Rob Radcliffe Counselling — Counsellor in Manchester, England
AddressPiccadilly House 49 Piccadilly M1 2AP, Manchester, ENG
Phone+447904549493
Websiterobradcliffe.co.uk
Rob Radcliffe is a qualified and experienced counsellor based in Manchester City Centre, offering in-person and online therapy. With over 14 years of experience, he provides a safe, confidential, and non-judgmental space for clients to explore difficulties. Rob's approach focuses on understanding clients, listening without judgment, and helping them discover new perspectives and ways of feeling and thinking. He utilizes the CORE-OM assessment tool to ensure reliable and measurable improvements in client wellbeing. Rob is a Registered Member of the BACP, adhering to professional standards.
Best for
- Individuals seeking a non-judgmental therapist
- Clients experiencing anxiety or depression
- Those needing support with bereavement or relationships
- Individuals looking for online or in-person sessions
| Key services | Counselling, Therapy, Supervision, Online counselling, Email counselling, Walk and Talk Therapy |
| Languages | English |
| Tags | counselling manchester, anxiety therapist, depression support, relationship counselling, bereavement counselling, online therapy, lgbtq friendly, student counselling, couples therapy, bacp registered |
Reviews on Google5.0 · 2 reviews
I, like most people probably seeking therapy, did extensive research for someone who met my own personal criteria in a therapist and who I felt I would be comfortable with to disclose my woes. I found Rob because he had great experience and on his website portrayed himself as a kind, liberal, non-judgmental professional and I can confirm he lived up to that description. It’s difficult to review a therapist without going into detail of your experience which is obviously private, but all I can say is that if you need help of any kind I’d be 100% confident in recommending Rob as someone who will be (1) more than happy, and (2) more than capable, to help. It was a great experience working with Rob and I am delighted to say I have come out the other side better, stronger and happier all round. Please do consider him if you are after the type of therapy services he offers.
Friendly and approachable, Rob helped me through some difficult sessions. Very patient and understanding.
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