Nick Lamprey- Charges and Practicalities

HOME COUPLE COUNSELLING AND COACHING CHILDRENAND TEENS

WIDER FAMILY SEPARATING/DIVORCE STEP PARENT ISSUES CHILD CONTACT ANGER AND MANAGING STRONG EMOTIONS

LOCATION CHARGES AND PRACTICALITIES

We are based in Southampton, easiliy accessible from Junction 7

M 27.

We can also come to you, combining face to face with Skype and phone support.

We welcome you to a relaxed and pleasant environment.

CHARGES I seek to keep my charges reasonable and the rate will be agreed at the outset. I will keep you informed along the way and you are in control of the cost.

An initial phone consultation is free of charge.

Corona Virus

I am mindful of potential financial hardship at this time and will give consession to those who may be struggling at this time. This can be discussed during intial inquiries.

Charges: Individual work £50 per hour, if parental alienation related in complex cases it may be more.

Couple/family work: £60 per hour.

One off revitalise sessions available.

Referesher sessions after a gap available.

Supervised contact, see detail on relevant page.

Parental alienation related work through the courts, charges to be negotiated.

Cost effective. This input is forward looking, brief and solution focuused, which means people tend to see progress from day one. I avoid long protracted input, people sometimes come back for refreshers. Summaries of areas to work on may be e mailed when agreed as this promotes progress and brevity of input.

PRACTICALITIES

Our consultation room, see above, provides a comfortable confidential calm environment. However in cases where it is appropriate for me to come to your or another parties home, or a neutral location I am happy to do that. Some consultations may be carried out by phone and or Skype, often this works best after an initial face to face meeting.

Clearly on occasions a neutral meeting place will be required, for example work in support of Medation/ the collaborative law process in divorce or separation. It may be you or your solicitor/mediator have access to a suitable venue, however both parties must be comfortable with the setting.