Your medical team have suggested you might find it helpful to talk to someone about the emotional side of living with chronic gynaecological issues and pelvic pain, such as endometriosis.
I’m Helen Eyley-Aboda, a qualified counsellor and psychotherapist who has a special interest in working with people living with endometriosis and other conditions that cause chronic pelvic pain. My private practice is based in Tunbridge Wells and I also offer online therapy across the UK. The support I offer is designed to complement any medical treatment you’re already receiving.
Why patients are referred to BEP Therapy
Endometriosis affects more than your body. Many people find themselves also dealing with:
- Grief, anger or sorrow about how life has changed
- Fatigue and frustration
- Worries about the future
- Strain on relationships or intimacy
- Feeling dismissed, invisible or unheard
- Anxiety or low mood linked to pain and medical experiences
Counselling won’t replace your medical treatment — it sits alongside it, as a space to process what treatment doesn’t touch.
What to expect
- A free introductory call, so we can see if this feels right for you
- Weekly 50-minute sessions, in person or online
- First session £35, £70 thereafter
- Book directly
More information about counselling for chronic pain, illness and endometriosis
Professional affiliations
Helen Eyley-Aboda BA, PGDip, MBACP, who founded BEP Therapy, is a fully qualified counsellor and psychotherapist and a registered member of the BACP. This means we adhere to their ethical codes and practices to ensure we give you the best possible service.