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Counselling near Stockley Park

Person-centred counselling for people working at or near Stockley Park, a short trip to the Uxbridge practice, online, or fitted around the working day.

Stockley Park is a working place, the office campus off the A408, the golf course, the constant pull of Heathrow just down the road. Work stress, burnout and the things you carry home from the office are some of the most common reasons people reach out, and counselling offers a calm, confidential space to step back from it all.

I'm Lydia Nightingale, a person-centred counsellor (BA Hons, Dip, MBACP) with over fifteen years' experience, including work and career wellbeing. I see individuals and couples from the Stockley Park area in person at the practice in nearby Uxbridge, and online across the UK, which many people working on the campus find easiest to fit around the day.

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Counselling across Stockley Park

I support people right across Stockley Park (UB11), including West Drayton, Hayes, Yiewsley, Heathrow.

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Local landmarks I'm a short distance from include Stockley Park business campus, Stockley Park Golf Club.

Getting here: Served by West Drayton and Hayes & Harlington (Elizabeth line) plus the U5 bus; close to the A408 and M4 (J4).

Around 12 minutes from the Uxbridge practice, well suited to lunchtime or online sessions for those working on the campus.

If you work at or near Stockley Park and you’re looking for a counsellor, there are two simple ways to begin: in-person sessions at my practice in nearby Uxbridge, or secure online and telephone sessions you can join from the office, from home, or from anywhere in the UB11 area. I’m Lydia Nightingale, a person-centred counsellor (BA Hons, Dip, MBACP) with over fifteen years’ experience, working with individuals and couples.

Person-centred counselling near Stockley Park

Person-centred counselling starts from a simple, hopeful idea: that you are the real expert on your own life, even when things feel tangled or stuck. My role isn’t to diagnose you or hand over a quick fix, it’s to stay alongside you in a warm, confidential space where you can think out loud and feel genuinely heard. Life on the Stockley Park business campus moves fast, with deadlines, commutes and the constant hum of Heathrow just down the road. When your own head feels just as full, one calm and dependable hour each week gives you somewhere steady to set it all down.

What people bring to counselling

  • Work stress and burnout, running on empty, dreading Monday, or struggling to switch off long after you’ve left the office.
  • Anxiety and low mood, feeling on edge, worn thin, or somehow not quite yourself lately.
  • Relationship and couple difficulties, as a Couple Counselling Practitioner I work with partners together as well as one-to-one.
  • Grief, change and feeling stuck, a loss that still aches, an unsettling transition, or a decision you can’t quite settle.

Fitting counselling around the working day

Being based at Stockley Park can make a regular appointment feel hard to protect, which is exactly where flexible options help. The practice in central Uxbridge is only about twelve minutes away up the A408, close enough for a session before or after work, and the campus is well linked by the U5 bus and the Elizabeth line at West Drayton and Hayes & Harlington. Many people working on the campus, though, find online or telephone sessions the more realistic choice, just as private and personal, joined from a quiet meeting room, your car, or home, with no journey to squeeze in. A few minutes’ walk around Stockley Park Golf Club or the campus greens can be a gentle way to arrive at, or step back from, a session.

Sessions, fees and your free first call

Individual sessions last 50 minutes (£70) and couples sessions 60 minutes (£95), usually weekly or fortnightly to begin with, for as long, or as short, a time as feels right for you. Nothing is decided on the spot: we begin with a free, no-obligation 20-minute telephone consultation, so you can ask questions and get a feel for how I work before committing to anything.

Whatever you’re carrying, there’s a way in

You’re welcome to explore the areas I work with most often: work and career wellbeing, anxiety, stress and self-esteem, relationship and couples counselling, and grief and bereavement. I also offer specialist, trauma-informed support for survivors of domestic abuse. Close to Stockley Park, I also see people from neighbouring West Drayton, Hayes and Yiewsley.

Counselling in Stockley Park, your questions

I work on the Stockley Park campus, can I fit counselling around work?
Often, yes. The practice in Uxbridge is around twelve minutes from the UB11 campus, and many people working at Stockley Park choose online or early-evening sessions to fit counselling around the working day.
Where are sessions held for Stockley Park clients?
In person in central Uxbridge (UB8), a short drive from Stockley Park up the A408, and online across the UK by secure video or telephone.
Do you help with work stress and burnout?
Yes, work and career wellbeing is one of the areas I work with, which is often relevant for people based around the Stockley Park business campus. Sessions are person-centred and entirely confidential, held in Uxbridge or online.
How do I take the first step from Stockley Park?
Start with a free 20-minute telephone consultation, a relaxed, no-obligation call. From there, sessions take place in person in Uxbridge, around twelve minutes from the Stockley Park campus, or online to fit around your working week.
“Online sessions around my work at Stockley Park meant I could finally talk things through without rearranging my whole week. Calm, steady and never rushed.”

Anonymised client, Stockley Park

Begin with a free consultation

A relaxed 20-minute call to see whether we're a good fit, wherever you are around Stockley Park. No pressure, no commitment.

Prefer to message? Reach me on WhatsApp.

Lydia Nightingale, person-centred counsellor in Uxbridge

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