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I'm Dr John Wilson. I specialise in working with loss of all kinds. That includes bereavement, relationship breakdown, changes in health, retirement and redundancy. I work in collaboration with you, helping your to discover what you need, and supporting you in adapting to how your life has changed. I am described as a therapeutic counsellor, which means I sometimes work long term with clients.

The use of the title Dr in this directory listing relates to the member’s doctorate qualification. However, this does not imply a general medical qualification.

My practice is a pleasant room in a secluded garden, a little haven away from a busy world. Comfortingly warm in winter, relaxingly cool in summer.

Your first session is for you and I to decide in we can work together, because nothing is more important than the therapeutic relationship. For this reason I do not charge for the first session, because I believe clients should feel able to find the right therapist before they decide. By the end of the session I will be able to tell you if I can help and how I suggest that we work together.

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Dr John Wilson, working in private practice, and Director of Bereavement  Services at York St John University Counselling and Mental Health Clinic. 20 years' experience in training counsellors and bereavement volunteers.

The use of the title Dr in this directory listing relates to the member’s doctorate qualification. However, this does not imply a general medical qualification.

I offer training online, and face to face with large or small audiences.

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I have a PhD by counselling research and a diploma in counselling supervision. Supervisees describe me as supportive and challenging.

The use of the title Dr in this directory listing relates to the member’s doctorate qualification. However, this does not imply a general medical qualification.

Supervision in a warm and comfortable garden room in a quiet spot, with parking.

I do not charge potential supervisees for your first session, when we meet to decide if we can work together.