Head Agenda therapy sessions can have lifetime value and benefits. You’ll learn so much about yourself and how to accomplish your life goals. You’ll reconsider your desires, put things in true perspective and ultimately be a better person for it. When you book your initial appointment, we know that you’re taking that vital first step. That you’re dedicated to transforming your life because you’re willing to invest in yourself. Go you!
You may be nervous before your initial consultation. That’s perfectly natural. You can relax though, as your friendly and professional therapist will just want to chat with you, get to know you and explore your current issues. Together, you’ll go through your background history and establish a focus for therapy.
Prior to booking your first appointment, we’ll ask you to highlight any issues you need help with and also your availability. Do you prefer daytime, evening, weekend appointments? When is most convenient for you? When do you feel most relaxed?
You also get to choose whether you’d like to talk online or face-to-face. Once we know your issues and preferences, we will match you with the best therapist for you.
We’ll offer you your initial Head Agenda appointment within 24 hours of contacting us. This is an appointment offer and not a booking.
We require ongoing appointments to be paid for two days in advance.
To make payment even simpler for you, we include a link in your appointment reminder email that takes you straight through to the payment page. It’s that simple and it’s one less headache to worry about.
To secure your preferred appointment day/time, ask your therapist to book appointments in advance with you at your first session, don’t worry, it’s just the way to reserve your preferred slot. Obviously these can be changed or cancelled. Payment for sessions is only required 48hrs before the session takes place.
First, a word about VAT. Despite our best efforts to avoid it, we have no choice but to add VAT to our rates. It’s frustrating as we’ve spent considerable time consulting with the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and have explored every avenue to avoid adding VAT. The BACP continues to lobby the government to include counselling and psychotherapy on their list of excluded businesses.
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