Specialists in a wide range of counselling and psychotherapy services

Loneliness Support & Counselling

Most people will feel lonely at some time in their lives. It’s a deeply personal experience that, in most cases, will thankfully pass. But research evidence suggests for a growing number of people loneliness can have a significant impact on their wellbeing and have a negative impact on their mental health, increasing the risk for mental problem such as depression, anxiety, stress, low self-esteem and increased isolation.

We provide a safe and private place where you can talk confidentially. Our therapists will listen, be supportive and encouraging to help you to talk through your experiences and find ways to move forward.

Our articles

Please see our relevant blog / press articles here:

Loneliness and lockdown: UKCP - United Kingdon Council Psychotherapy Blog

Why is loneliness such an important concern, as more changes are made to lockdown guidelines?

Hounslow herald - Loneliness and Lockdown

Loneliness projects in our local London Borough of Hounslow.

PODCAST: Nicholas Rose and Martin Weaver present Loneliness

In this podcast we look at bringing the topic of loneliness into therapy. We talk about the effect of sharing and revealing issues and how secrets might hold a key to the experience of loneliness. We talk about the fear of something 'sinister' that might lurk in the background of ur loneliness and how having the conversation we believed we couldn't have releases this fear and maybe even allows something else to emerge.

We talk about the experience of grief and loss and the different kinds of loneliness these can create. We discuss the staying with the sensations of discomfort without negative judgment and allowing change to happen in a natural and personal way. We end by talking about connecting and re-connecting and the risks that are involved.

Further Loneliness Therapy Assistance

If you require further assistance regarding our Loneliness Therapy Services either Contact Nicholas Rose & Associates using the Enquiry form here below or please telephone 020 8996 9551.