s challenges & perceptions
♣ Exploring your feelings & thoughts
♣ Understanding of how difficulties may have developed
♣ Coping with different emotions
♣ Concerns about memory and changes in thinking
♣ Dealing with distress and trauma
♣ Concerns about relationships
♣ Adjusting to the reality of living with hearing loss
♣ Setting realistic aspirations for the future
Questions?
How do we support you?
Online Sessions – we offer video sessions; why?
Few counsellors specialise in supporting people with hearing loss. We can help you wherever you live by providing video sessions.
What to expect? – your counsellor will understand the issues you may be facing; each person is different, but common themes are discussed in therapy.
Therapy – we usually offer counselling that supports resolutions of your current issues and future planning. Some people prefer a longer, more profound form of psychotherapy.
We support both modes of counselling.
When can I start counselling? – if you pay for sessions, sessions generally start within a fortnight.
If you wanted NHS funding, we would make an application following a free assessment session.
No NHS funding application is guaranteed to be successful, and the timeframe is normally between 8 and 12 weeks.
We pride ourselves on providing safe and compassionate hearing loss counselling where all individuals, regardless of cultural, gender or sexual identity, can receive equitable mental health services and support.
Conditions?
Living with hearing loss can have a significant impact on mental health. Here are some ways in which hearing loss can affect mental health.
In our counselling we often find that people with hearing loss have issues with:
Isolation and loneliness: Hearing loss can make it difficult to communicate with others, which can lead to social isolation and loneliness. Strategies to address isolation include joining social groups or clubs, participating in online communities, and seeking out opportunities to connect with others.
Depression and anxiety: The experience of hearing loss can be overwhelming and stressful, which can lead to depression and anxiety. Strategies to address depression and anxiety include seeking out professional counselling, engaging in mindfulness or relaxation techniques, and focusing on self-care.
Frustration and anger: Communication difficulties can lead to frustration and anger, particularly in social situations. Strategies to address frustration and anger include practising active listening, advocating for oneself, and finding alternative communication methods, such as writing or text messaging.
Low self-esteem: Hearing loss can be stigmatized and may lead to feelings of low self-esteem. Strategies to address low self-esteem include focusing on strengths and accomplishments, seeking out positive affirmations, and engaging in self-compassion exercises.
It’s important to note that not everyone with hearing loss will experience mental health conditions, and those who do may experience different combinations of symptoms.
Self-paying?
We offer privately-paid services from age 14.
Private pay clients are able to choose the focus, duration, and frequency of therapy.
Clients are even allowed to choose the length of sessions. Research shows that clients who have to pay something for their treatment have more positive outcomes than those who receive free treatment.
Individuals can start their Counselling almost immediately.
There are no waiting lists or reports being sent to GPs. It’s Confidential.
Pricing
For the general public, we heavily discounted our session fees. This enables them to access counselling easily at an affordable price.
Session Fees for 50 minutes:
♣ Initial Session £50
♣ Pay as you go £70
♣ Saver3 £180 (3 Sessions)
Some people may find that self-paid is just out of reach if this is the case let us know and we can generally help with a payment plan.
Funding?
We can make an application for free funding. If approved, the counselling is paid for you. We cannot accept free funding referrals from people within England.
If applying for free funding, the first session is free.
This session is an assessment; it’s the foundation to enable us to make the application with a first-class treatment plan specific to you or the client.
Talk to us to see if you qualify for a free funding application or self-refer to start the funding process.
Funding can not be guaranteed; however, we have a great relationship with most NHS regions in Wales & Scotland.
Our Specialist Disabilities Counselling Services
If your Disability is not listed below, please contact us to see if we can support you.
Hearing Loss Counselling & Psychotherapy
Hearing Loss Counselling & psychotherapy can provide numerous benefits to individuals with deafness and their families.
There are many ways we can support & help you navigate life’s challenges.
Our Therapists focus on you as a whole person – your background, current challenges, and what brings you to wellness. We are a warm, professional counselling service dedicated to offering you the best possible experience for your unique needs, delivered via evidence-based counselling or longer-term psychotherapy.
We pride ourselves on providing safe and compassionate hearing loss counselling where all individuals, regardless of cultural, gender or sexual identity can receive equitable mental health services and support.
So, if you’re struggling in any way right now, please do get in touch with us. Talking to someone outside your family or circle of friends may help you better understand your feelings and manage them more effectively.
⇒ Specialist Acreditated & Registered Counsellors & Psychotherapists.
⇒ You can choose a Counsellor who has Hearing Loss.
⇒ Support for Cochlear Implant users with Oral deaf counsellors who also have CI.
⇒ Our Counselling comes from Lived Experiences, not a Text Book or Training Course.
⇒ Free Funding Applications for people in most of Wales & Scotland & who are aged 18 & over.
⇒ Heavily subsidised self-paying plans with no waiting list for people 12 & over.
⇒ We can support people who use assistive communication devices.
⇒ Video counselling with captions to ensure you can connect with specialists wherever you live.
Enquiries
Self-Pay
Free Funding
Questions?
How do we support you?
Online Sessions – we offer video sessions; why?
Few counsellors specialise in supporting people with hearing loss. We can help you wherever you live by providing video sessions.
What to expect? – your counsellor will understand the issues you may be facing; each person is different, but common themes are discussed in therapy.
Therapy – we usually offer counselling that supports resolutions of your current issues and future planning. Some people prefer a longer, more profound form of psychotherapy.
We support both modes of counselling.
When can I start counselling? – if you pay for sessions, sessions generally start within a fortnight.
If you wanted NHS funding, we would make an application following a free assessment session.
No NHS funding application is guaranteed to be successful, and the timeframe is normally between 8 and 12 weeks.
We pride ourselves on providing safe and compassionate hearing loss counselling where all individuals, regardless of cultural, gender or sexual identity, can receive equitable mental health services and support.
Counselling?
Our Counselling & Psychotherapies start from the baseline & contributing factors of living with hearing loss creating the issues you may be facing.
We know that most people we see do not have mental health conditions, they have emotional stressors & issues subjected to accessibility, discrimination, limited opportunities, physical, neurological conditions & relationships in general.
These are key issues many disabled people face on a daily basis.
Depression: Hearing loss can lead to feelings of isolation, social withdrawal, and reduced quality of life, all of which can contribute to depression.
Anxiety: People with hearing loss may struggle to understand what is being said in social situations, which can lead to anxiety and feelings of self-consciousness.
Social isolation: Communication difficulties can make it hard for people with hearing loss to participate in social activities and connect with others, leading to social isolation.
Communication breakdown: Misunderstandings and communication breakdowns can lead to frustration, which can cause tension and conflict in relationships.
Cognitive decline: Some research has suggested that hearing loss may be associated with cognitive decline and an increased risk of dementia.
Fatigue: Struggling to hear can be mentally exhausting, particularly if the person has to concentrate more to follow conversations or if they use assistive devices for prolonged periods.
We take pride in tailoring individual support for adults with hearing loss. We ensure their needs are met by delivering a flexible, personalised service.
Our Counsellors & Psychotherapists are driven to support their own community; this is not a job for them; it’s their passion. All our counsellors are registered & qualified to deliver exceptional therapies.
The impact of hearing loss on all different levels for all different people is complex. We understand all these issues and many more because our counsellors have hearing loss.
So, if you’re struggling in any way right now, please do get in touch with us. Talking to someone outside your family or circle of friends may help you better understand your feelings and manage them more effectively.
Support?
We support people, not with the labels of depression or anxiety, our counselling is helping clients with life’s difficulties that can be the platform for their mental health issues.
We help with:
♣ Coping with the rollercoaster of society’s challenges & perceptions
♣ Exploring your feelings & thoughts
♣ Understanding of how difficulties may have developed
♣ Coping with different emotions
♣ Concerns about memory and changes in thinking
♣ Dealing with distress and trauma
♣ Concerns about relationships
♣ Adjusting to the reality of living with hearing loss
♣ Setting realistic aspirations for the future
Mental health?
Living with hearing loss can have a significant impact on mental health. Here are some ways in which hearing loss can affect mental health.
In our counselling we often find that people with hearing loss have issues with:
Isolation and loneliness: Hearing loss can make it difficult to communicate with others, which can lead to social isolation and loneliness. Strategies to address isolation include joining social groups or clubs, participating in online communities, and seeking out opportunities to connect with others.
Depression and anxiety: The experience of hearing loss can be overwhelming and stressful, which can lead to depression and anxiety. Strategies to address depression and anxiety include seeking out professional counselling, engaging in mindfulness or relaxation techniques, and focusing on self-care.
Frustration and anger: Communication difficulties can lead to frustration and anger, particularly in social situations. Strategies to address frustration and anger include practising active listening, advocating for oneself, and finding alternative communication methods, such as writing or text messaging.
Low self-esteem: Hearing loss can be stigmatized and may lead to feelings of low self-esteem. Strategies to address low self-esteem include focusing on strengths and accomplishments, seeking out positive affirmations, and engaging in self-compassion exercises.
It’s important to note that not everyone with hearing loss will experience mental health conditions, and those who do may experience different combinations of symptoms.
Self-paying?
We offer privately-paid services from age 14.
Private pay clients are able to choose the focus, duration, and frequency of therapy.
Clients are even allowed to choose the length of sessions. Research shows that clients who have to pay something for their treatment have more positive outcomes than those who receive free treatment.
Individuals can start their Hearing Loss Counselling almost immediately.
There are no waiting lists or reports being sent to GPs. It’s Confidential.
Pricing
For the general public, we heavily discounted our session fees. This enables them to access counselling easily at an affordable price.
Session Fees for 50 minutes:
♣ Initial Session £50
♣ Pay as you go £70
♣ Saver3 £180 (3 Sessions)
For those who use assistive communication devices, session times move from 50 to 70 minutes with a session fee of £90 & saver pack of 3 sessions at £220
Some people may find that self-paid is just out of reach if this is the case let us know and we can generally help with a payment plan.
Funding?
As a specialist service with a wealth of experience, we can support organisations and private people with excellent Hearing Loss Counselling and Psychotherapies.
Services for
♣ Individuals
♣ Couples
♣ Care-Givers
♣ Family Members
♣ Friends
Professional Organisations
♣ National Health Services
♣ Mental Health Providers
♣ GPs
♣ Universities & Schools
♣ Solicitors & Courts
♣ Insurance Companies
♣ Businesses
Our Specialist Counselling Services
If your Disability is not listed below, please contact us to see if we can support you.