Welcome to Ripples Community Magazine
Across the south-east Cotswolds
Ripples is back!
We are resuming publication with July edition, having skipped April, May and June editions.
And unusually, we will also publish an August edition.
Counselling in the time of Coronavirus
Teresa Udell MBACP Dip Couns
07733 093765, teresaudell@icloud.com
In the recent changing circumstances there is a greater need for exploring our relationships, coping with the daily difficulties of just surviving and feelings of helplessness and isolation.
At present I am practicing remote counselling by phone or video call (Zoom, Whats App, FaceTime). These are short term counselling sessions, usually a block of six, to enable you to access help now when you need it. I’m offering these sessions at a reduced price of £35 per session.
Is the lock-down getting you down?
Christabel Butler, UKAHPP accredited pyschotherapeutic counsellor
I am a UKAHPP accredited pyschotherapeutic counsellor and I am on the Professional Standards Register. I am experienced in working with partners in relationships and with relationship problems within families. I offer 45 minute sessions @ £45.
I am experienced in using phone or internet for sessions.
Potential clients please email: christabel@waitrose.com.
Also see my entry at:
https://www.counselling-directory.org.uk/counsellors/christabel-butler.
About Ripples
Ripples, the Community Magazine for Fairford, Lechlade and surrounding villages, is published by Adrian Young and Graham Fry.
Ripples Community Magazine is published monthly except January and August.
The deadline for contributions and advertising is the 2nd Friday of the month before publication.
Current Edition
What we do
Using local reporters and contributors, Ripples brings you news stories, pictures and information to celebrate life in the south-east Cotswolds.
To read the current Ripples Community Magazine simply click on the cover image.
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‘I am Chairman of a Lifestyle and Luxury Brand PR Agency here in London. I think Ripples is outstandingly good and well targeted. Imaginative layout and eminently readable.’
