When you begin therapy, one of your first practical questions might be how often should sessions be scheduled? Weekly? Fortnightly? Monthly? Or a blend? At Navigating Life Therapy, I start by exploring what works best for your emotional rhythm, capacity, and stage in your journey. Because therapy isn’t one size fits all, it’s relational, evolving, and deeply personal.
In the early stages of therapy, meeting weekly or fortnightly can offer a sense of steadiness as we begin this journey together. It’s a way of creating space for emotional grounding, especially when things feel uncertain or tender. This can be helpful when:
Regular sessions help us gently navigate deeper work while building a therapeutic relationship.
Standard weekly sessions cost from £60 for 50 minutes.
As therapy begins to feel more integrated into everyday life, a more spacious rhythm can offer room to reflect, grow, and trust your inner resources. Here’s how:
This flexibility honours transitions, shifts in priorities, or simply a different season in your life.
To ensure I can offer consistent support and manage my availability fairly, I offer a longer session at a slightly higher rate for fortnightly or ad hoc sessions. This helps balance scheduling and allows me to continue offering flexible options. I’m always open to discussing what feels right for you.
Whether weekly or ad hoc, the frequency of sessions is less about “what’s typical” and more about what feels nourishing, supportive, and sustainable. Sometimes we’ll revisit the rhythm together. Other times, life itself guides us. As a therapist, my aim is to offer a space where our work matches your pace, not rush it, not dilute it, but walk beside you with presence and care.
If you're thinking about starting therapy or wondering what pace might work best for you, I'd be glad to explore it together. You’re welcome to book a free introduction call to talk things through. I offer a space where we can find what feels manageable and nourishing for you.