Meet Georgia Edwards
Integrative counsellor supporting adults experiencing OCD, intrusive thoughts, anxiety, depression and life’s challenges. Get to know Georgia’s compassionate, flexible approach and explore your options for booking a session.
Online counselling for OCD, anxiety and life challenges
Georgia Edwards · Integrative Counsellor
Hi, I’m Georgia, an integrative counsellor. I believe counselling works best when it is shaped around you. Everyone brings their own experiences, personality, circumstances and way of making sense of the world, so I take a flexible approach that considers your individual needs.
I draw on different therapeutic approaches, including Gestalt, Transactional Analysis, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and Compassion Focused Therapy. I can also incorporate creative approaches when these feel helpful, particularly when words alone don’t quite capture what you’re experiencing.
I work with adults experiencing a wide range of difficulties, including anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, stress, relationship difficulties and life changes. I have a particular interest in supporting people experiencing OCD and intrusive thoughts.
Online counselling appointments. Choose an available time using Georgia’s booking calendar below.
Counselling shaped around you
I believe counselling works best when it is shaped around you. Rather than following one fixed model, I adapt our sessions to your experiences, needs and what feels most helpful.
I draw on a range of therapeutic approaches, including Gestalt, Transactional Analysis, CBT and Compassion Focused Therapy. I also incorporate creative approaches when words alone don’t quite capture what you’re experiencing.
I have a particular interest in supporting people experiencing OCD and intrusive thoughts. I offer a space where you can explore these experiences openly, without fear of judgement.
More about how I work with OCD
OCD can take many different forms, involving unwanted thoughts, images or urges, alongside behaviours, rituals or mental compulsions that can feel difficult to control.
It can be exhausting and isolating, particularly when you’re caught in cycles of doubt, fear and reassurance-seeking.
When working with OCD, I can integrate Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Compassion Focused Therapy and principles drawn from Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), alongside my wider integrative approach.
Sometimes our work may involve structured approaches to OCD and compulsions. At other times, we may explore underlying emotions, relationships, self-beliefs or past experiences.
My aim is to work alongside you to find an approach that feels both supportive and purposeful.
How booking with Georgia works
Whether you’re ready to book a counselling session or would prefer to ask a few questions first, you can choose the option that feels right for you.
Book a counselling session directly, or use the enquiry form to request an introductory conversation.
Select an available appointment through the booking calendar, or let Georgia contact you to arrange a consultation.
Georgia will email you the Zoom meeting link for your confirmed online appointment.
Start with an introductory consultation
Choosing a counsellor is a personal decision. If you have questions about Georgia’s approach or would like to find out whether working together could be a good fit, you can request an introductory conversation.
Simply complete the short form below. Your enquiry will be sent directly to Georgia, who will get in touch to discuss the next steps and arrange a suitable time.
This is a consultation request rather than an instant booking.
You don’t need to share detailed personal information or describe your symptoms at this stage. Georgia will contact you using the details you provide to discuss arranging a consultation.
Book a counselling session with Georgia
Ready to book? Use Georgia’s booking calendar below to choose an available appointment and complete your booking.
Once your appointment is confirmed, Georgia will contact you directly by email with your Zoom meeting link ahead of your session.
Questions about counselling with Georgia
Thinking about booking your first session? Here are some answers to common questions about working with Georgia.
Do I need an OCD diagnosis to enquire about counselling with Georgia?
You don’t need a formal OCD diagnosis to make an enquiry. Georgia works with adults experiencing OCD, intrusive thoughts, anxiety, depression and other difficulties. You can get in touch to explore whether her approach may be suitable for your needs.
What therapeutic approaches does Georgia use?
Georgia is an integrative counsellor, drawing on Gestalt, Transactional Analysis, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), Compassion Focused Therapy and creative approaches. When working with OCD, she may also incorporate principles from Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP), depending on individual needs.
How much does a counselling session cost?
An online counselling session with Georgia costs £55. You can view her available appointments and complete your booking using the calendar above.
What happens after I book an appointment?
After booking, you’ll receive an appointment confirmation through Inside Intrusive. Georgia will then email you your Zoom meeting link separately ahead of your online session.
Can Georgia support difficulties other than OCD?
Yes. Georgia has experience supporting adults with anxiety, depression, stress, burnout, low self-esteem, relationship difficulties, trauma, bereavement and a range of other challenges. Her integrative approach allows counselling to be shaped around the person’s needs and experiences.
Can I enquire before committing to a counselling session?
Yes. If you have questions about Georgia’s approach, you can complete the consultation enquiry form above. Georgia will get in touch to discuss the next steps, giving you the opportunity to find out more before deciding whether to book.
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