Child Therapist Norwich

Sara Bradly MA MBACP

Sara is an experienced counsellor who works with children aged 6-12 years. She offers your child a playful environment where toys, art & craft, puppets, a large sand tray and a life size body map can be used to help your child express their feelings and emotions.

Sara's qualities of gentleness, kindness and humility enable children to quickly form a trusting relationship where they feel safe to explore whatever is going on for them.

Sara holds an MA in Counselling from the University of East Anglia and additionally holds a Post Qualification Diploma in Counselling Children and Adolescents from Iron Mill College. Being a registered member of BACP (British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy) you can be assured that Sara works to a high standard, and adheres to an ethical framework and code of conduct

How Can Counselling help my child?

If your child is showing signs of low mood, anxiety, irritability, or is quick to fly off the handle, chances are they are struggling with difficult feelings. Counselling can help children to cope with their big feelings and emotions and can improve their self-esteem, resilience and overall emotional wellbeing.

Counselling is confidential (unless there is risk to personal safety) and it therefore provides a safe space for children to express whatever is troubling them without fear of judgement.

Free Initial Consultation at our centre in Long Stratton

Would you like your child to meet Sara and visit our centre before committing to regular sessions?

- We thought you would, that's why we offer a free no obligation 30 minute 'meet Sara' meeting *

Email sara@inner-focus.co.uk to book an appointment.

*Available to private clients only

Sara can help with emotional issues from

ASD
trauma
bullying
health issues
sibling conflict
school difficulties
friendship problems
bereavement and loss
transition between schools and classes
trauma to close family member
divorce/ separation of parents
parent/ sibling ill health
learning disabilities
sense of difference
gender dysphoria

If you decide for your child to attend regular sessions, fees are £60 per session. Typically you can expect for your child to need between 8 and 20 weekly sessions - although this varies depending on the child and their presenting issue/s. Your child could need fewer sessions or more. Unfortunately it is not possible to predict how many sessions a child will need as each child is different.

Registered BACP Member

Sara is a registered member of BACP (British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy) which is a professional body committed to high standards in counselling and psychotherapy, and the protection of the public.

By being a registered member of this organisation Sara adheres to an ethical framework for good practice in counselling and psychotherapy and to an accepted and approved code of conduct and accountability.

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