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I am currently taking individual clients and couples. I have available places for people identifying themselves as neurodivergent. I specialise in working with couples and family members where one or two of the partners, parents, children or siblings identify as neurodivergent, irrespective of official diagnosis. 

Hi, I am Gina.

If you choose to meet me, I will accompany you on a journey of self-discovery, amazement and acceptance of life in all its diversity. You will be able to build skills to achieve the joy and connection human beings long for.

I offer you a safe space to explore difficult issues, to be listened to and to be heard, to become aware of thought and behaviour patterns that prevent you from being your healthiest self.

I connect to you as client relationally and in a co-creative way to involve you actively in the healing process of your therapy and counselling.

During the last 10 years, I have noticed the one thing that unites the people that I have worked with and have listened to – we all want to be loved, we all have love to give.

I am a neurodivergent person, who is fascinated by people and by the human condition. My early training was as a mathematician and then in statistics and economics. My work career began in business and international trade.  In 2007, after my second marriage broke down, I decided to change direction, and took a degree in psychology. This led to a placement as a bereavement counselling volunteer with CRUSE Bristol in 2011, and then I met my first client in a counselling room in 2012.

I am a Certified Imago Therapist and I currently work towards a certification as a Transactional Analyst. These ways of work are close to my view of the world and my spirituality.

I keep the ethical codes of EATA, UKCP, UKATA, NCS and Íø±¬ÃÅ alive in my practice. 

My private practice is in Bristol, where I can meet you in person. I work online and offer sessions via Zoom.

To learn more about my couples work visit my website: https://relationshipcounsellingbristol.co.uk