Introducing Aga — Coach and Therapist for Men Facing False Allegations

We’re pleased to introduce Aga, our dedicated coach and therapist supporting men overcoming false allegations and domestic abuse.

Who is Aga?

Based in the North of England

Degree in psychology and counselling

Professional experience working with vulnerable men in the community

Has supported many men who were falsely accused or victims of abuse

Reached out to work alongside the Falsely Accused Network

How sessions work

£30 per session (kept deliberately affordable)

Online appointments (Zoom/Meet etc.) so no travel needed

Confidential, trauma-informed, practical support

Why therapy/coaching helps

Stabilise: tools for managing anxiety, sleep disruption, panic, and rumination

Process: space to make sense of what has happened without judgement

Plan: clear next steps for court, co-parenting, and daily routines

Strengthen: rebuild confidence, boundaries, and decision-making

Sustain: relapse prevention for stress spirals and burnout

How to book

Email support@falselyaccusednetwork.co.uk with the subject “Aga Referral” and include:

Your full name

Your phone number

A short outline of what’s been going on

Your availability

I will then make the referral to Aga for you.

> We’re not a crisis service. If you’re in immediate danger, call 999. For urgent emotional support, contact Samaritans 116 123 (free, 24/7).

— Michael Thompson, Founder, Falsely Accused Network