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It might feel like a big step to reach out and seek therapy, and I will meet you with warmth and empathy. Together we can work through what may be preventing you from living a fulfilling life. If you're feeling stuck, unable to move on from past events such as bereavement, abuse or relationship issues, or are experiencing depression or anxiety, I would like to help you find a way forward.

From your initial enquiry, I will treat you with respect as you share your story with me. I believe feeling safe will help us develop our therapeutic relationship, so we will always work at your pace. I will not give you advice or tell you what you should do. Through mutual trust, and our supportive, nurturing relationship, you may gain clarity and confidence and start to make different choices, leading to a deeper connection within yourself and with the people you care about.

I believe change is possible throughout life. Our sessions provide dedicated time for you to explore how to move closer to living the life you desire. Together, we can examine the beliefs and behaviours that may have brought you to this point. Through increasing self-awareness, you may gain a renewed sense of purpose for the next phase in life, as we work together to bring about meaningful change.

I work online or over the telephone if that’s more convenient for you. 

I'm a person-centred therapist, who will stay along side you as you reflect upon distressing issues or experiences that may prevent you living the life you desire.

I will create a safe space that is free from judgement, where you will be valued and supported by my nurturing, empowering and compassionate approach.

We can experiment with creative therapy, such as story telling and life-story expressive writing. We will work at your pace.

I work online or over the telephone. Sessions are 50 minutes long. We can work short or long term, and review as we go.

I have several years experience of bereavement counselling with Cruse Bereavement, in a specialist role supporting people bereaved by suicide; I'm an outreach worker with the Samaritans in the community and work therapeutically with first responders in the emergency services. I have previously worked with clients who are care-experienced, other-abled, or dual-heritage.

I hold a Post-Graduate Diploma in Humanistic Counselling and Psychotherapy from the University of Brighton (level 7) as well as a degree in French from the University of Sussex.

I’m a fluent French speaker and work therapeutically in French.

I'm a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (Íø±¬ÃÅ), and follow their code of Ethical Practice. I have an enhanced DBS certificate and have previously worked as a teacher.

We can have a free 15-minute introductory call to discuss your reasons for seeking therapy, answer any questions and check availability. This will give us both an opportunity to see if we are a good fit therapeutically. 

Please e-mail to arrange your call.

It might feel like a big step to reach out and seek therapy, and I will meet you with warmth and empathy as we work through what may be preventing you from living a fulfilling life. If you're feeling stuck, unable to move on from past events such as bereavement, abuse or relationship issues, or are experiencing depression or anxiety, I would like to help you find a way forward.

From your initial enquiry, I will treat you with respect as you share your story with me. I believe feeling safe will help us develop our therapeutic relationship, so we will always work at your pace. I will not give you advice or tell you what you should do. Through mutual trust, and our supportive, nurturing relationship, you may gain clarity and confidence and start to make different choices, leading to a deeper connection within yourself and with the people you care about.

I believe change is possible throughout life. Our sessions provide dedicated time for you to explore how to move closer to living the life you desire. Together, we can examine the beliefs and behaviours that may have brought you to this point. Through increasing self-awareness, you may gain a renewed sense of purpose for the next phase in life, as we work together to bring about meaningful change.

We can work inside, from a comfortable therapy space, or from my coastal room on the beach, or we can work outdoors, in walk and talk therapy. I also work online or over the telephone if that’s more convenient for you. 

I'm a person-centred therapist, and will stay along side you as you reflect upon issues or experiences that may cause distress, or feelings of shame, anger or despair.

I will create a safe space that is free from judgement, where you will be valued and supported by my nurturing, empowering and compassionate approach.

We can experiment with creative therapy, including art, sand tray work, story telling and expressive writing, if this appeals to you. We will work at your pace.

We can work inside, from a comfortable therapy space, or from my coastal room on the beach, or we can work outdoors, in walk and talk therapy. The choice is yours, and we may switch between both approaches, agreed in advance. 

I believe working therapeutically in nature may provide a different perspective from which to consider the challenges you're facing. Previously as a client, I found it liberating to engage both body and mind by talking through difficult issues outside, alongside my therapist.

Sessions are 50 minutes long. We can work short or long term, and review as we go. I also work online or via telephone.

I have several years experience in bereavement counselling with Cruse Bereavement, in a specialist role supporting people bereaved by suicide; I work with the Samaritans as an outreach worker in the community and therapeutically with first responders in the emergency services. I have previously worked with clients who are care-experienced, other-abled, or dual-heritage.

I hold a Post-Graduate Diploma in Humanistic Counselling and Psychotherapy from the University of Brighton (level 7) as well as a degree in French from the University of Sussex.

I’m a fluent French speaker and work therapeutically in French.

I am a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (MÍø±¬ÃÅ), and follow their code of Ethical Practice. I have an enhanced DBS certificate and have previously worked as a teacher.

I offer a free 15-minute initial phone call to discuss availability, your reasons for seeking counselling, answer any questions, and to see if we can work together.

Please e-mail to arrange a phone call. 

It might feel like a big step to reach out and seek therapy, and I will meet you with warmth and empathy as we work through what may be preventing you from living a fulfilling life. If you're feeling stuck, unable to move on from past events such as bereavement, abuse or relationship issues, or are experiencing depression or anxiety, I would like to help you find a way forward.

From your initial enquiry, I will treat you with respect as you share your story with me. I believe feeling safe will help us develop our therapeutic relationship, so we will always work at your pace. I will not give you advice or tell you what you should do. Through mutual trust, and our supportive, nurturing relationship, you may gain clarity and confidence and start to make different choices, leading to a deeper connection within yourself and with the people you care about.

I believe change is possible throughout life. Our sessions provide dedicated time for you to explore how to move closer to living the life you desire. Together, we can examine the beliefs and behaviours that may have brought you to this point. Through increasing self-awareness, you may gain a renewed sense of purpose for the next phase in life, as we work together to bring about meaningful change.

We can work inside, in my comfortable therapy room, or from my coastal room on the beach, or outdoors in 'walk and talk' therapy. The choice is yours, and we may switch between both approaches, agreed in advance. I also work online or over the telephone if that’s more convenient for you. 

I'm a person-centred therapist, and will stay along side you as you reflect upon issues or experiences that are causing you distress.

I will create a safe space that is free from judgement, where you will be valued and supported by my nurturing, empowering and compassionate approach.

We can experiment with creative therapy, including art, sand tray work, story telling and expressive writing, if this appeals to you. We will work at your pace.

We can work inside, or outdoors in 'walk and talk' therapy. The choice is yours, and we may switch between both approaches, agreed in advance.

I believe working therapeutically in nature may provide a different perspective from which to consider the challenges you're facing. Previously as a client, I found it liberating to engage both body and mind by talking through difficult issues outside.

However, I understand some clients may prefer working indoors, so I also work from a comfortable therapy space, or my beach room by the sea, or online or over the telephone.

Sessions are 50 minutes long. We can work short or long term, and review as we go.

I have several years experience in bereavement counselling with Cruse Bereavement, in a specialist role supporting people bereaved by suicide; I work with the Samaritans as an outreach worker in the community and therapeutically with first responders in the emergency services. I have previously worked with clients who are care-experienced, other-abled, or dual-heritage.

I hold a Post-Graduate Diploma in Humanistic Counselling and Psychotherapy from the University of Brighton (level 7) as well as a degree in French from the University of Sussex.

I’m a fluent French speaker and work therapeutically in French.

I am a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (Íø±¬ÃÅ), and follow their code of Ethical Practice. I have an enhanced DBS certificate and have previously worked as a teacher.

I offer a free 15-minute initial phone call to discuss your reasons for seeking counselling, answer any questions, check availability and to see if we can work together.

Please e-mail to arrange a phone call. 

It might feel like a big step to reach out and seek therapy, and I will meet you with warmth and empathy. If you're feeling stuck, unable to move on from past events such as bereavement, abuse or relationship issues, or are experiencing depression or anxiety, I would like to help you find a way forward.

From your initial enquiry, I will treat you with respect as you share your story with me. I believe feeling safe will help us develop our therapeutic relationship. We will work at your pace, and I will not give you advice or tell you what you should do. Through mutual trust, and our supportive, nurturing relationship, you may gain clarity and confidence and start to make different choices, leading to deeper connection with yourself and the people you care about.

Our sessions provide dedicated time for you to explore what is preventing you from living the life you desire. Together, we can examine the beliefs and behaviours that have brought you to this point. Through increasing self-awareness, you may gain renewed sense of purpose for the next phase in life, as we work together to bring about meaningful change.

We can meet for person-centred counselling indoors, in my colourful therapy space, or from my coastal beach room. I also work outdoors, offering 'walk and talk' therapy. I can work online or over the telephone if that’s more convenient for you. 

I'm a person-centred therapist, who will stay along side you as you reflect upon issues or experiences that may prevent you living the life you desire.

I will create a safe space that is free from judgement, where you will be valued and supported by my nurturing, empowering and compassionate approach.

We can experiment with creative therapy, including art, sand tray work, story telling and expressive writing, if this appeals.

We can work inside, in my comfortable therapy room, or from my coastal room on the beach, or outdoors in 'walk and talk' therapy. The choice is yours, and we may switch between both approaches, agreed in advance.

I believe working therapeutically in nature may provide a different perspective from which to consider the challenges you're facing. Previously as a client, I found it liberating to engage both body and mind by talking through difficult issues outside, alongside my therapist.

I also work online or over the telephone.

Sessions are 50 minutes long. We can work short or long term, and review as we go.

I have several years experience in bereavement counselling with Cruse Bereavement, in a specialist role supporting people bereaved by suicide; I work with the Samaritans as an outreach worker in the community and therapeutically with first responders in the emergency services. I have previously worked with clients who are care-experienced, other-abled, or dual-heritage.

I hold a Post-Graduate Diploma in Humanistic Counselling and Psychotherapy from the University of Brighton (level 7) as well as a degree in French from the University of Sussex.

I’m a fluent French speaker and work therapeutically in French.

I'm a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (Íø±¬ÃÅ), and follow their code of Ethical Practice. I have an enhanced DBS certificate and have previously worked as a teacher.

I offer a free 15-minute initial phone call to discuss your reasons for seeking counselling, answer any questions, check availability and to see if I can be of help to you.

Please e-mail to arrange a phone call. 

It might feel like a big step to reach out and seek therapy, and I will meet you with warmth and empathy as we work through what may be preventing you from living a fulfilling life. If you're feeling stuck, unable to move on from past events such as bereavement, abuse or relationship issues, or are experiencing depression or anxiety, I would like to help you find a way forward.

From your initial enquiry, I will treat you with respect as you share your story with me. I believe feeling safe will help us develop our therapeutic relationship, so we will always work at your pace. I will not give you advice or tell you what you should do. Through mutual trust, and our supportive, nurturing relationship, you may gain clarity and confidence and start to make different choices, leading to a deeper connection within yourself and with the people you care about.

I believe change is possible throughout life. Our sessions provide dedicated time for you to explore how to move closer to living the life you desire. Together, we can examine the beliefs and behaviours that may have brought you to this point. Through increasing self-awareness, you may gain a renewed sense of purpose for the next phase in life, as we work together to bring about meaningful change.

I work in a comfortable therapy room, or from my coastal room on the beach. I also work outdoors offering 'walk and talk' therapy, or online or over the telephone if that’s more convenient for you. 

I'm a person-centred therapist, and will stay along side you as you reflect upon issues or experiences that may cause distress, or feelings of shame, anger or despair. 

I will create a safe space that is free from judgement, where you will be valued and supported by my nurturing, empowering and compassionate approach.

We can experiment with creative therapy, including art, sand tray work, story telling and expressive writing, if this appeals to you. We will work at your pace.

We can work inside, from a therapy room or my beach room, or we can work outdoors, in 'walk and talk' therapy. The choice is yours, and we may switch between both approaches, agreed in advance.

I believe working therapeutically in nature may provide a different perspective from which to consider the challenges you're facing. Previously as a client, I found it liberating to engage both body and mind by talking through difficult issues outside, alongside my therapist.

Sessions are 50 minutes long. We can work short or long term, and review as we go.

I have several years experience in bereavement counselling with Cruse Bereavement, in a specialist role supporting people bereaved by suicide; I work with the Samaritans as an outreach worker in the community and therapeutically with first responders in the emergency services. I have previously worked with clients who are care-experienced, other-abled, or dual-heritage. 

I hold a Post-Graduate Diploma in Humanistic Counselling and Psychotherapy from the University of Brighton (level 7) as well as a degree in French from the University of Sussex. 

I’m a fluent French speaker and work therapeutically in French.

I am a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (Íø±¬ÃÅ), and follow their code of Ethical Practice. I have an enhanced DBS certificate and have previously worked as a teacher.

I offer a free 15-minute initial phone call to discuss your reasons for seeking counselling, answer any questions, our availability, and to see if we can work together. 

Please e-mail to arrange a phone call. 

It might feel like a big step to reach out and seek therapy, and I will meet you with warmth and empathy as we work through what may be preventing you from living a fulfilling life. If you're feeling stuck, unable to move on from past events such as bereavement, abuse or relationship issues, or are experiencing depression or anxiety, I would like to help you find a way forward.

From your initial enquiry, I will treat you with respect as you share your story with me. I believe feeling safe will help us develop our therapeutic relationship, so we will always work at your pace. I will not give you advice or tell you what you should do. Through mutual trust, and our supportive, nurturing relationship, you may gain clarity and confidence and start to make different choices, leading to a deeper connection within yourself and with the people you care about.

I believe change is possible throughout life. Our sessions provide dedicated time for you to explore how to move closer to living the life you desire. Together, we can examine the beliefs and behaviours that may have brought you to this point. Through increasing self-awareness, you may gain a renewed sense of purpose for the next phase in life, as we work together to bring about meaningful change.

We can meet for person-centred counselling indoors or outdoors, and I also offer walk and talk therapy. I can work online or over the telephone if that’s more convenient for you. 

I'm a person-centred therapist, who will stay along side you as you reflect upon distressing issues or experiences that may prevent you living the life you desire.

I will create a safe space that is free from judgement, where you will be valued and supported by my nurturing, empowering and compassionate approach.

We can experiment with creative therapy, including art, sand tray work, story telling and expressive writing. We will work at your pace.

We can work inside, from my comfortable therapy room or my coastal room on the beach, or we can work outdoors, in 'walk and talk' therapy. The choice is yours, and we may switch between both approaches, agreed in advance.

I believe working therapeutically in nature may provide a different perspective from which to consider the challenges you're facing. Previously as a client, I found it liberating to engage both body and mind by talking through difficult issues outside, alongside my therapist.

Sessions are 50 minutes long. We can work short or long term, and review as we go.

I have several years experience in bereavement counselling with Cruse Bereavement, in a specialist role supporting people bereaved by suicide; I work with the Samaritans as an outreach worker in the community and therapeutically with first responders in the emergency services. I have previously worked with clients who are care-experienced, other-abled, or dual-heritage.

I hold a Post-Graduate Diploma in Humanistic Counselling and Psychotherapy from the University of Brighton (level 7) as well as a degree in French from the University of Sussex.

I’m a fluent French speaker and work therapeutically in French.

I'm a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (Íø±¬ÃÅ), and follow their code of Ethical Practice. I have an enhanced DBS certificate and previously worked as a teacher.

I offer a free 15-minute initial phone call to discuss your reasons for seeking counselling, answer any questions, availability and to see if we can work together.

Please e-mail to arrange a phone call.