Specialist neuro psychotherapy for businesses and case workers
Counselling delivered by qualified, professional, BACP-registered psychotherapists for employees, clients, and communities affected by neurological conditions
At The Brain Charity, we provide businesses and case workers with the option to purchase blocks of specialist counselling sessions for people living with neurological conditions.
Our sessions are delivered by experienced psychotherapists who understand both newly diagnosed and long-term conditions, as well as the emotional and relational challenges that often come with them.
Pricing and booking information
Each session is £90, with flexible options to suit individuals, teams, or communities.
Whether you’re supporting an individual or a team, or booking a single session or a block of sessions for ongoing care, our flexible options make it easy to get the right support. Book today or get in touch to find out more.
Why choose neuro-specialist counselling?
Finding the right therapist can be difficult for people living with a neurological condition. In standard therapy, clients often have to repeatedly explain their diagnosis, symptoms and lived experience — which can be tiring, slow down progress, and leave them feeling misunderstood.
Our neurological counselling service is different
At The Brain Charity, our specialist therapists already understand a wide range of neurological conditions. Many have personal or professional experience supporting people with long-term or newly diagnosed conditions. This means clients don’t have to start from the beginning or educate their therapist — they’re understood and accepted from the very first session.
This immediate understanding helps clients feel safe, heard and supported, creating a strong foundation for effective therapy and long-lasting emotional wellbeing.
Many clients tell us that working with a therapist who genuinely gets neurological conditions is transformative.
Flexible, professional support—anywhere in the UK
Sessions are available:
- In person at our fully accessible centre in Liverpool
- Online via secure video
- By phone, for ease and accessibility
- For individuals, couples, or families
- For anyone aged 18 or over
Give more than therapy—fund a movement of care
When you purchase blocks of therapy, you’re doing more than supporting one person. You’re helping us deliver free counselling to those who would otherwise go without.
- Buy 12 sessions, and you help fund six free sessions for someone in need.
- Your organisation directly contributes to the wellbeing of carers, families, and people living with any of the 600+ neurological conditions we support.
Who benefits from this service?
Our specialist neuro counselling supports:
- People newly diagnosed with a neurological condition, including acquired traumatic brain injury.
- Those managing a long-term condition
- Carers, partners, and family members
- Neurodivergent individuals navigating relationships, work, or mental health challenges
Whether it’s anxiety, grief, impulsivity, relationship difficulties, or adjustment to diagnosis—our therapy helps people feel heard, understood, and supported.
Why choose The Brain Charity’s counselling service?
- The only UK counselling service dedicated to neurological conditions and neurodiversity
- Delivered by qualified specialist psychotherapists with extensive experience
- A socially responsible investment—every block supports someone else in crisis
- Ideal for corporate wellbeing offers, healthcare partnerships, or community initiatives
Meet Some of Our Specialist Therapists
We carefully match each client with the therapist best suited to their needs, taking any personal preferences into account.
Below, you’ll find examples of the specialist therapists we work with, along with details about their qualifications and experience. All of our counsellors are BACP-registered and either hold, or are working towards, a Master’s-level qualification in counselling or psychotherapy.
Suze De Lee
Suze is a person-centred expressive arts therapist who supports people with brain injuries, neurodiversity, disability, and LGBTQ+ identities to explore experiences such as anxiety, grief, loss, and identity through creativity. Her therapeutic approach is grounded in compassion, deep listening, and the belief that every person holds an innate wisdom to guide their own healing.
She has worked with adults navigating a wide range of challenges, including life transitions, health concerns, stroke, functional neurological disorders (FND), chronic pain, and a longing to feel more at home in themselves. Suze gently integrates creative approaches, emotion-focused felt-sense techniques, and somatic awareness rooted in the mind–body connection.
Suze holds a Master of Science in Psychotherapy and Counselling with Creative Approaches from Edge Hill University, where she completed a placement at The Brain Charity. Her master’s research explored how expressive arts and walking in nature can support neurodiverse women experiencing peri- and menopausal symptoms.
With over 15 years of experience as a community and arts worker, Suze continues to be an active artist and poet alongside her therapeutic practice.
Sarah Leckie
Sarah is a person-centered counsellor with over six years of experience supporting clients with a wide range of neurological conditions. Drawing on both professional training and lived experience of neurodiversity and managing a neurological condition, Sarah offers an empathetic and authentic approach to therapy. She holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Counselling and Psychotherapy Practice from Liverpool John Moores University and has a particular interest in neurodiversity, loss, and grief.
Moira McCarthy
Moira is a fully qualified therapist and counsellor with an MA in Theology and a Diploma in Counselling. She is registered with the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP). Moira takes a person-centred approach to therapy, working collaboratively with clients to ensure sessions are personalised, coordinated, and empowering.
She supports individuals facing a wide range of mental health challenges, including depression, addiction, anxiety, stress, relationship issues, bereavement, trauma, and other forms of emotional pain. Moira provides a confidential counselling service that is empathetic, non-judgmental, and tailored to each client’s unique needs.
Madeline Hall
Her work often includes embodied and creative approaches, such as breathwork, therapeutic writing, drawing, mindfulness, and using objects within the therapy space.
Cultural sensitivity is fundamental to Madeline’s practice. She works to ensure her approach is anti-oppressive, anti-racist, and anti-ableist. She is LGBTQIA+ friendly and practises in a trauma-informed and neuro-affirmative way. Therapy is adapted to suit the individual needs and issues of each client, with the aim of fostering new insights and understanding.
Madeline has over 17 years of experience working with neurodivergent individuals across diverse settings including education, the arts, and psychotherapy. She also brings lived experience as a neurodivergent person herself, which informs her deep understanding of neurodiversity and strengthens her connection with clients navigating similar experiences.
She works with adults one-to-one and in groups, in person across Liverpool, and also offers sessions by telephone or online for clients further afield.
Invest in fundamental understanding
To enquire about purchasing blocks of specialist neuro counselling, fill out the form below or contact our team directly at therapy@thebraincharity.org.uk.
Let’s work together to support better mental health—for your people and for the wider community.
