Who i work with
My areas of experience
I have experience working with:
- Non-death loss and grief
- Relationship betrayals, separation and divorce
- Job losses
- Family estrangement
- House moves and relocation
- Family members and loved ones of people with addictions - including codependency, guilt and shame
- People who have survived unhealthy and abusive relationships including narcissistic abuse, sexual trauma and domestic violence.
I also work with:
- Neurodivergent people especially late diagnosed Autistic and ADHD women
- LGBTQ, queer, trans, non-binary, genderfluid and agender. I am a member of TACTT and I actively welcome non-cisgender identities.
- Polyamorous & / or kinky folk
- Chronically ill people
- Parents who home educate their children
- Parents of children with learning disabilities
Together, we can help you understand your experiences, move on from past hurts, gain confidence and help you like yourself more.
I hope my website has given you a sense of who I am and what I can offer - a genuinely caring, down-to-earth counsellor with an emphasis on safety. connection and healing.
But what do I say when I get in touch?
Reaching out to a counsellor can be nerve-wracking, and before we've even met, my goal is to put you at ease. In your first email, you might have questions you want to ask, or you may feel ready to book in. In our first session, we can talk things through generally, before you decide if you want to book further sessions.
The quality of your connection with your counsellor is vital to your therapeutic journey, so I always encourage potential clients to have initial sessions with more than one counsellor, and choose the one you click with best. Being able to shop about for a counsellor in this way is one of the benefits of going private: you get to choose.