These are a few anonymised testimonials by former and current clients.
I think your invitation to a more conscious life has me pondering further about its meaning and how I can live mine in the most authentic way possible. It’s not easy but I am happy to be on this difficult and worthwhile path. (…) I can’t thank you enough dear Aernout, for the world and way of seeing you have opened up to me. I can only wish you all the good that is enough for you.
Female client
Integrity, that is what stands out from our sessions. Even when the subjects I wanted to look at were difficult, you somehow made sure it was never impossible. Your honesty and warm humility created a space where I could grow. Thank you!
Male client
It hasn’t been easy to stay on the path of sobriety since our sessions ended, but I’ve managed. Thank you so much for your faith in me, and in staying the course.
Male client
“I really enjoyed yesterday’s session…was soooo good to laugh! 🙂 Thank you!”
Female client
“I really feel you understand me – thank you.”
Male client
One half of a couple:“Coming to you feels like going to the dentist: anxious and afraid before, afterwards so happy for a sense of cleanliness and clarity. Never easy, always good.”
Male member of a couple
“Thank you for yesterday – it was really eye-opening.”
Female client
“It was a really difficult session today, but I’m not coming to you to chat and have coffee… Thank you!”
Female client
“Thank you very much for helping me get to where I am now. I’ll be in touch later.”
Male client
“Thank you very much for the session yesterday. It gave me a lot to think and reflect about.”
Female client
“You get me.”
Male client
“You are to whom I confess my struggles. It helps me to be in your space and find the words to describe those struggles so I can share them with the people I love, and who love me. That lifts the loneliness I often feel. Thank you.”
Male client
If you are interested in exploring the possibilities of individual counselling for yourself or for others, I invite you to explore this site widely. You might also be interested in my blog about counselling, where I write about a wide array of topics. Some popular posts there are on “the magic of counselling“, and on the difference between therapy and psychological counselling.
