New Contact - North East Counselling Services Newcastle Gateshead

Contact Us

If you would like to find out more about counselling and how it could help you, simply give our friendly team a call on 0191 466 1314 so we can talk through your options.

Alternatively, email info@necounselling.org.uk or use the form below.

1. Full name

2. Your Title (e.g. Ms, Mrs, Miss, Mr, Dr…)

3. Preferred name (the name you would like us to call you by)

4. Postal address

5. Contact telephone number

6. Email address

7. Preferred method of contact
TelephoneEmail

8. I am enquiring about counselling for

9. If you are aged at least 16 but not yet 18, please provide a telephone and/or email address for your parent or guardian, if you are happy for us to contact them.

10. If you are under 16, please provide a telephone and/or email address for your parent or guardian, if you are happy for us to contact them.

11.Brief summary. Please use this space to describe the reason(s) you are seeking counselling either for yourself or (for example) another member of your family

12. Have you or the person you are enquiring for received counselling from North East Counselling Services before? YesNo

13. When are you available to be contacted?

14. Communication Consent(s) Please TICK all that apply (at least one must be selected). I consent:

I'd like to hear from you via emailI'd like to receive phone calls from you and you can leave voice messagesI'd like to receive SMS texts from youI'd like to receive letters by post from you

15. Anti-spam question: What is the capital of England? Please type: London

How we use client information

We may use client information to carry out our obligations arising from any contracts entered into by the client and us. We promise to keep your details safe and secure. We will not share your information with third parties for marketing purposes. We may contact you to let you know about other services, events or for evaluation purposes.

The circumstances when details can be shared include:

When a counsellor has good grounds for believing that a person may cause serious harm to themselves or others.
When we are instructed by a court to disclose information.
When a person discloses criminal activity, or knowledge of criminal activity, this includes statutory obligations.

When it is necessary to uphold child protection laws.

Your responsibility

We would ask that you keep us informed (by email, telephone, or in writing) of any changes in your personal data so that we may have our records up to date at all times.

If you wish to withdraw your consent to be contacted, or to us holding or processing your information, please contact us (by email, telephone, or in writing). You have the ‘right to be forgotten’, which means you can request the deletion or removal of personal data where there is no compelling reason for its continued processing.