In Person Counselling: Bristol Therapy Rooms

A burnt orange chair faces a sofa of the same colour at a slight angle. There is a window behind the sofa and a plant in the windowsill. A table between to the edge of the room has a plant and coasters. 
Vessel, Park Street

Central Bristol, BS1

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  • Cosy therapy room

  • Gender-neutral toilet

  • Parking nearby

  • Stepped access (flight of stairs)

Comfortable therapy room with green sofas, white cushions and a dark grey rug. Light streams in the window, below which there is a small side table with a lamp. A plant on a table sits in the foreground, and a framed landscape painting on the wall.

Central Bristol, BS2

  • Comfortable, modern therapy room

  • Easy access from Temple Meads station

  • Gender-neutral toilet

  • One step access, then level throughout

Vessel, Old Market Street
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An accessible therapy room with green chairs facing each other and a potted plant on the window above. The kitchen area at the back has white cabinets, green hexagon tile backsplash, small sink and a wall clock. 
The Beehive Centre

East Bristol, BS5

  • Step free and wheelchair accessible

  • Gender-neutral and accessible toilets

  • Waiting room

  • Blue badge holder parking on-site

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The Beehive Centre, Bristol (BS5)

Yellow automatic door with a blue and white sign instructing to keep clear and press a button on the brick wall to open. A yellow tactile band reaches from the door to a 'Touch Button' and a small keypad to open the automatic door.
A comfortable therapy room with a window, a hanging plant, two chairs facing each other with a low table in between. Beyond the therapy space is a kitchen counter with a sink and a wall clock.
A grey sofa with a low coffee table infront. Cafe style tables are to the left of the room. A large window with plants is behind the sofa. A water dispenser is in the corner with bins and recycling.
View of a cozy reading corner with a bookshelf filled with books, surrounded by decorative plants, and featuring a wall-mounted TV. Two armchairs with beige cushions and a wooden coffee table are also visible.

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Getting to The Beehive Centre

 

  • Three minutes from the Bristol to Bath cycle path. Take the Whitehall junction, go left down Johnson’s Lane and then use the crossing to get onto Stretford Road.

    Sheffield bike stands are available for you to securely lock your bike.

    To get changed, gender free toilets are on the left as you enter the building. There are hooks to be used at your own risk. I am happy for you to bring your cycling gear into the therapy room.

  • The closest bus stop is on Whitehall Road (1 minute walk). This is serviced by the 6 and 7 First buses.

    A wider range of buses stop on Church Road, a 10 minute walk away.

  • There is disabled parking directly outside the Beehive centre.

    On street parking in the area is free but please be mindful of local residents and travel by bike or bus if you can.

  • The nearest train station is Lawrence Hill, a 20-minute walk away.

Three Sheffield stands for bike parking
Parking space with yellow markings, showing a sign for The Beehive Centre, located outside a brick building with a large window. There are signs and notices on the building, and a small gate leading to a garden area.