Eating Disorders Awareness Week 2026: why does community matter? By Nikki Schuster, Chief Executive Eating disorders are often described as lonely. They thrive in secrecy
At Renew Counselling and Training, we understand that choosing the right training is a deeply personal decision. You might already be working with young people in some capacity and wanting to expand your expertise, or perhaps you’re at the beginning of your journey, drawn to working with younger clients because you feel their voices deserve to be understood and respected.
Starting January 2026 in Chelmsford — our Level 2 Introduction to Counselling Skills course helps you build confidence, develop listening skills and take the first step toward a counselling career.
We’re delighted to have the wonderful Kate running for us at the Brighton Marathon this April! Find out more about Kate, and show your support here.
We’re delighted to share that Renew Counselling and Training will be teaming up with Chelmsford For You to recognise Time To Talk Day 2026
Learning to be a counsellor doesn’t fit the pace of modern life. Real counselling training takes time, presence and practice. This piece explores why in-person study still matters, and how slower, relational learning helps counsellors grow into the work with confidence and care.
