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I offer four ways to contact me:-
Secure Contact Form.
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My secure contact form takes your message and then encodes it before sending it to me over the Internet. This protects your privacy and I de-encode your message when I read it on my computer.
This is my preferred method of contact and is a secure method which protects your privacy.
Electronic mail.
You can send an email to me at: 
For your privacy, you might wish to use my public PGP key.
Telephone.
02392 987 487
24-hour answering machine.
Postal address.
12 Landport Terrace,
Portsmouth,
PO1 2RG [map]
Postal mail will only be read at the beginning or the end of the week – and not during vacation time.
Twitter.
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Appointments for Counselling Assessments.
I can often make an appointment for you for an initial assessment within two weeks of your contact (see individual assessments or couple assessments for more information). I usually meet new clients at a time during standard office hours for assessments – although ongoing weekly counselling can often be arranged for a more convenient time.
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