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Private conversations · By appointment

An hour that belongs entirely to you.

Four appointments each Wednesday afternoon, one hour each, between 1pm and 5pm UK time.

One person, one conversation, no audience.

Bring the thing you have been circling for a while.

£250

per one-hour appointment

Wednesdays

1pm to 5pm UK time

Four

appointments each Wednesday

Zoom

one hour, one to one

What the hour is for

These hours are held for people who need to think with someone rather than at someone: a decision that keeps moving, a transition that has already begun, a question about what the years ahead are actually for.

There is no script and no homework. We follow what matters most to you, and you are welcome to stay undecided for the whole hour. Four hours are held each Wednesday, so the afternoon stays genuinely open.

This is a conversation rather than therapy, medical advice or a diagnosis. For health matters, please involve suitably qualified professionals.

How booking works

  1. 1Send a request with the Wednesday and the hour that suit you.
  2. 2We reply personally to confirm the time, or to offer you another if it cannot be held.
  3. 3Once it is confirmed, we send a secure payment link for £250.
  4. 4The Zoom link arrives with your confirmation.

Nothing is charged on this page, and you are never charged for an appointment that has not been confirmed.

Request an appointment

Tell us when suits you and a little about what you would like from the hour. We will reply personally, and only then is anything paid.

Your hour is held under our Community & Practitioner Guidelines and Terms & Conditions. Our Privacy Policy explains what happens to the details you send here, and the Health & Wellbeing Disclaimer sets out where Horizon's role ends.

If £250 is not where you want to begin, the Tuesday evening conversations are free and open to everyone. Community conversations.

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