Rebecca Whamond

Rebecca is a qualified Psychotherapeutic Counsellor offering in-person, online and telephone sessions for adults, adolescents and children in Weybridge. She has a particular focus on supporting teenagers, children and young people, alongside the family systems around them.

She understands that beginning therapy can feel like a significant and, at times, uncertain step. Rebecca offers a calm, discreet and thoughtfully held space where clients can feel genuinely heard, respected and supported in exploring what has brought them to therapy.

Approach to Therapy

Rebecca works from an integrative perspective, drawing on relational, humanistic, psychodynamic and cognitive behavioural (CBT) approaches, thoughtfully adapting her work to suit each individual.

Her approach is collaborative and attuned, offering a space where clients can explore their internal world with clarity and depth, at their own pace. Through this process, clients can develop greater self-awareness, emotional resilience and a more secure sense of self.

Rebecca has a particular interest in working with teenagers, children and young people, as well as the family systems surrounding them. She understands the complexities of identity development, transition and relational dynamics, and brings both sensitivity and structure to this work.

When working with children, Rebecca incorporates creative approaches where appropriate, helping younger clients to express themselves in ways that feel natural, safeand accessible.

She also supports individuals exploring neurodevelopmental differences, offering a thoughtful and reflective space for understanding and self-awareness.

Professional Background

Rebecca has experience working within both NHS and school settings, supporting clients with a broad range of presenting concerns, including:

• Adolescent mental health challenges
• Anxiety and overwhelm
• Low mood and depression
• Stress and burnout
• Relationship and family difficulties
• Identity and life transitions
• Emotional regulation
• Self-esteem and confidence
• Neurodevelopmental conditions

Prior to training as a psychotherapeutic counsellor, Rebecca spent over 20 years as a museum archivist, developing a deep respect for personal narrative and the complexity of individual life stories. This perspective underpins her therapeutic work, where each person’s experience is approached with care, curiosity and professionalism.

Professional Membership

Rebecca is a registered member of the National Counselling and Psychotherapy Society (NCPS) and works in accordance with its ethical framework, maintaining a high standard of ethical, professional, and confidential practice.

Fees

Rebecca charges £60 per individual session (50 minutes).

If you would like to arrange an initial consultation or find out more, please get in touch directly.