Get in Touch
For questions about the Kairos services, please do read our FAQ
To start with a counsellor, please book a free 10 minute conversation with our New Client Coordinator
For any other enquiries, please use the form below.
Kairos is a Greek word that gives the impression that now is the time. It is the arrival of something. A new season, the fullness of something. We believe people were made as beautiful image-bearers of God.
But, we have been marred.
We have been harmed, and we have harmed others. Life is not a chronological self-improvement process, it is more like a tapestry being woven that goes back and forth with seemingly no pattern. Tapestries in process, similar to life, are messy and beautiful at the same time.
Often there is no time nor space in our lives to notice the process – to understand how and why the tapestry is being woven. However, at Kairos we believe that there are times & seasons when we are forced to stop and make space. Maybe your relationships are broken. Maybe the world is dark and you aren’t even able to think, let alone carry on as normal.
These moments offer you an invitation to notice your story. Kairos Community Counselling wants to be a resource to help you engage your story, find your voice, and gently encourage you to move towards others inviting them into healthier relational intimacy.
This is healing.
We recognise that counselling can feel overwhelming. For some it feels unnatural. For others it feels too clinical. For many it carries a stigma. Some feel it is unaffordable. Or you may just feel ambivalent about inviting a stranger to know you. We are eager to understand and learn not just about you, but also about your culture, your family, your context, your faith.
We would be honoured to walk with you as you enter your pain, your grief, your fears; to help you to give voice to the fullness of who you were designed to be.
There is no rush nor pressure.
But there is an invitation.
Board
Mary Bevan
Charity Jones, LPC
Kashif Munir
Dr. Sally Raheja BM
Amy Schutter
Dipak Upadhyay
BSc (Hons) Ost Med DO FHEA
Rozeena VanderWaal
Kairos Community Counselling was founded as a Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO) in January 2018 with a desire to serve the communities and people of West London and beyond. Kairos is a group of like-minded and highly-trained counsellors who intentionally seek to care for the least reached communities therapeutically.
Kairos Community Counselling is eager to serve those who seek healing and growth regardless of ethnicity, culture, religion and socioeconomic background.
Get Started
To start with a counsellor, please book a free 10 minute conversation with our New Client Coordinator, Leah Jakes. Once reserved, we will email you a Client Detail Form to fill out. This confidential form helps us understand your context and expectations for counselling. Once you’ve completed these two steps, we aim to match you with a counsellor within seven days.
Please Note
Completing this form is not a guarantee to Kairos counselling services. Counselling services are always at the professional discretion of the intake coordinator and/or individual counsellor. Our intake coordinator will be in touch upon receipt of this form to discuss your needs further so that we can determine if Kairos is the best service for you. We are not a crisis or emergency counselling service as we operate on an appointment system. If you are in crisis right now please pursue help through the NHS urgent mental health helpline ⟶ .
Completing this form is not a guarantee to Kairos counselling services… FULL TERMS
Please Note
Completing this form is not a guarantee to Kairos counselling services. Counselling services are always at the professional discretion of the intake coordinator and/or individual counsellor. Our intake coordinator will be in touch upon receipt of this form to discuss your needs further so that we can determine if Kairos is the best service for you. We are not a crisis or emergency counselling service as we operate on an appointment system. If you are in crisis right now please pursue help through the NHS urgent mental health helpline ⟶ .