Chris Eames

I am available for online or in person counselling in Tavistock and Torbay, including Saturdays. Just give me a call to discuss latest availability.

I can help with whatever is making life hard right now. You may be experiencing difficulty in your relationships. You may have noticed that it’s becoming harder to regulate your emotions, or impossible to make decisions about your own life. Talking to someone neutral can help you get back in touch with what you really feel. Whatever your situation, I can help you make sense of whatever's going on, and support you in finding a way through.

I often help people experiencing anxiety or emotional abuse, as well as working with young people.

Anxiety

Heightened anxiety can seriously affect our wellbeing. It raises its head in lots of ways, including panic attacks, which can undermine our confidence and make us fear for our lives. It can make us overly cautious and unable to live the life we want. I can help you understand and come to terms with your anxiety, allowing you to once again do the things you love.

Emotional Abuse

You may find yourself in a volatile relationship, with a partner, family member or work colleague whose behaviour could be described as narcissistic. Their verbal abuse and gaslighting may have made you feel as if there is something wrong with you, that you are to blame for all their problems. Abusers can often appear charming in public, saving their rage for those closest to them, so you need the support of someone outside the situation. I can help you see through their games and manipulation, and reconnect with what’s real.

Young People

The modern world is an increasingly demanding place, especially post-pandemic. For young people this can make it even harder to face the natural challenges of growing up. Talking to a counsellor doesn’t mean that there is anything wrong with you – we all face difficulties from time to time, and sometimes talking to someone outside the family can help in meeting life’s challenges. I use a variety of creative approaches to help the young person in understanding their emotions and expressing their developing sense of identity.

I am available for online or in person counselling in Tavistock and Torbay, including Saturdays. Just give me a call to discuss latest availability.

I can help with whatever is making life hard right now. You may be experiencing difficulty in your relationships. You may have noticed that it’s becoming harder to regulate your emotions, or impossible to make decisions about your own life. Talking to someone neutral can help you get back in touch with what you really feel. Whatever your situation, I can help you make sense of whatever's going on, and support you in finding a way through.

I often help people experiencing anxiety or emotional abuse, as well as working with young people.

Anxiety

Heightened anxiety can seriously affect our wellbeing. It raises its head in lots of ways, including panic attacks, which can undermine our confidence and make us fear for our lives. It can make us overly cautious and unable to live the life we want. I can help you understand and come to terms with your anxiety, allowing you to once again do the things you love.

Emotional Abuse

You may find yourself in a volatile relationship, with a partner, family member or work colleague whose behaviour could be described as narcissistic. Their verbal abuse and gaslighting may have made you feel as if there is something wrong with you, that you are to blame for all their problems. Abusers can often appear charming in public, saving their rage for those closest to them, so you need the support of someone outside the situation. I can help you see through their games and manipulation, and reconnect with what’s real.

Young People

The modern world is an increasingly demanding place, especially post-pandemic. For young people this can make it even harder to face the natural challenges of growing up. Talking to a counsellor doesn’t mean that there is anything wrong with you  – we all face difficulties from time to time, and sometimes talking to someone outside the family can help in meeting life’s challenges. I use a variety of creative approaches to help the young person in understanding their emotions and expressing their developing sense of identity.