Richard Pyke

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My journey into the world of therapy began at the age of 18 when I started volunteering at a young person’s counselling and advice centre in Reading. Later, I joined Oxford Polytechnic’s Student Nightline service, where I eventually took on the role of director.

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Motivated by a deep curiosity and a desire to develop my skills further, I pursued a Combined Certificate in Counselling Skills and Theory (CSCT) while also volunteering with my local Samaritans branch. These experiences strengthened my ability to connect with others and offer meaningful support.

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My work as a counsellor and mentor is driven by a genuine passion for helping people. I take a compassionate, empathetic approach in every session and am continually inspired by the profound impact that Human Givens Therapy can have on people’s lives.

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I warmly invite you into this safe and supportive space, where you can share anything with me in complete confidence. I understand how many people—particularly men—struggle in silence, feeling unable to express their emotions or challenges. Whether you need to process your thoughts out loud or gain clarity on something that’s been weighing on you, I am here to listen.

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You might not realise it yet, but you are the expert on yourself and your mind. My role is to guide you toward tools and techniques that can help you heal and move forward. Together, we can identify patterns or responses that may be holding you back and work towards positive change.

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At present, I am completing my training and seeing clients with mild anxiety, depression, and issues related to confidence and self-esteem. During this transition from Stage II to Stage III, I am unable to charge for sessions but kindly ask for donations to cover room rental and travel costs. For more information, please visit my website: www.noworries.org.uk

 

If you would like to book a consultation, feel free to call or text me at 07447 809153 or email richardpyke@yahoo.com

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