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Available in person and online

Individual Psychotherapy and Counselling

Counselling and psychotherapy can support you at difficult times in your life and help you to change patterns of behaviour and understand yourself better to live a more choiceful life. There are many different types of counselling and psychotherapy and it is important that you find the right counsellor or psychotherapist for you. 

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Counselling and psychotherapy sessions take place at the same

time each week for 50 minutes. The regularity of the sessions

helps to develop a safe and secure relationship where you can

feel free to share what is troubling you in a non judgemental

space.

Sessions cost from £55. I have a few concessionary spaces for

student psychotherapists /student counsellors/ low waged.

Payment is made by cash or bank transfer before or at the start

of each session.

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I abide by the code of ethics of UKCP and UPCA. Counselling

and psychotherapy is confidential, with a few exceptions that

will be explained when we meet. Psychotherapists and

counsellors are obliged to talk about their work with a

supervisor, to ensure good standards for your safety, but your

name is not used to protect your privacy. ​

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Baby and Parent Therapy
Newborn Baby
Becoming a parent can present unexpected challenges. Baby and parent psychotherapy can support you in your relationship with your baby from your pregnancy until your baby is two years old. Sessions cost from £55.

I am a qualified parent infant psychotherapist with experience of helping parents and babies with presenting issues including:​

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  • unresolved issues from your past, impacting on how                                                                               you feel about yourself and baby

  • previous miscarriage, still birth or loss of a child

  • birth trauma

  • ante/postnatal depression

  • baby has difficulties feeding, sleeping, crying

  • illness,disability, prematurity

  • difficult feelings about the baby and becoming parents

  • other issues

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