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About us

Kingston Women’s Centre is run by women for women. We welcome women from all backgrounds of all ages from the local community.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) information
In light of the government’s guidance on Covid-19 we have closed our counselling centre.

New counselling enquiries: We offer online video assessments and online video counselling for new clients (via Zoom). If you would like to arrange an assessment please email kwcenquiries@kingstonwomenscentre.org.uk.

Current clients: our counsellors continue offer counselling to our existing clients via online video (Zoom).

Contacting the centre: There will be no office cover whist the centre is closed and phone messages left on the Kingston Women’s Centre answerphone will not be picked up. Emails to kwcenquiries@kingstonwomenscentre.org.uk and KWCs non emergency text phone 07955704874 will be monitored Monday to Thursday 10am to 12pm.

We will continue to carefully monitor the situation and provide updates accordingly. We apologise for any inconvenience but hope that you will understand that the safety and wellbeing of those who provide and access our service is paramount.

Our Service:
We aim to provide a safe confidential space where you can talk about anything in your life that may be uncomfortable, confusing or painful without fear of judgement.

We provide counselling on a weekly basis for up to two years.

Our counselling helps in different ways:

  • Manage difficult feelings
  • Find new ways of relating to yourself and others
  • Support you through life crises or life changes

There are many reasons to seek counselling such as:

Anger issues, anxiety, bereavement, childhood sexual abuse, difficult childhood experiences, domestic abuse, depression, identity issues, life changes / life crisis, panic attacks, pregnancy and parenting issues, relationship difficulties, sensitivity and shame, trauma, work-related issues.

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