Your Journey to Change Starts Here

Local Counselling and Therapy Support, Leicester

A Space
For Growth

We grow best when we feel seen, heard, and understood. In the safety of a genuine relationship, new possibilities emerge and the change you wish to make can begin to take root. RLW Counselling; supporting adults, parents and families in Leicestershire and online

We go deeper than quick fixes

I welcome clients of all genders, including LGBTQ+ individuals, from all backgrounds and beliefs. I have a particular interest in working with neurodivergence and with people navigating complex emotional or relational patterns. As a Registered Member of the BACP, I work in line with its ethical framework, offering a confidential, non-judgemental and professional service, whilst engaging in continual professional development to deepen and enhance the support I offer.

Counselling
Services

Depth-oriented relational therapy for adults navigating anxiety, depression, trauma and relationship difficulties.

Family Support

Connection-focused therapeutic support for parents & carers to rebuild emotional security with their children.

Personalised
Hypnotherapy

Focused work addressing subconscious patterns, anxiety responses, habits and confidence blocks through guided therapeutic hypnosis.

Hi, I’m Ria Worley

A qualified and BACP Registered Counsellor offering online and in-person counselling in Clarendon Park and Whetstone, Leicester. Having gained a first-class BSc in Counselling & Psychotherapy with the University of Derby, I moved onto opening my private practice to provide thoughtful, human-centred support for adults and families seeking meaningful change, not surface-level solutions.

Alongside my private practice, I specialise in safeguarding and fire-prevention work with children and young people, which continues to inform my understanding of relational dynamics, emotional development, and family systems. My professional experience includes working with Leicester Counselling Centre and Sue Young Cancer Support, helping individuals from diverse backgrounds and those affected by cancer, loss, and existential curiosities.

What's Next?

1.) Arrange for an obligation-free chat HERE.

We can explore what brings you to therapy, ensuring you feel confident that I can support you

2.) Complete a short referral form

Gathering some initial important details

3.) Review the Counselling Agreement

A document that outlines boundaries, session times, confidentiality and GDPR considerations

4.) Begin regular sessions

This may be weekly or fortnightly - to be discussed at the beginning, with ongoing consideration welcome

During sessions, we may discuss where you are in life right now, the past experiences that have shaped you, whilst looking to the future and what you want to gain from counselling.