What Brings People to Psychotherapy

Many people come to therapy with a specific concern and discover, over time, that the work reaches further and deeper than expected. I support individuals experiencing a wide range of difficulties, from anxiety and low mood to complex trauma, life transitions and relationship problems. Together we can identify what you would like to gain from therapy, and develop a plan to help you achieve these goals.

Areas of experience

Anxiety & Related Difficulties

Generalised Anxiety Disorder (GAD)

Social Anxiety

Panic Attacks

Health Anxiety

Phobias

Emetophobia

OCD

Agoraphobia

Imposter Syndrome

Stress & Work-Related Stress

Mood & Emotional Wellbeing

Depression

Low Mood

Low Self-Esteem

Burnout

Loneliness

Imposter Syndrome

Anger

Post Natal Depression

Trauma & Abuse

PTSD

Trauma (including complex trauma)

Emotional / Psychological Abuse

Controlling & Coercive Behaviour

Physical / Domestic Abuse

Sexual Abuse

Life Transitions & Relationships

Bereavement & Loss

Relationship Difficulties

Divorce & Separation

Family Issues

Communication Difficulties

Assertiveness Training

Fertility Concerns

Menopause & Perimenopause

Health & Wellbeing

Chronic Pain / Long-Term Conditions

Sleep Difficulties & Insomnia

Eating Disorders

Perinatal & Postnatal Support

Coping Strategies & Techniques

Managing Stress

Building Resilience

Accreditations and Professional Standards

Being an accredited member of both Interpersonal Psychotherapy UK (IPTUK) and the British Association for Behavioural and Cognitive Psychotherapies (BABCP), I adhere to their ethical frameworks. I continue to engage in professional development and supervision to ensure the highest standards of care.
I also work in partnership with trusted organisations and colleagues across the mental health field, ensuring you receive a safe, professional, and supportive service.

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