Sharon Kaulsi

I currently offer face to face, online and telephone sessions from therapy rooms at This Curious Life, Ealing, W5 4HR - https://Thiscuriouslife.co.uk on Monday - Friday - 10am - 4pm. And Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings from 5pm - 8pm.  

Have you found yourself telling others ‘I’m fine’ but inside you feel sad, lonely, and overwhelmed? Perhaps you don’t want to tell others how you’re really feeling but deep down you know that you need to talk to someone. Situations like this often bring people to counselling.

In my experience, the counselling process allows people to gain a greater understanding of themselves and their feelings. It could also help you gain a greater understanding of difficult life experiences both past and present within a safe, non-judgemental therapeutic relationship. 

I am a warm, empathic, counsellor. I have over 20 years’ experience in the therapeutic sector, having worked in various capacities in disability (RNIB, Ealing Anchor), bereavement (Cruse, Bereft), and cancer organisations as well as volunteered for the Samaritans. I trained as a humanistic, counsellor at the Metanoia Institute. I blend Person-centred, Transactional-Analysis and Gestalt approaches to enable my clients to make sense of what they are feeling in both their mind and body. 

I work with many different areas such as anxiety and depression. I also have a particular interest in working with parents who have children with additional needs.  I currently hold parents therapy groups at Anchor Foundation in Ealing where parents can talk about the demanding role of parenting a child with additional needs.  It is a frustrating, difficult and overwhelming long winding road which is both complex and emotional.  My role is to be with you on this journey to greater self-understanding and self-awareness which can in itself lessen some of the pain.

Whatever your reason for seeking counselling, I look forward to hearing from you.   If emailing me please check your spam sometimes my emails find their way there!  

Research has shown that the client-therapist relationship is crucial, so it is important to get the ‘right fit’ when working with a therapist. I offer a free no-obligation 20 min call/online session so to see if we can work together moving forward.  

Our therapy session last 50 minutes and the first session together is to explore what you and need from therapy and look at ways that therapy can help.

I currently offer face to face, online and telephone sessions from therapy rooms at This Curious Life, Ealing, W5 4HR - https://Thiscuriouslife.co.uk on Monday - Friday - 10am - 4pm.   And Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings from 5pm - 8pm. 

Have you found yourself telling others ‘I’m fine’ but inside you feel sad, lonely, and overwhelmed? Perhaps you don’t want to tell others how you’re really feeling but deep down you know that you need to talk to someone. Situations like this often bring people to counselling.

In my experience, the counselling process allows people to gain a greater understanding of themselves and their feelings. It could also help you gain a greater understanding of difficult life experiences both past and present within a safe, non-judgemental therapeutic relationship. 

I am a warm, empathic, counsellor. I have over 20 years’ experience in the therapeutic sector, having worked in various capacities in disability, bereavement, and cancer organisations as well as the Samaritans. I trained as a humanistic counsellor at the Metanoia Institute. I blend Person-centred, Transactional-Analysis and Gestalt approaches to enable my clients to make sense of what they are feeling in both their mind and body. 

I work with many different areas such as anxiety and depression. I also have a particular interest in working with bereavement and loss, which touches everyone during their lifetime. You might feel several feelings all at once: anger, fear, guilt, or even numbness. My role is to be with you on this journey to greater self-understanding and self-awareness which can in itself lessen some of the pain.

Whatever your reason for seeking counselling, I look forward to hearing from you.   If emailing me please check your spam sometimes my emails find their way there!

Research has shown that the client-therapist relationship is crucial, so it is important to get the ‘right fit’ when working with a therapist.   I offer a free no-obligation 20 min call/online session so  to see if we can work together moving forward.  

Our first session is about getting to know you and what's brought you to seek therapy.   A therapy session is 55 mins and during the our session together we explore the areas that you want help with.  We use our first session to look at ways therapy can help you.  

I work Monday to Friday from 10am to 3pm either face to face or online and from 5pm to 8pm on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.  

Have you found yourself telling others ‘I’m fine’ but inside you feel sad, lonely, and overwhelmed? Perhaps you don’t want to tell others how you’re really feeling but deep down you know that you need to talk to someone. Situations like this often bring people to counselling.

In my experience, the counselling process allows people to gain a greater understanding of themselves and their feelings. It could also help you gain a greater understanding of difficult life experiences both past and present within a safe, non-judgemental therapeutic relationship. 

I am a warm, empathic, counsellor. I have over 20 years’ experience in the therapeutic sector, having worked in various capacities in disability (RNIB, Ealing Anchor), bereavement (Cruse, Bereft), and cancer organisations as well as volunteered for the Samaritans. I trained as a humanistic, counsellor at the Metanoia Institute. I blend Person-centred, Transactional-Analysis and Gestalt approaches to enable my clients to make sense of what they are feeling in both their mind and body. 

I work with many different areas such as anxiety and depression. I also have a particular interest in working with parents who have children with additional needs.  I currently hold parents therapy groups at Anchor Foundation in Ealing where parents can talk about the demanding role of parenting a child with additional needs.  It is a frustrating, difficult and overwhelming long winding road which is both complex and emotional.  My role is to be with you on this journey to greater self-understanding and self-awareness which can in itself lessen some of the pain.

Whatever your reason for seeking counselling, I look forward to hearing from you.   If emailing me please check your spam sometimes my emails find their way there!

I currently offer face to face sessions from therapy rooms at This Curious Life, Seal House, 2 Coningsby Road, Ealing, W5 4HR.  I also offer online and telephone sessions.   

Research has shown that the client-therapist relationship is crucial, so it is important to get the ‘right fit’ when working with a therapist. I offer an initial 20 min call either by phone or online, so we can get to know each other better and see if we can work together moving forward.