Your mental health can't wait any longer.
Affordable
We know that cost is often the most significant barrier to accessing the professional support you need.
- Our low-cost fee is £25 per session
- Save over 50% on fees compared to private therapy
- A number of free sessions every month if registered with a Birmingham GP
Professional
We are committed to upholding the highest standards of ethical and professional practice.
- We follow strict ethical guidelines to ensure confidentiality and respect, at all times.
- Our therapists are qualified or on clinical placements accredited by recognised UK governing bodies.
- All counsellors undertake ongoing Professional Development.
Accessible
We make therapy as accessible as possible.
- Complete a simple form to talk with a therapist
- Speedy allocation to a counsellor that’s right for you
- A flexible approach—online, face to face and over the telephone.
Why choose St. Martin's Counselling—hear what our counsellors say
Client testimonials
St Martin's Counselling has changed my life. The professionalism, caring and humanity shown by my therapist R, was excellent. I came from a dark space, into the light. Thank you R.
Would highly recommend these people for the help they have given me. Was great the service is outstanding
I've had cbt treatment with st Martin's counselling. My therapist Monroope she was very good at helping me get better with my treatment. She was very polite, professional and very good at listening. She was very patient and gave me different strategies to coope with different situations. I have learned a lot about my self. I feel much better now and my situation is much better now than it was before. I would highly recommend the service.
I cannot fault the experience that I had.
Very understanding, considerate and helpful.
Thankyou.
Very understanding, considerate and helpful.
Thankyou.
Just when I thought there were not many empathetic, sympathetic or compassionate humans left in this world, I started counselling sessions with G who embodies all of the above & more. G is actually genuine in her want to support, not just empty words & a means to hold a vacant title as a 'form of support'. I am beyond grateful to have gotten the chance to even be aware of such genuine help & support. I personally thank you so so much! G deserves a promotion in a heartbeat!!!
It has been a wonderful experience working with my therapist, G. She is a good listener and is very understanding of her clients' needs. She has worked hard to help me decode my issues, one by one. I truly believe I have found the right therapist for me, and I hope others are able to find the right therapist for them as well.
This experience of going to therapy has been a positive one. A life changing experience mainly to do with Rachel my therapist.
She provided me with a space where I could express and share my concerns and strangest thoughts. At least they were strange to me. Rachel did an amazing job reassuring me that what I was going through was normal and ok. On top of that she then gave me the perfect tools, worksheets, modules to get on the right path she gave me things I didn't even know I needed.
I'd tell anybody to go do therapy after my experience with Rachel, definitely helped change my outlook on life, relationships and myself for the better. Thank you
She provided me with a space where I could express and share my concerns and strangest thoughts. At least they were strange to me. Rachel did an amazing job reassuring me that what I was going through was normal and ok. On top of that she then gave me the perfect tools, worksheets, modules to get on the right path she gave me things I didn't even know I needed.
I'd tell anybody to go do therapy after my experience with Rachel, definitely helped change my outlook on life, relationships and myself for the better. Thank you
St. Martin's Counselling Blog
Local Mental Health Services for Depression: What’s Available?
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Is Online Therapy Right for You?
Is Online Therapy Right for You? In our increasingly digital world, the way we access support for our mental wellness has also evolved. Online therapy has emerged as a convenient and accessible way to connect with a therapist from the comfort and privacy of your own space. If you’re considering taking this step and are
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The Importance of Mental Wellness: Nurturing Your Inner Peace
The Importance of Mental Wellness: Nurturing Your Inner Peace In the hustle and bustle of daily life, it’s easy to focus on our physical health, our careers, and our responsibilities. But how often do we truly pause to consider our our emotional landscape? Just as we nourish our bodies with food and exercise, nurturing our
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Face to Face Counselling: The Benefits of In-Person Therapy
Face to Face Counselling: The Benefits of In-Person Therapy In today’s world, looking for mental-health support has become more accessible than ever, with online and telephone counselling offering convenience. However, the traditional approach of face-to-face counselling continues to have many significant benefits. If you’re considering therapy and weighing up your options, this exploration of the
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Promoting Self-Compassion
This article largely draws on the work of two outstanding contributors to the field of compassion. Professor Paul Gilbert has devoted many years of his life into researching, promoting and developing strategies around self-compassion. He is the pioneer that led to the development of ‘Compassion Focused Therapy’, well utilised by counsellors and the psychotherapists, particularly
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Depression
Reviewing the evidence for the biological basis of depression By Conrad Taylor MNCPS Acc Photo by Fernando @cferdophotography on Unsplash According to the World Health Organisation, depression is “characterised by persistent sadness and a lack of interest or pleasure in previously rewarding or enjoyable activities”. (www.who.int, 2024). The WHO continue by saying that around 5%
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