Working with me will give you a relaxed and non-judgemental space to be heard. I use my knowledge of attachment, how trauma impacts our nervous system, and insights and hope from my lived experience, to help you work out what to do to feel better. I strive to make my practice as anti-oppressive as possible, providing therapy that is queer affirmative, trauma informed and neuro-affirming.

Together, we will explore patterns in your relationships, how your past might be affecting your present and what to do about it. Working relationally means I’ll be keeping an eye on how your patterns might play out in the therapy room and looking out for opportunities for us to practice doing things differently, so you can grow the confidence to make the changes you want in the real world.
My counselling draws from a range of therapy models, including Relational Psychotherapy, Attachment-informed, Compassion and polyvagal/somatic (body-focused) approaches.

We might be a good fit if you’ve had therapy before but didn’t see lasting change, or you’ve previously felt misunderstood in therapy that wasn’t queer-affirming. You might not be coming to therapy to talk about your gender or sexuality, but you don’t want to spend your session time educating your therapist or worrying you’re being judged.

Working with me can help you:

– Learn to manage anxiety and panic attacks so they don’t stop you living, working and making friends.

– Improve your confidence so you can trust in your decisions and start to feel better about yourself.

– Improve your relationships and your communication. Know and value yourself more so you can create and keep healthy relationships.