"I feel I have tools to walk away with now and have not been abandoned and it is a good time to end therapy. It is nice for me to have the option to come back, and I am open to returning in the future. My experience with counselling by Nese has been really good, felt listened to and was made to feel comfortable - it was seamless, I didn’t need to explain things too much, you got it first time and it could have been a lot more stressful - the actual process was medicine. Next person is lucky to have you, and because of the service you have given me, I would highly recommend counselling. I loved the analogy you used at the beginning regarding my thoughts are likened to washing in the washing machine waiting to be untangled, I now feel my washing has been folded."
Anonymous
"I dealt with everything that I needed to, and I was able to explore the things that was holding me back and I am able to deal better in relationships with my family members; including learning how to shift my mindset. I also became closer to God during 'Faith Based therapy' and my religion, which was important to me and I did that mostly with, and want to credit Nese, because I don’t think I could have done it without her support and guidance. It was also because she was so relatable which helped me share my experiences, even though it was hard and I don’t think I could have done that with another counsellor. I was able to commit to counselling for 17 weeks, because I made a promise, to myself and I was determined not to flake out on this. I proved it to myself that I can commit."
Anonymous
"Initially, I came thinking, it was advice but you informed me it is more about me trying to find my own answers, within myself, which I have been doing. Receiving counselling was a life changing experience. I am grateful for the service.
One thing I learned, is to sit with my feelings, and accept them and not to pretend it's ok – I’m sad it’s come to an end but really grateful for the 6 weeks. I felt safe speaking to you, knowing that you didn’t judge me. I had a safe space."
Anonymous