About me

I qualified as a counsellor in 2011, completing my Masters in Counselling in 2012. I have worked supporting people for over 22 years in diverse settings, including organisations, private practice and as a counselling trainer/lecturer.

I am also a fully trained counselling supervisor.

I have experience of supporting people with:

• anxiety

• depression 

• bereavement

• stress

• trauma

• relationship issues

• sexuality

• loss

• abuse

• addiction

• gender identity

• low self-esteem

• relationship diversity

• and many other issues that seem too difficult to deal with on your own

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I believe we are all individual and unique and that each person will need different things from counselling. Primarily, I feel that the most important thing is the relationship between us. Alongside this I use an integrative, person-centred approach, which means we work in a way that best suits you, drawing on various approaches to support you through the counselling process. 

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I aim to provide a safe, empathic, affirming space for you to reflect and explore your own understanding and ways forward.