My Approach

Understanding Before Change.

One of the questions people often bring to counselling is: "Why do I keep feeling this way?"

Or perhaps…

The questions are different, but they're often pointing towards the same desire, to better understand ourselves.

"Why do I keep ending up in the same relationships?"
"Why can’t I switch off?"
"Why do I react so strongly?"
"Why do I always put everyone else first?"

Rather than asking, "What's wrong with me?", I prefer to ask different questions.

These aren't questions of blame. They're questions of understanding.

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What experiences shaped this?
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When did this pattern first develop?
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What purpose has it been serving?
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Is it still serving you today?

Many of the ways we think, feel and behave today were once intelligent ways of adapting to difficult circumstances. They helped us cope, belong, protect ourselves or survive.

The challenge is that those same patterns can continue long after they're needed.

Together we'll gently connect the dots between your past experiences, your nervous system, your relationships and your current patterns.

As those dots begin to connect, people often experience something incredibly powerful.

Things start to make sense.
And when they make sense, change becomes possible.

How I work

My work integrates evidence-based approaches including:

Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)Person-Centred TherapyGestalt TherapyTrauma-informed TherapyMindfulnessGrief TherapyExistential Psychotherapy

Rather than following one particular model, I tailor therapy to the individual sitting in front of me.

Curious how this might work for you?

Let's connect the dots together.

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