Health at Hart — body, mind, soul

Integrative Counsellor

Writing by Katie Green

18 articles. Katie is a qualified counsellor and registered member of the BACP.

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What happens in integrative counselling?

Katie Green, BACP-registered counsellor, on integrative therapy for adults 18+ at Health at Hart — and why there is a free 30-minute introductory call.

A quiet Hampshire street after rain

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Anxiety in adults: when to talk to someone

When worry becomes a life, not a moment — Katie Green on counselling for anxiety at a private clinic in Hartley Wintney.

An empty coat on a chair in autumn light

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Counselling after loss

Grief has no timetable. Katie Green on bereavement and other losses — and how private counselling can hold what friends cannot.

Tea on a table between two chairs

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Relationship difficulties and therapy

You can come alone. Katie Green on exploring relationship patterns in individual counselling — not couples therapy by stealth.

A phone face-down on a bedside table at night

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A free introductory call: why it helps

Katie Green’s 30-minute introductory telephone call — what we cover, and how to book counselling in Hartley Wintney.

A quiet Hampshire street after rain

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Depression in adults: a counselling door

Katie Green on low mood that has lasted — therapy as a place to talk, not a replacement for a GP or prescribed care.

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Counselling for low self-esteem

The inner critic that runs the diary — Katie Green on confidence work that is not a pep talk.

A standing desk in a home office

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Workplace stress and therapy

Hybrid jobs, thin teams and a Sunday dread — counselling that is confidential, not a performance review.

Tea on a table between two chairs

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Counselling after a health diagnosis

When the body gets a label and the mind is left holding it — Katie Green on talking beside medical care.

A calm room for a difficult conversation

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Anger in the therapy room

Rage that leaks at home, or never arrives at all — Katie Green on working with anger without shaming it.

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Trauma-informed counselling, honestly

Katie Green on going at a pace that does not re-flood you — and why “tell me everything in week one” is not care.

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Ending therapy well

How to finish counselling without vanishing — Katie Green on goodbyes that are part of the work.

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What confidentiality really means

The limits Katie Green explains in the first session — harm, safeguarding, and why this is not gossip with a better chair.

An English garden and the strain of outdoor work

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Counselling in midlife

The years when the roles pile up — Katie Green on therapy for adults who are holding too much.

Hands on a supermarket trolley

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Panic attacks and talking therapy

When the body sounds the alarm — Katie Green on counselling for panic, beside (not instead of) medical checks.

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Sleep and anxious minds

The 3am committee — counselling for the thoughts that will not clock off, without pretending we are a sleep clinic.

Walking a Hampshire country path

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Counselling when you feel stuck

Nothing is “bad enough” and nothing is moving — Katie Green on the quiet stuckness that still deserves a room.

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First session nerves

What actually happens in hour one with Katie Green — so you are not rehearsing a performance on the drive over.