Our Rooms
We provide a quiet and peaceful space for the talking therapies with rooms that are attractively decorated and well-maintained.
As they differ in size, there are slight variations in what they offer and this is reflected in the fees charged.
Two of the therapy rooms contain a couch as well as 3 chairs, which make it possible to work with couples, or small groups in addition to individuals.
Room 3 opens onto a courtyard garden, and room 2 onto an adjoining small patio with plants.
Each room has plenty of natural light and Wi-Fi.
Therapy rooms for rent in Clifton Down, Bristol
Room 1


Room 1 is a cosy room with a bay window and several plants. This is our most affordably priced room.
There are two chairs, plus two folding chairs stored in a large built-in cupboard.
There is Wi-Fi, a fan, tea-making equipment, coffee tables and room alarm.
Room 2


Room 2 is a peaceful room with an intimate and friendly atmosphere.
There are 3 chairs and a couch plus an extra folding chair (more could be supplied if needed).
A single glass door opens onto an outside patio with plants.
There is Wi-Fi, a fan, tea-making equipment, coffee tables, a cupboard, wall shelving, and room alarm.
Room 3


Room 3 is our largest room. It is quiet and light with three chairs and a sofa.
There are another two folding chairs stored in a built-in cupboard that also contains a small sink.
Double glass doors lead to a lovely courtyard garden with outdoor seating.
There is Wi-Fi, a fan, a small desk, tea-making equipment, coffee tables, storage shelving and room alarm.

Garden
An attractive, quiet courtyard garden with a table and two chairs.
What our therapists say
I have always had great feedback that it was a place where people felt they could relax into their career coaching with confidence and ease. It is a quiet space with some lovely therapists that work within it. – Samantha Holman
“I find the space to be a lovely place to work and always get great feedback from clients about the room and how comfortable and nicely put together it is.” – Rachel Lucas

