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In person in the Jewellery Quarter on Mondays.

In person in Bournville Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Online Wednesdays (enquire about other days online).

Enquire for home visits.

I offer an exploratory space for adults, young people and couples who feel hopeless, helpless or at a loss. I provide warm and gentle therapy to anyone experiencing distress, from anxiety and depression, to trauma and abuse. I aim to hold you securely and buttress you strongly so that you can examine things that are frightening or that seem impossible to deal with.

I have particular clinical experience with bereavement and loss and since qualifying I have worked extensively with clients living with complex trauma.

My first career was as a competitive swimmer and so I particularly enjoy working with other athletes who are examining their relationship with their sport.

Since qualifying I have worked at an employee assistance programme providing in the moment telephone counselling support and at a Hospice in Stratford-Upon-Avon.

I practice as a person-centred counsellor. Our sessions can take the form of straightforward talking or we can use non-verbal mediums, such as drawing or painting, to explore your experience. I work in a trauma informed way and have experience working with traumatic bereavement. I am LGBTQIA+ allied and work affirmatively with explorations of gender and identity.

I am currently training as a Somatic Experiencing ® Practitioner and therefore have a keen interest and increasing experience in bodywork.

I am based in Birmingham where I provide face to face sessions from the Jewellery Quarter and Bournville. In Bournville I am situated at The Bournville Health Hub, almost adjacent to Bournville train station.

I also provide counselling online and in some cases it may be possible for me to travel to you.

My sessions are 50 minutes long.

If you are interested in coming to me for counselling please get in touch via phone or email. Before you commit to a session we will arrange a free twenty minute phone conversation in which we can discuss what you are looking for, and you can ask any questions you may have and get a sense of whether you would like to work with me.

In person in the Jewellery Quarter on Mondays.

In person in Bournville Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Online Wednesdays (enquire about other days online).

Enquire for home visits.

I offer an exploratory space for adults, young people and couples who feel hopeless, helpless or at a loss. I provide warm and gentle therapy to anyone experiencing distress, from anxiety and depression, to trauma and abuse. I aim to hold you securely and buttress you strongly so that you can examine things that are frightening or that seem impossible to deal with.

I have particular clinical experience with bereavement and loss and since qualifying I have worked extensively with clients living with complex trauma. 

My first career was as a competitive swimmer and so I particularly enjoy working with other athletes who are examining their relationship with their sport.

Since qualifying I have worked at an employee assistance programme providing in the moment telephone counselling support and at a Hospice in Stratford-Upon-Avon.

I practice as a person-centred counsellor. Our sessions can take the form of straightforward talking or we can use non-verbal mediums, such as drawing or painting, to explore your experience. I work in a trauma informed way and have experience working with traumatic bereavement. I am LGBTQIA+ allied and work affirmatively with explorations of gender and identity.

I am currently training as a Somatic Experiencing® Practitioner and therefore have a keen interest and increasing experience in bodywork.

I am based in Birmingham where I provide face to face sessions from the Jewellery Quarter and Bournville. In Bournville I am situated at The Bournville Health Hub, almost adjacent to Bournville train station. 

I also provide counselling online and in some cases it may be possible for me to travel to you.

My sessions are 50 minutes long.

If you are interested in coming to me for counselling please get in touch via phone or email. Before you commit to a session we will arrange a free twenty minute phone conversation in which we can discuss what you are looking for, and you can ask any questions you may have and get a sense of whether you would like to work with me.