We offer face-to-face therapy through a trusted network of counsellors. Sessions take place in welcoming, confidential clinics, providing a supportive environment for meaningful, in-person mental health care. For those who prefer to meet their therapist locally, in-person sessions are available in Newcastle and the wider North East, delivered by highly qualified practitioners in comfortable, private settings.
Convenient clinics in Tynemouth & Gosforth for easy access
Comfortable therapy rooms designed to help you feel at ease
In-person sessions with professionally accredited therapists
Face-to-face therapy sessions that fit your schedule
Fill in the details below and a member of our client pathway team will contact you for a confidential discussion about face-to-face therapy.
Over the years we have helped thousands of clients access therapy and scheduling a face-to-face appointment with one of our team in a private and confidential setting is now easier than ever with our multiple locations around the North East of the UK. All our therapists are accredited with professional bodies such as the Health and Care Professions Council or the British Association for Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapy.
You can be assured that whichever clinic you visit you will be provided with a safe and comfortable environment to help put you at ease as you progress through therapy.
Clinical Psychologist
(HCPC Registered)
Lloyd offers secure in-person spaces for adults navigating physical and psychological hurdles. Integrating CBT, ACT, and CAT, he supports adjustments to chronic health and neurological challenges with tailored empathy.
Consultant Clinical Psychologist
(HCPC & BPS Registered)
Boasting 25+ years in NHS and private practice, Jill delivers versatile face-to-face appointments. Expert in CAT and RODBT, she illuminates relational distress patterns in a supportive, engaging atmosphere.
Integrative Counsellor
(BACP Registered)
Based in County Durham, Gillian serves children (from age 4), teens, and adults through face-to-face counselling. Blending Person-Centred, Psychodynamic, and CBT elements, she addresses anxiety, loss, and family matters in a non-judgemental haven.
Face-to-face therapy, also known as in-person therapy, is when you physically attend a clinic for scheduled appointments with your therapist to receive mental health support. Unlike online therapy conducted via video call, face-to-face therapy takes place in a dedicated therapeutic space where you and your therapist meet in the same room.
In-person therapy at our Newcastle clinics provides the traditional therapeutic experience many people prefer. Being physically present in a comfortable, confidential environment can help you feel more connected to your therapist and more able to open up about difficult feelings and experiences.
Face-to-face therapy sessions typically last 50-60 minutes and take place in private therapy rooms designed specifically for psychological work. The therapeutic relationship—the connection between you and your therapist—is fundamental to successful therapy, and many people find this develops more naturally through in-person contact.
Our professionally trained and experienced therapists are equipped to help you feel comfortable sharing your thoughts and worries during face-to-face sessions. The privacy and confidentiality of our Newcastle clinic settings ensure you can speak freely without concerns about being overheard or interrupted.
No complexity. Just supportive, straightforward steps.
Start the Conversation: Call us or request a callback. Our friendly team will listen and match you with the right therapist and clinic location (Tynemouth or Gosforth).
Your First Session: Come in and get comfortable. This initial meeting is about understanding your story and goals, with no pressure. It’s for you to feel the space and connection.
Regular, Consistent Sessions: Typically weekly or fortnightly, you’ll meet in the same comfortable room. This consistency builds safety and momentum, making progress feel natural.
Choosing where to attend face-to-face therapy affects both the quality of care you receive and how comfortable you feel throughout the process. Our Newcastle clients value our combination of professional expertise and welcoming clinic environments that make in-person therapy feel supportive rather than clinical.
All types of psychological issue can be addressed using therapy in person rather than online and in particular is better suited for children.
With our multiple locations as well as an option to book online therapy sessions, we are here to help make therapy as accessible for you as possible.
Embracing in-person sessions is a powerful act of self-care, honouring your mental health with genuine presence. Traditional counselling in our welcoming clinics builds deeper rapport—far more engaging than virtual formats for many.
Our teams craft healing spaces where you feel valued and secure from the first moment. Whether face-to-face counselling feels like the right fit or you’d prefer exploring hybrid options, our client pathways experts are ready to discuss locations, session flow, and your next steps.
Don’t delay the in-person care you need. Book a face-to-face therapy consultation now, or request a callback for personalised guidance. Learn more about our Private Therapy Newcastle to find what aligns best.
We offer face-to-face therapy at multiple locations across Newcastle, including our Tynemouth and Gosforth clinics. Both locations are easily accessible by car and public transport, with comfortable, private therapy rooms designed specifically for in-person psychological work.
Neither is inherently “better”—it depends on your personal preferences and circumstances. Face-to-face therapy offers the advantage of full in-person connection, dedicated therapeutic space, and no technology barriers. Many people feel they can communicate more naturally in person. However, online therapy offers convenience and accessibility that works better for some people’s situations.
Most people attend face-to-face therapy weekly or fortnightly, though frequency depends on your needs and the type of therapy. Regular in-person appointments help maintain momentum and build the therapeutic relationship. Your therapist will recommend an appropriate schedule during your initial consultation.
Yes, absolutely. All face-to-face therapy sessions at our Newcastle clinics are completely confidential. Our therapy rooms are private and soundproofed, and we follow strict professional confidentiality guidelines. What you discuss with your therapist stays between you, except in very rare circumstances involving risk of serious harm.
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