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The Story so far...
Two Ten Therapy is a Counselling and Well-Being service that supports individuals, schools and organisations with counselling, supervision, training & workshops.
We are a service that has grown out of years of listening, supporting and encouraging people in a variety of community settings. This has given us deeper understanding of how therapeutic interventions can help in different environments, and we hope to share our passion and professional skills with others to help them adapt to challenges while still achieving their goals.
We believe that great things can happen when people come together to work towards the same outcomes. Our desire is to connect and ally with people in a way that creates a synergy; a powerful partnership whose combined outcomes are greater than what we achieve alone.
When you choose to work with us you will get all our experience and therapeutic skills underpinned by our compassion for people, which we give freely. Our 'people matter' vision is the heart of the work we do; we value people and care about their growth and development. Our sense of achievement is embedded in the success of those we work with so, when you win - we do too!
The roots of Two Ten are embedded in a Christian charitable history where much of our attitude and commitment has been shaped, so we wouldn’t be being completely transparent if we didn’t share with you our hopes to give back to our communities. Although we are not a registered charity, we are always exploring ways to give back to our community, so by choosing Two Ten as your provider, you are partnering with the projects that we deliver that are focused on making therapeutic support more accessible to everyone.
Meet The Team
Lucy Bartley - Founding Director
Hi, I’m Lucy and I oversee the work that we do at Two Ten alongside delivering some of the services too. I love to see people grow! Whether it be those who use our services or other members of my team, I’m often looking out for creative ways that I can support the vision they have and encourage them on their journey. Working with such a compassionate team adds much authenticity to the services we provide and makes leading Two Ten a meaningful and worthwhile experience.
Mel Goodlet - Director/ Community Engagement Lead / Lead Counsellor
Hello 😊 I’m Mel and I’m one of the Lead Counsellors at Two Ten. I have been connected with this amazing team since beginning my counselling journey 8 years ago, and joined the core team in September 2024. I’m passionate about coming alongside children, young people and adults, valuing their voice and helping them discover their ability to overcome challenges and thrive in life. I am kind, gentle and genuine.
Bex Allport - Director / DSL / Lead Counsellor
Hi I'm Bex, I'm one of the lead counsellor at TwoTen. I love my job and feel very blessed to be part of this fab team. I am passionate about supporting children, young people and adults to help them work through challenges they face by coming alongside them to find ways forward. I enjoy working creatively, because sometimes it can be hard for people to find the words to fully describe how they might be feeling so sometimes being creative can help. I love people, dogs and tortoises!
Tia Rodrigues - Director / Supervisor / Lead Counsellor
Hi, I’m Tia, a Lead Counsellor at Two Ten. I began my journey with the team in 2021 as a placement student, where I worked with both adults and school clients. After qualifying, I’ve been fortunate to continue my counselling practice while also contributing to
recruitment, supporting placement students and newly qualified counsellors, and assisting in the development of Two Ten. I’m passionate about supporting others through counselling, training, supervision, and embracing creativity in my work.
Sam Sweeney - Company Secretary / Administrator
Hello, I am Sam, and I am responsible for assisting in the planning and execution of operational procedures and systems for Two Ten. I have had the pleasure of being part of this wonderful team for the last 4 years. I am normally the first port of call for our referrals and as a Mental Health First Aider, enjoy connecting with and supporting our clients whilst they are waiting for their first session with a counsellor.
Frequently Asked Question's
HOW CAN I START USING ONE OF THE SERVICES?
The best thing to do is press the button directly under the service description on the services page. This will take you to a form for that specific service.
If you want to know more before signing up, use our general contact us form with your inquiry details and someone will respond to you within 3 working days.
HOW MUCH IS COUNSELLING?
Counselling and supervision are £45 per hour however, our fees can work on a sliding scale depending on who we are working with. This is because, where we can, we want to be able to remove any financial barrier to people receiving the support they need. Prices will also differ if you purchasing a package of some sort.
If you get in touch and let us know what service you are interested in, we can let you know if we have any wiggle room available.
IS THERE A WAITING LIST?
For counselling and supervision, we are usually able to have a first appointment scheduled within 4 weeks. This is dependent on your availability.
WHAT IS COUNSELLING LIKE?
The simple answer is that counselling will use psychological insights to help those who feel they are struggling or stuck in a particular area of their lives. Counselling clients will usually feel some sort of emotional distress and although most will still be able to function in day-to-day life, they can often feel hindered or distracted by one or more issues.
Counselling sessions may take the time to look back at clients experiences and allow them time to process the thoughts and feelings associated with what may have happened or whatever has bought them to therapy. Counselling will also work with the hear and now experiences of clients and consider ways of moving forward that equip clients with insights and strategies that help them to carry on with their lives, less affected by what was causing their initial distress.
Counselling can also be good for people that notice certain themes or patterns about themselves and they want to explore more in a confidential environment.