Person-Centred

As a person-centred therapist I don’t see clients as a collection of symptoms, traumas and anxieties, nor do I see myself as having ‘all the answers’. Instead I believe my clients already hold these keys, but they can be lost, confused or alone.  It is my job to work alongside them as another human being who deeply listens and cares.

I came to counselling through my own struggles in life and I know how important it is to really connect with the person you’re sharing your journey with.  My work with clients avoids judgment and shame; instead I seek to provide a warm and supportive space for us to sit alongside each other and explore the issues you bring.

My focus is to hear you, to see you and to recognise the need you have, whilst working with you as the expert in your own world.