FAQ's & GDPR

FAQ's

All counselling sessions are 50 minutes, although longer sessions can be made available where here is a need identified.  For example, this may be needed when there is more than one person at the meeting.  

At times, as your counsellor I may ask you to do something specific outside of the counselling meetings e.g. reading, keeping a well-being diary. This is only a small example of what I may suggest to help you get the best out of counselling as an active participant, both during and between the therapy sessions.

A number of benefits are available from participating. Often it is helpful just to know that someone understands. Counselling can provide a fresh perspective on a difficult problem or point you in the direction of a solution. 

If you have any questions please get in touch. 

GDPR

Fiona Digan is the registered Data Controller with the Information Commissioner Office in ensuring your data is held in full complaince to GDPR.

Your data will not be shared with, sold or provided to any other person.  Any and all data held is for the sole use of counselling.

Clients have access to records on request.

Clients can revoke their consent at any time.

Full details of GDPR compliance is available on request and included in the terms of service provided prior to engaging in counselling.

Click below to verify Fiona Digan's professional body status with The National Counselling Society 

Fiona Digan (MNCS, Snr Accred.) is a Senior Accredited member of The National Counselling Society.  The society is accredited by the Professional Standards Authority under its Accredited Registers programme.