Jason Evans, NCPS

Jason Evans is a registered therapist in the United Kingdom with 5 years of professional experience, holding the NCPS credential - a professional counselling qualification that indicates training in therapeutic practice. He decided to become a counsellor after navigating his own mental health challenges, choosing to turn those experiences into motivation to support others facing similar struggles.

Jason brings a person-centered approach to his work, placing each individual at the centre of the therapeutic process and supporting them as they lead the direction of sessions. He describes therapy as a collaborative journey in which the client stands at the helm while he offers guidance, empathy and steady presence. He also adapts his methods when needed, drawing on complementary techniques to meet the needs of each person.

His practice focuses on helping people manage stress, anxiety, addictions, depression and life transitions, and he has particular interests in existential questions and spirituality. Jason aims to create what he calls "a place for feelings" - a nonjudgmental, warm space where people can be heard and seen. He recognises that starting therapy takes courage and he welcomes enquiries from those who feel his style might be a good fit.

Client-Centered Care and Online Access

Jason Evans primarily works from a client-centered framework, which focuses on listening with empathy, accepting each person without judgment and supporting them to find their own solutions. This approach helps people who are dealing with stress, anxiety, relationship difficulties, grief, addiction or life transitions by prioritising personal agency and emotional understanding.

He also takes an integrative stance when appropriate, adapting techniques from other approaches to suit a person’s changing needs. That flexible, collaborative stance means the therapist and client work together to identify which methods feel most helpful, making adjustments as goals and circumstances evolve.

Online therapy with Jason is offered via video calls, phone sessions, live chat and text-based messaging, which makes it easier to fit support around work, family and other commitments. Registered professionals and therapists can offer meaningful therapeutic work through these formats, and the range of options allows clients to choose the style of communication that feels most comfortable and accessible to them.