Kuldip Sunner.

• Anxiety and worry
• Panic attacks
• Depression and low mood
• Confidence and self-esteem
• Bereavement, grief and loss
• Relationship difficulties
• Life changes and transitions
• Loneliness and isolation
• Anger
• Managing difficult emotions
• Long-term health conditions
• Menopause
• Neurodivergence, including autism and ADHD
• Student and young adult concerns

Are you struggling to cope? Does life feel overwhelming? Whatever it is that you need help with, I am here to listen and to give you a safe and confidential space to talk about it. The most important person in the counselling room is you. I will help you navigate whatever is going on and find your own answers. As a person-centred counsellor, the therapy I practise is tailored to you.

I am a qualified counsellor and a registered member of the BACP, registration number 409692.

I have a particular interest in bereavement counselling, having worked for a bereavement charity for two years. I also volunteered for a brain tumour charity, where I supported people facing a terminal diagnosis, as well as the family members affected by it.

Alongside this I have worked with people struggling with depression, anxiety, health issues, relationship difficulties, and confidence and self-esteem.

My training is based in person-centred therapy, which means we work together as a team to help you find your own answers. It is your perspective that matters, and I will listen without judgement. I work integratively and will bring in other approaches, such as CBT, if I think they will help you.

I also have experience of working creatively, which can be useful if you find it difficult to put your feelings and emotions into words.

Throughout, I provide a safe, confidential and non-judgemental space in which you can explore whatever you are struggling with.

The first session is about us getting to know each other. It is an opportunity for you to ask questions, and to see whether we can work together and build a therapeutic relationship. Most of my clients want to be seen and heard, to find coping strategies that work for them, and to have a place where their feelings are acknowledged.

I offer counselling online by video call and by telephone, so you can have your sessions from wherever you feel most comfortable and most private. Whether we meet by video or by phone, you receive the same professional support and the same care. Sessions are booked in advance and take place at the same time each week wherever possible.

I hope this has given you an idea of how I work. If you feel that I can help, please do get in touch.

1. Book a 30-minute initial assessment with Kuldip, £20. A conversation about what you would like from counselling and whether you and Kuldip are a good fit. No obligation to continue.
2. Decide together. If you are both happy to work together, you begin weekly 50-minute sessions. If it does not feel right, you are welcome to book an assessment with another counsellor.
3. Weekly sessions, up to 15. By video call or telephone, usually at the same time each week. At the end, you and Kuldip review what, if anything, comes next.

You choose your rate on trust: no means-testing and no proof of income. Read about pricing and access.

If Kuldip is not the right fit, you are welcome to book an assessment with someone else. Every counsellor is fully qualified and accountable to a professional body.

Profile last reviewed 9 September 2026.