Liz Bennett Counselling and Psychotherapy

There are times when we can't make sense of what is happening to us, or what we are feeling. When this happens, it can help to talk.


I have been counselling people for the last eight years. I have worked with men and women, aged from their late teens to their seventies, long and short term. I have a private practice working in Epsom and Ewell and also in Central London, near to Waterloo station. I also work at the Guild of Psychotherapists Clinic, and I was a counsellor and assessor at Redhill Counselling Centre for four years.


Some people find what they need from therapy quite quickly, but for others it takes time, and working with a counsellor can become expensive. I keep my fees as low cost as I can.


There are many different theoretical approaches to counselling. My training is in psychodynamic counselling, but what guides my work more than anything else is my belief in the importance of the relationship between client and counsellor, which needs to be based on mutual respect, trust and the desire to work together. Beyond that, I use the approach that seems to me to be the most helpful for the person I am working with.