When you’re so stressed by the burdens of life you feel as if you’re a twig about to snap, talking to someone can ease that pressure. But why talk to a counsellor? Why not someone who knows you personally? Well, it’s not always possible to open up to a friend or relative. And their advice, […]
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My clients contact me directly or they’re referred by a GP or employer. They come from all walks of life – rich and poor, young and old, single and in couples. They bring with them a range of concerns, including abuse, addiction, anxiety, bereavement, depression, post-traumatic or work-related stress, problems with relationships or sexuality. Some […]
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To overcome your difficulties, you must identify their source – which often lies buried in the past. I use psychodynamic counselling to help you unearth those hidden roots and enable you to move on. First and foremost, this involves building a therapeutic relationship between us that fosters trust. Once this is established, I can then […]
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I am an accredited counsellor with the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy, having gained a First Class honours degree in counselling in 2002. My wide-ranging experience includes working in fields such as addiction, family therapy and a GP practice; I have been a counselling tutor; and I’m experienced in both short-term solution-focused therapy and […]
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