I may be the right therapist for you if...
- You’re neurodivergent and want a therapist who understands neurodiversity-affirming practice, whether or not neurodivergence is the main reason you’re coming to therapy.
- You’re struggling with anxiety, overwhelm or feeling stuck.
- You’re navigating grief, loss or a significant life change.
- You’re living with chronic illness, disability or ongoing health challenges.
- You’re experiencing burnout or finding that the ways you have always coped are no longer working.
- You’re questioning parts of your identity, roles or expectations.
- You’re supporting or parenting a disabled or neurodivergent child and need space for your own experience.
- You’re finding relationships, family life or caring responsibilities difficult to navigate.
- You’re going through changes connected with parenthood, menopause or another significant stage of life.
- You’re tired of feeling that you need to “fix” yourself and would like space to understand what you actually need.
- You’re looking for a warm, collaborative therapeutic relationship where you can feel heard, understood and accepted.
Qualifications & Professional Development
Core qualifications
- MSc Counselling & Psychotherapy (Contemporary Creative Approaches)
- Level 6 Advanced Counselling Skills
- Qualified Mindfulness Teacher
- Registered Member of the NCPS
- Enhanced DBS
- Fully insured
Additional training and professional development
Neurodiversity-affirming practice
- 100+ hours of training covering anxiety, depression and burnout in neurodivergent clients; risk assessment; sensory considerations; communication and language; neurodiversity-affirming assessment; therapeutic adaptations; speech and language and OT perspectives; eating disorders and neurodiversity; and supporting families.
Anxiety, grief and life transitions
- Anxiety Disorders and Supportive Strategies
- Counselling Clients with Ambiguous Loss
- Working with Grief and Bereavement
- How Adverse Circumstances Can Complicate Grief
- Working Therapeutically with Clients Experiencing Menopause
- Supporting Maternal Mental Health
Risk, trauma and complex presentations
- Preparing to Work with Sexual Abuse
- Working with Clients Who Self-Harm
- Suicide Awareness
- Working with Eating Disorders
- Polyvagal Theory
Relationships, families and caring roles
- Working at Relational Depth
- Supporting Parents of Children with Special Needs
- Counselling Carers
- Understanding Gender and Gender Identification
Practice and delivery
- Online & Telephone Counselling — NCPS & ACTO
- CYP Enhancement Programme — Edge Hill University
- Counselling for Chronic Illness