Em Inglis Therapy

I am based in Chorlton, South Manchester, where I offer in person sessions on Tuesday mornings and Wednesdays.

I work Monday-Thursday from 10am to 5pm.My in person days are Tuesday mornings and Wednesdays.I work online on Mondays, Tuesday afternoons and Thursdays.

No, I don't offer email or text therapy. My sessions are in person, or over video call. Some clients find that sessions over the phone or with no video on can help not use as much social energy while keeping committed to appointments, especially for neurodivergent clients, however I do ask that we have cameras on at least for our first few meetings, so we can get to know each other.

In our first session, we'll chat about what you're looking for from therapy, any goals you might have, and I can talk more about how I work. If we're a good fit, we will go through an agreement which sets out how often we meet and for how long, what our expectations for therapy are and things like my cancellation policy and discuss confidentiality and what it means for the work we will do. After this, it's over to you - some clients begin by giving a bit of a history of themselves, others need some prompts - the important thing is that you've begun. I might ask you some questions, I might just be listening as we get to know each other. I usually give a small warning that the session is coming to an end, so we can wrap things up and you can get on with your day as regulated as possible.At the end of the session and in all sessions going forward, you will pay via a link (if online) or card (in person) and we will schedule in our next session if we haven't already.

No. Therapy is deeply personal and relies on a strong relationship between the therapist (me) and client (you!). Having other people in the room can make it difficult to connect with clients. This includes people in the room while you're on a video call - make sure you're in a private space with no interruptions so the space is all yours.