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Therapy Lounge Collective is a private counselling and psychotherapy practice, based in Leicester, supporting individuals to access mental health support, because you matter! Therapy Lounge Collective (TLC) offers accessible, affordable, supportive and professional counselling and psychotherapy services in Leicester and Leicestershire. From anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, trauma, personality and mood disorders etc. TLC can support individuals through many life challenges. What makes us different is the way we work. TLC is built as a collection of specialist lounges. Each one a space dedicated to growth and wellbeing. There’s our : Therapy Lounge for counselling and psychotherapy DBT Lounge for skills-based emotional regulation Corporate Lounge for workplace wellbeing Training Lounge for professional development Trauma Lounge for deep healing and recovery And as we grow, so will our lounges, each designed to meet people where they are, in a setting that feels safe, calm and connected.
Therapy Lounge Collective, 12 Grey Friars, LE1 5PH, Leicester, United Kingdom
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Right from the get go the team at therapy lounge collective made me feel safe, welcomed and supported. It took a lot to make an enquiry, however the team were great at supporting me through the process and booking an appointment. Since then my session have really helped me move forward. Couldn’t recommend a more supportive environment- thank you
I came to the Therapy Lounge Collective (TLC) seeking help for a significant fear of flying that had developed following a particularly difficult experience in 2015. As flying is an essential part of my role, my anxiety had gradually become quite debilitating and was starting to have a real impact on my life.
From my very first appointment, Jenny was incredibly understanding, supportive, and professional. She created a comfortable environment where I never once felt judged or embarrassed about my fears. We worked together using EMDR, one of Jenny’s specialist areas, and I was genuinely surprised by how effective the process was.
While it took a few sessions, the progress I have made has been remarkable. I am now in a completely different place compared to where I started. On occasion, I still book a session before an upcoming flight, and each time I leave feeling more confident, more relaxed, and better equipped to travel.
I cannot recommend the Therapy Lounge Collective highly enough. In fact, I have already recommended them to several close friends. For me, the ability to fly without overwhelming fear has been life-changing, both personally and professionally. The difference it has made to my quality of life is hard to overstate.
Thank you, Jenny, and everyone at TLC, for your support, expertise, and genuine care.
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