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Psy.D., M.Ed. (Psych.) Hons., M.A. C.Psych. I am passionate about working with - and trained and specialise in - relationship/family work. This can be: Surviving after an affair, or effectively and carefully breaking up and moving on, or reconciling …

Hello, I'm Claire. As an integrative counsellor, I adapt my approach to meet your unique needs. I am kind, non-judgmental, and genuinely dedicated to helping you. I work at my local hospice, I encounter a wide variety of mental health issues, such as…

I am a polyvagal-informed psychotherapist, which means my work is rooted in the understanding that our nervous system shapes how we feel, think, and connect. The Polyvagal Theory provides a clear map of how our body responds to stress, trauma, and sa…

I work with all neurotypes but my experience and training coupled with lived experience has enabled me to work effectively with neurodivergent clients (ASD/ADHD) as I am more aware of sensory overload, overstimulation and autistic burnout. For those …

My Approach Because every person is different, I don’t believe in a one-size-fits-all approach. As an integrative therapist, I draw on different ways of working, including looking at your past (psychodynamic) and focusing on your present (person-cent…

My name is Aileen and I am Person Centred Counsellor and Supervisor. I am also an experienced free-lance trainer and lecturer of counselling. I am experienced at working with, but not limited to, the following issues: Relationship difficulties Friend…

We often focus on physical health, but mental wellbeing is just as important. Therapy can be life-changing, especially when you're overwhelmed or unsure of your next step. You deserve to feel fulfilled and empowered. My integrative approach uses evid…

Psy.D., M.Ed. (Psych.) Hons., M.A. C.Psych. I am passionate about working with - and trained and specialise in - relationship/family work. This can be: Surviving after an affair, or effectively and carefully breaking up and moving on, or reconciling …

Making the initial step and asking for support or guidance via therapy is often the hardest step and the process of visiting a therapist for the first time can cause much anxiety and fear. This is a perfectly normal way to feel when entering the unkn…