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I have some daytime appointments available (up to 4pm) at the moment.

Concessions for students.

Working with an attentive and skilled therapist can enhance your life on many levels. Therapy can be a deeply transformative process as you are able to talk openly to someone knowing you will be fully accepted, regardless of what it is you have to say.

Deciding you want to start counselling and making that first contact with a counsellor is not easy. And sticking with the therapy as you uncover or face painful truths and/or explore difficult experiences can feel overwhelming at times, but I believe it's worth it.

For all my clients, however they find counselling: terrifying, challenging or a blessed relief, I have a deep respect. The work my clients undertake, the courage they show in their willingness to explore difficult and painful experiences or emotions is both humbling and inspiring.

I also share my clients' relief and joy when they, having struggled, begin to feel they are coming through the darkness; when they feel they are beginning to find a new but very real peace from what had previously troubled them.

We all face difficulties - life is challenging! And we can all benefit from having someone who is wholly on our side to help us to deal with those difficulties.

I have a lot of experience specifically working with people who are struggling with relationships. So if you feel you are unhappy with the intensity, quality or quantity of friendships, if you feel your intimate (sexual or asexual) relationships are unsatisfactory, or if you don't have the relationships with your family that you want, then let's have an initial conversation to see how I can help.

Perhaps you are struggling with anxiety, depression, loneliness, identity, work-related stress, self-esteem - I have experience in all these areas, plus lots more... Or maybe you don't know what is wrong, but you just get a sense that 'something' isn't right. That's ok too.

I welcome people who have or want to explore diversity, whether that be diverse relationship structures and identities, for example, people who might identify as consensually non-monogamous or polyamorous, and LGBTQIA+, trans or non-binary folks, or people with (diagnosed or undiagnosed) ASD or ADHD... I also want to say that I appreciate your diversity may not necessarily be something you want to be the focus of the work we do together.

My clients find me warm, respectful and easy to be with; their feedback often speaks of the quality of the relationship we build. The work I do is effective, and ethical You will find me sincere, honest and non-judgemental.

If you would like to get a sense of me before making contact, you can listen to my podcast: This Won't Fix You. 

I have a large, comfortable consulting room in central Manchester.

Fortnightly appointments welcome.

You will find more information about me on my website, or you can always get in touch.

Initial 15-minute telephone or online consultations are free.

You can use the initial phone/online call to ask specific questions, or to just have a conversation so you can find out what it feels like for us to talk. It's surprising how much you will learn from this brief exchange. 

If you're unsure at this stage whether you even want therapy, or if you can't decide which therapist from the directory to make contact with, drop me an email anyway so we can schedule a call - it will be so much easier for you to decide once you have had these conversations.

I have some daytime appointments available (up to 4pm) at the moment. 

Concessions for students.

Working with an attentive and skilled therapist can enhance your life on many levels. Therapy can be a deeply transformative process as you are able to talk openly to someone knowing you will be fully accepted, regardless of what it is you have to say.

Deciding you want to start counselling and making that first contact with a counsellor is not easy. And sticking with the therapy as you uncover or face painful truths and/or explore difficult experiences can feel overwhelming at times, but I believe it's worth it.

For all my clients, however they find counselling: terrifying, challenging or a blessed relief, I have a deep respect. The work my clients undertake, the courage they show in their willingness to explore difficult and painful experiences or emotions is both humbling and inspiring.

I also share people's relief and joy when they, having struggled, begin to feel they are coming through the darkness; when they feel they are beginning to find a new but very real peace from what had previously troubled them.

We all face difficulties - life is challenging! And we can all benefit from having someone who is wholly on our side to help us to deal with those difficulties.

You might be struggling to cope with something from the past or you might be wrestling with something in your life at the moment. You might know what it is, or you might just be walking around under a cloud or behaving in ways you don't feel are true to you unable to shake a sense of unease, discomfort or unhappiness.

I have a lot of experience working with people who are struggling with relationships. So if you feel you are unhappy with the intensity, quality or quantity of your relationship(s), if you feel your intimate (sexual or asexual) relationships are unsatisfactory, or if you don't have the relationships with your friends or family that you want, then let's have an initial conversation to see how I can help.

Perhaps you are struggling with anxiety, depression, loneliness, identity, work-related stress, self-esteem - I have experience in all these areas, plus lots more... Or maybe you don't know what is wrong, but you just get a sense that 'something' isn't right. That's ok too.

I welcome people who have or want to explore diversity, whether that be diverse relationship structures and identities, for example, people who might identify as consensually non-monogamous or polyamorous, and LGBTQIA+, trans or non-binary folks, or people with (diagnosed or undiagnosed) ASD or ADHD... I also want to say that I appreciate your diversity may not necessarily be something you want to be the focus of the work we do together.

My clients find me warm, respectful and easy to be with; their feedback often speaks of the quality of the relationship we build. The work I do is effective, and ethical You will find me sincere, honest and non-judgemental.

If you would like to get a sense of me before making contact, you can listen to my podcast: This Won't Fix You (www.thiswontfixyou.com) 

I have a large, comfortable consulting room in central Manchester.

Fortnightly and one-off appointments welcome.

You will find more information about me on my website, on my LinkedIn profile or you can always get in touch and ask me a specific question.

Initial 15-minute telephone or online consultations are free.

You can use the initial phone/online call to ask specific questions, or to just have a conversation so you can find out what it feels like for us to talk. It's surprising how much you will learn from this brief exchange.

If you're unsure at this stage whether you even want therapy, or if you can't decide which therapist from the directory to make contact with, drop me an email anyway so we can schedule a call - it will be so much easier for you to decide once you have had these conversations.

I have some daytime appointments available (up to 4pm) at the moment.

Concessions for students.

Working with an attentive and skilled therapist can enhance your life on many levels. Therapy can be a deeply transformative process as you are able to talk openly to someone knowing you will be fully accepted, regardless of what it is you have to say.

Deciding you want to start counselling and making that first contact with a counsellor may not be easy. And sticking with the therapy as you uncover or face painful truths and/or explore difficult experiences can feel overwhelming at times, but I believe it's worth it.

For all my clients, however they find counselling: terrifying, challenging or a blessed relief, I have a deep respect. The work my clients undertake, the courage they show in their willingness to explore difficult and painful experiences or emotions is both humbling and inspiring.

I also share my clients' relief and joy when they, having struggled, begin to feel they are coming through the darkness; when they feel they are beginning to find a new but very real peace from what had previously troubled them.

We all face difficulties - life is challenging! And we can all benefit from having someone who is wholly on our side to help us to deal with those difficulties.

You might be struggling to cope with something from the past or you might be wrestling with something in your life at the moment. You might know what it is, or you might just be walking around under a cloud or behaving in ways you don't feel are true to you unable to shake a sense of unease, discomfort or unhappiness.

I have a lot of experience specifically working with people who are struggling with relationships. So if you feel you are unhappy with the intensity, quality or quantity of your intimate (sexual or asexual) relationships are unsatisfactory, or if you don't have the relationships with your family or friends that you want, then let's have an initial conversation to see how I can help.

Perhaps you are struggling with anxiety, depression, loneliness, identity, work-related stress, self-esteem - I have experience in all these areas, plus lots more... Or maybe you don't know what is wrong, but you just get a sense that 'something' isn't right. That's ok too.

I welcome people who have or want to explore diversity, whether that be diverse relationship structures and identities, for example, people who might identify as consensually non-monogamous or polyamorous, and LGBTQIA+, trans or non-binary folks, or people with (diagnosed or undiagnosed) ASD or ADHD... I also want to say that I appreciate your diversity may not necessarily be something you want to be the focus of the work we do together.

My clients find me warm, respectful and easy to be with; their feedback often speaks of the quality of the relationship we build. The work I do is effective, and ethical You will find me sincere, honest and non-judgemental.

If you would like to get a sense of me before making contact, you can listen to my podcast: This Won't Fix You (www.thiswontfixyou.com). 

I have a large, comfortable consulting room in central Manchester.

Fortnightly appointments welcome.

You will find more information about me on my website, or you can always get in touch.

Initial 15-minute telephone or online consultations are free.

You can use the initial phone/online call to ask specific questions, or to just have a conversation so you can find out what it feels like for us to talk. It's surprising how much you will learn from this brief exchange.

If you're unsure at this stage whether you even want therapy, or if you can't decide which therapist from the directory to make contact with, drop me an email anyway so we can schedule a call - it will be so much easier for you to decide once you have had these conversations.