Do you think you might need someone to talk to?
Hello, I’m Fraser McAlpine and I’m a counsellor
What can I talk about?
Anything that is troubling you. I offer person-centred therapy, which means you’re the expert in your own problems. We can find the solutions together. As well as my diploma training, I have been working for First Light and Valued Lives, so I have experience of dealing with some very difficult topics, some of which I have listed at the bottom of this page.
I currently offer one-to-one sessions with adults, and to older children aged 12 – 18 years.
What does it cost?
£45 for a 1 hour session, or there’s a £30 concessionary rate.
Do I have to come to you?
If you want to. I have a room in Falmouth and will arrange other spaces if that proves to be inaccessible. I also offer telephone and online counselling sessions at the same rates.
If you have particular communication needs - due to learning difficulties, disability or neurodiversity, for example - I am happy to work with you to establish the most effective and comfortable way to communicate.
What are your qualifications?
I have a level 5 diploma in Person Centred Counselling and I’m a member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP).
BACP Registered Member: 388007
How to get started:
If you would like to arrange an introductory chat (at no charge):
Call or text: 07712 348704
Email: fraser.mcalpine@outlook.com
Or fill in this form. I’ll be delighted to hear from you.
Any details you provide will remain absolutely confidential, and I will reply as quickly as possible.
Where to find me:
I am currently working with a small team of therapists at Seaglass. I see clients in a room within The Bird House in the centre of Falmouth.
All buses to Falmouth finish at The Moor, and Seaglass is approximately 7 minutes’ walk through the town centre.
Falmouth Town train station is approximately 7 minutes’ walk away.
Address: Seaglass @ The Bird House, 12 Arwenack Street, Falmouth, TR11 3JD.
Please note, there is no parking onsite, but Cornwall Council pay and display car parks – Grove Place, Church Street and Well Lane – are all within 5 minutes’ walk.
I have experience of helping people who are facing problems with:
Attachment
Sexual abuse
Disability
Suicidal thoughts
Addiction
Self harm
Post-lockdown isolation
Physical Abuse
Emotional abuse
Coercive control
Emotional wellbeing
Stress at work
Gender identity
Low self-worth
Depression / anxiety
Disordered eating
Domestic abuse
Childhood trauma
Family breakdowns
Relationship breakdowns
Coping with loneliness