As a clinical supervisor, I'm passionate about creating a warm, supportive space where therapists can reflect, grow and build confidence in their practice. My approach is flexible and responsive to what you bring, whether it’s client work, professional challenges or personal development as a practitioner.

Having trained at the Manchester Institute of Psychotherapy, I use the 7-Eyed Model of supervision to create a supportive and collaborative space tailored to your unique needs. Together, we'll explore different aspects of your practice - from your relationships with your clients to the wider systems influencing your work. Whether you’re looking for a reflective space to explore new insights or practical guidance to navigate challenges, our sessions will be a partnership focused on what matters most to you and your development.

In our supervision sessions, you can expect:

• A safe, non-judgmental environment to explore your work

• Support with complex cases or professional dilemmas

• Thoughtful discussion of ethical and professional challenges

• Encouragement to build confidence and skills in your practice

Whether you’re an experienced practitioner or just starting out, I’d love to work with you to help you feel empowered and supported in your role.

I can offer supervision both in person at my office in Bolton (subject to availability) or online. I am currently available to support new supervisees.

As a clinical supervisor, I'm passionate about creating a warm, supportive space where therapists can reflect, grow and build confidence in their practice. My approach is flexible and responsive to what you bring, whether it’s client work, professional challenges or personal development as a practitioner.

Having trained at the Manchester Institute of Psychotherapy, I use the 7-Eyed Model of supervision to create a supportive and collaborative space tailored to your unique needs. Together, we'll explore different aspects of your practice - from your relationships with your clients to the wider systems influencing your work. Whether you’re looking for a reflective space to explore new insights or practical guidance to navigate challenges, our sessions will be a partnership focused on what matters most to you and your development.

In our supervision sessions, you can expect:

• A safe, non-judgmental environment to explore your work

• Support with complex cases or professional dilemmas

• Thoughtful discussion of ethical and professional challenges

• Encouragement to build confidence and skills in your practice

Whether you’re an experienced practitioner or just starting out, I’d love to work with you to help you feel empowered and supported in your role.

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As an experienced Integrative Psychotherapist and Trauma Specialist, I work with both adults and young people, tailoring therapy to the individual rather than expecting individuals to fit a particular model of therapy. Drawing upon a wide range of evidence-based approaches, I work collaboratively with you to develop an understanding of your experiences, strengthen self-awareness and support meaningful, lasting change.

The therapeutic relationship sits at the heart of my work. I believe that feeling genuinely heard, understood and accepted provides the foundation from which change becomes possible. Whether you are struggling with trauma, relationships, anxiety, loss, neurodivergence or simply feeling overwhelmed, I aim to offer a safe, confidential and non-judgemental space in which you can explore your thoughts and emotions at your own pace.

Rather than telling you what to do, I will work alongside you to help you make sense of your experiences, identify the changes you would like to make and develop the confidence and resilience to move towards them. My role is not to provide all the answers, but to help you discover those that are right for you, empowering you to create lasting change that continues long after therapy has ended.

I offer both short and long-term therapy, either online, face-to-face or over the telephone, allowing a greater degree of flexibility. Some days may simply feel too difficult to leave the house and, on those occasions, it might feel easier to meet online (with or without your camera on) or over the phone. Other days, you may find that a Walk and Talk session or sitting together over a coffee feels more helpful. Whatever works best for you, the choice is yours.

Whilst I specialise in working with a broad spectrum of trauma and trauma-related difficulties, I also support clients experiencing bereavement and loss, attachment and abandonment difficulties, anxiety, depression, relationship issues, low self-esteem, trust issues, work-related stress, LGBTQIA+ issues and neurodivergence.

Alongside my private practice, I work within NHS settings and contribute at board level to NHS Talking Therapies (formerly IAPT), helping to shape service development and postgraduate training. I have previously guest lectured in Attachment and Trauma Theory to postgraduate students, delivered a workshop at the 2025 UK Association for Transactional Analysis (UKATA) National Conference, and contributed to academic texts, including *Step Into Study Counselling and Psychotherapy* (4th edition, PCCS Books). As one of the founders of the Association of Neurodivergent Therapists (ANDT), I remain committed to improving standards within the Counselling and Psychotherapy profession. Whether that is through clinical work, training, service development or professional advocacy, my guiding principle has always been to leave the world a better place than I found it.

As an experienced Integrative therapist and Trauma Specialist, competent in working with both adults and young people, I work in a very relational way. By providing space to explore, I can help you change the way you experience the world. This may be through the use of grounding/stabilisation techniques; creative materials to aid you in having a more interactive/tangible way of working through your current difficulties or simply walking with you (either physically or metaphorically) as you venture into those places you may fear to tread otherwise.

One question I believe we all ask ourselves at one time or another throughout our lives is "who am I?" and I'm no different. That question for me often changed to one such as "what am I doing here?" or "why do bad things always happen to me?" As humans, this is one element that binds us all together and I wonder which question it is you find yourself asking at the moment? Whatever it is, I'm here to explore it with you in a space that I hope you will come to know as being one that is free from judgement and where it's OK to not have all the answers.

Alongside my private practice, I work within NHS settings and sit at board level within NHS Talking Therapies (formerly IAPT), contributing to service development and postgraduate training. I've previously guest lectured in Attachment and Trauma Theory to postgraduate students, delivered a workshop at the 2025 UK Association for Transactional Analysis (UKATA) National Conference, and contributed to a number of academic texts, including *Step Into Study Counselling and Psychotherapy* (4th edition, PCCS Books). I am also one of the founders of the Association of Neurodivergent Therapists (ANDT). It is important to me to understand, and where appropriate challenge, the decisions made behind the scenes whilst actively helping to shape the future of the Counselling and Psychotherapy profession, as my guiding principle has always been to leave the world a better place than I found it.

I offer both short and long term therapy. This can be carried out online, face-to-face or over the telephone allowing a higher degree of flexibility as some days may just feel a little too hard and, on those days, it may feel easier to speak online (with or without the camera on) or on the phone. Other days you may feel like a walk would be helpful whilst we discuss what is going on for you or perhaps you might want to sit and talk over a coffee. Whatever you choose, the options are all there for your comfort.

Whilst I specialise in working with a broad spectrum of trauma and trauma-related issues (including helping you to understand why trauma behaviour patterns are happening etc), I can also help with a wide range of other issues such as - bereavement/loss, attachment/abandonment issues, depression, anxiety, relationship issues, low self esteem, trust issues, work-related stress, LGBTQIA+ and neurodiversity.

In my work with the 11-18 age group, I'm experienced in meeting them where they're at in their development, both reinforcing their strengths and nurturing their weaknesses. This may be through play, art and creativity or by using technology, such as video games purposefully designed to aid them within a therapeutic setting. I'm also able to offer remote therapy via video-call, email or text which can be preferable to fit around school studies and their often busy social lives. The key element here is that the young person is inviting me into their world so it would always be wholly person-centred.

I am also fully trained and insured for Walk & Talk therapy (aged 18+ only) and this can be immensely positive and quite invigorating as it can bring us back to that place within us where we feel most creative, spontaneous and free. Activities such as sound bathing and mindful walking can really help us gain a sense of calm and relaxation in a spiritual way, centring ourselves so that we are ready to take on the expectations of the outside world again.