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What is working with me like?

Therapy can be daunting if you don’t know what to expect. I’m not a doctor, you don’t need to question how you’re phrasing things or use formal language when you come for your sessions. It’s okay to swear, laugh, cry or vent… or not. Therapy is a space for you, so you do you.

I might not always get it right in our sessions together, but I will always try to own it when I get something wrong. I hope that my clients can feel able to tell me when they think I’ve got something wrong so that I can repair it and better understand my client’s experience.

There is no such thing as “right” or “wrong” things to talk about in therapy. Talk to me about your deepest thoughts and feelings, talk to me about sport, work, your week, your relationships, what you hate, what you love, sex, drugs and rock ‘n’ roll.

Life is about light and shade, and I think therapy often reflects this. Sometimes we can think that therapy is a place to feel sad and nothing else, but all feelings are welcome, even the silly, angry and happy feelings.

  • I am registered as a student member of the BACP, due to qualify in July 2026 when I will transition to registered member status.

    I have insurance and have been working with clients since February 2024.

  • A session lasts for 50 minutes. I am unable to extend session times so please be on time.

  • My current fee is £60 per session.

  • Sessions take place either in person in Yeovil, or can take place online.

  • If you’d like to explore working with me, drop me an email in the first instance - ashleygallimorecounselling@outlook.com. We will then arrange a free initial video call to chat about what’s bringing you to therapy and for you to get to know me a little better.

    From there, if you feel like I’m the right fit, we can schedule your sessions.

    Please note, I am currently accepting new clients from August 2026.

  • Sessions with me are confidential, we can go through what this means when we have our initial chat.

    I adhere to the BACP Code of Ethics.

  • I work with people aged 18+ on a one to one basis.