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Counselling and psychotherapy using transactional analysis.

I identify as Queer and my training is in Integrative Psychotherapy from The School of Psychotherapy and Counselling, Regents University, London. Integrating mainly Western Jungian and Existential Phenomenology with Eastern healing practices of Mindf…

Not feeling yourself but not sure why? Struggling to manage your emotions but don’t know what to do about it? The therapy room is your place to feel seen, to feel heard, explore what is going on for you and have your thoughts and feelings validated. …

I provide a supportive and non judgemental space in which to explore any issues that are troubling you. Having a space to talk things through with an experienced and compassionate professional can be an important part of working through life issues t…

There is no specific time in life when people turn to therapy, but it is often when significant events such as bereavement, divorce, difficulties in relationships occur or when feelings of anxiety and depression are difficult to understand.  We will …

I believe therapy can be a transformative experience. Whether you have recently been through a difficult or traumatic experience, are feeling lost, low, are struggling with negative self-image, or just feel it may be helpful to have a space to untang…

Most of us seek: peace of mind, feeling comfortable in our own skin, feeling safe about who we are. Through exploration of ourselves, our feelings, habits, thoughts, responses and histories we can grow in confidence and ease. I love this work and I h…

My online counselling service provides a safe and confidential space for you to explore your thoughts and feelings with support on your journey towards mental well-being. Taking the first step to seeking a more fulfilling and happier life takes coura…

I am an experienced accredited therapist with many years experience working with individuals and young people. My approach to therapy is based on psychodynamic principles. This means I look at how you are feeling and relating to others now, but also …

Emotional distress forms a part of everyday life. For the most part we manage it on our own, as and when it arises. But sometimes events can overtake us, the distress accumulates, becomes overwhelming and more difficult to manage alone especially i…