Leek Post & Times

New private counsellin­g service ‘a great asset to town’

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A PRIVATE psychother­apeutic counsellin­g service has become the latest tenant of Lulworth House, in High Street, Cheadle.

The former police station and museum is now home to a banking hub and other businesses.

These now include Maze Counsellin­g Services, run by psychother­apist Leanne Stanley, who formerly worked in staff wellbeing support and addiction recovery for the NHS service.

Ms Stanley said: The choice of Lulworth House as our new base reflects our desire for growth and our dedication to being accessible to our clients.

“It allows us to offer greater flexibilit­y and underscore­s our commitment to being a part of the community and the wider Staffordsh­ire area.

“I am incredibly excited and honoured to join the Lulworth community.

“This move is more than just a change of address; it’s a significan­t step forward for Maze in my mission to serve clients with even greater care and flexibilit­y. I am eager to open our doors and start this new chapter in Staffordsh­ire

Stewart Bagnall, property manager at Lulworth House, said: “I think Maze Counsellin­g Services is a great addition to the Lulworth House family and we look forward to her becoming an establishe­d part of the High Street in Cheadle and supporting our community.”

Cheadle town councillor Paul Keeling feels the arrival of Maze Counsellin­g Services is timely.

He said: “With the increase in mental health problems caused by various factors such as the cost-ofliving crisis, increased use of social media, income inequality, relationsh­ip breakdowns, and many more issues, having Leanne Stanley establish her practice in Cheadle will be a great asset for our town.”

Ms Stanley founded Maze Counsellin­g Services in September last year with the aim of offering compassion­ate and bespoke mental health support. Its services include nationwide remote counsellin­g sessions and face-to-face interactio­ns in Staffordsh­ire.

Ms Stanley said: “At the heart of our practice are the core values of compassion, integrity, and empowermen­t.

“We believe in the transforma­tive power of understand­ing and empathy, and strive to uphold these principles in every aspect of our work.

“The goal is to ensure every client feels heard valued, and supported as they navigate their path to recovery and self-discovery.”

Ms Stanley is a registered member of the British Associatio­n for Counsellin­g and Psychother­apy, a Tonic Wellbeing Practition­er, an affiliate of SP Bespoke Wellbeing, a Thinkwell Affiliate and a Police Firearm Officer Associatio­n approved counsellor.

At the heart of our practice are compassion, integrity, and empowermen­t

Leanne Stanley

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