FAQs
Here are some frequently asked questions you may have
If you have any other queries please don't hesitate to contact us
What if I know someone involved in
Sea Change Therapies
You might be concerned that, being a local organisation, you may know one or more of us running Sea Change Therapies. So you might be wondering about confidentiality.
Counsellors are bound by ethical frameworks to maintain confidentiality. We adhere to strict ethical guidelines to ensure that your privacy is always protected. Our commitment to professional standards means that any personal information shared in therapy sessions remains confidential, regardless of any personal connections outside of therapy. Your trust is crucial to us, and we are dedicated to creating a safe and secure environment for your mental health journey.
Is is important to maintain professional boundaries to ensure confidentiality and ethical standards in therapy.
This personal connection can also allow you to provide us with valuable feedback to help improve our service, and better contribute to the local community.
What if I bump into my therapist outside the therapy room?
If you bump into your therapist outside of the therapy room, maybe at the shops or walking the dog, it's natural to feel unsure about how to handle the situation. At Sea Change Therapies, we understand these concerns and prioritise your comfort and confidentiality. Your therapist will discuss this possibility at the beginning of therapy, and you can agree on how to react together - perhaps to not acknowledge you first in public to respect your privacy. If you choose to greet your therapist, they will respond appropriately but will keep the interaction brief and professional. This approach ensures that your relationship remains confidential and maintains the integrity of your therapeutic experience. If you ever have concerns about such encounters, feel free to discuss them with your therapist, who will provide guidance on how to handle these