Counselling, Training & Supervision in Southampton
How often are you truly listened to? My name is Mike Eustace. I am an experienced counsellor and I offer you the opportunity to find your own answers. I value, honesty, integrity, finding your own path, connection and relationship. Counselling can be exhilarating and challenging – I am not afraid to walk with you through dark places in search of light.
I provide counselling in Southampton to individuals and couples and I offer a supportive, empathic and calm approach to help you shed new light on your problems and turn your life around. Whether it’s a problem with anger, anxiety, relationship issues, depression, or anything else, I will listen and help you find solutions.
I run a quiet, peaceful counselling practice in central Southampton with free car parking and easy access from the M27 and M3. My practice is 20 minutes walk from Southampton Central station, and is on several major bus routes.
One to One Counselling
How often do your problems seem to just go round and round in your head? Whatever your problems, I will give you my undivided attention. When you're s... (more)
Relationship Counselling
Do you feel your relationship isn’t working well, no matter what you do? I offer relationship counselling to any two people who are in relationship... (more)
Addiction Counselling
How has addiction affected you? Have you been affected by someone else's addiction? Do you think you might have an addiction problem yourself? Or are ... (more)
Online Counselling
Telephone & online counselling are often just as effective as face-to-face counselling and you can have your session conveniently and comfortably in your own home, office or anywhere. (more)
Clinical Supervision
I hold a Certificate in Supervision from the Centre for Supervision and Team Development. I provide clinical supervision for individuals and groups of... (more)
Client Feedback on Counselling
I feel like my head is much clearer now - I'm back on track with my life. I've got much better ideas about how to control the way I act and feel.
Mike helped me to identify fears that were holding me back. Crucially, he showed me that I needed to understand those painful emotions in order to move on, rather than hold them at arm's length and over-analyse them. Mike really helped me to deal with issues from my past and helped me find better ways of dealing with the future.
Mike has helped me talk about some really tough issues that have been going on over the years. I understand myself a lot better now and I can deal with thoughts that were really getting me down.
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