Approaching a counsellor can bring about assorted feelings, from enthusiasm about making life choices to feeling that counselling is a last resort to resolve complex issues. Perhaps you have no idea why you feel tense, anxious or worried.

As a humanistic integrative counsellor, I listen to what you want to say with empathy and respect. I support you to develop self-awareness, reduce anxiety, build better relationships, and process trauma.

Contact me to ask questions, check availability, and ask about booking sessions

About Me

I am an accredited registered member of the National Counselling Society (NCS), and I hold an NCS accredited Foundation Degree in Counselling from Plymouth University.

My service follows the ethical framework set out by the NCS, and I hold an enhanced DBS certificate.

I have worked as an NHS staff counsellor and as a volunteer counsellor for Bath Mind.

I began my career as a Registered Nurse for Learning Disabilities on a specialist unit for people with learning disabilities and additional mental health issues.

My background includes several years in the voluntary sector working with people experiencing a wide range of mental and physical health issues.
 

 Take a look at my video for a short introduction.

You can check out my profiles with the National Counselling Society, Counselling Directory, and Psychology Today using the links below: