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I work Monday to Thursdays and have availability for evening slots on Monday, Wednesday and Thursdays.  

Are you feeling lost? Stuck? Or do you feel like everyone else has got their life under control while you’re trapped in a maze with no idea how to find the way out?

The last few years have been some of the toughest we’ve ever experienced. We’ve lost loved ones, jobs and friendships which have left us feeling disconnected from others and ourselves.

You’ve already taken the first step toward changing things by looking for counselling and I’d love to help you – so how does counselling work?

Have you ever watched a guide dog leading someone with little or no sight through a crowd? Putting their trust entirely in the dog – the owner asks them to find the way – and together they navigate the obstacles in their path until they reach a clearer, more manageable place.

This is very similar to counselling.

You’ll be the pilot and I’ll be the navigator.

I’ll be with you every step of the way as we explore those paths that seem so rough and tough at the moment.

Using compassion, openness and without judgment, I’ll be your guide and together we’ll find the way.

I believe everyone should have access to counselling – regardless of ability, age, income or class. I don’t just listen to what you say – I hear you! Counselling is also about hearing what you don’t say by using empathy to really try and understand you.

As Alfred Adler (who founded individual psychology) put it: ‘Empathy is seeing with the eyes of another, listening with the ears of another and feeling with the heart of another.’

I offer sessions by telephone and online using Zoom. This is because online counselling works very well for many clients. Reasons for this include:

• You can have your counselling sessions from the comfort of your home, which means you avoid having to pay for any commute, parking or other travel costs.

• It can be more flexible- I offer daytime and evening slots.

ʉۢ You can either have the camera on or off, which can be great if you feel self-conscious around others people.

I trained as an integrative psychotherapist at the University of South Wales. This means I've studied a variety of therapies and we'll work together to find out which approach will be best for your concern. I've volunteered as a counsellor for a charity which helps people with varying degrees of sight loss and blindness and I found this really inspiring and rewarding. When I'm not working I love playing the bass - so being able to work creatively in my practise is something I feel really passionate about (although I am not trained as a music therapist) I'll often use metaphors to describe how our thoughts and feelings affect our daily lives. I really love working with trainee counsellors as it's wonderful to be part of their journey and I recognise the significant impact training can have in all aspects of our lives and relationships. My retired guide dog is an integral part of my face-to-facework, (Although he is not a therapy dog)    and he loves meeting people and putting them at ease. 

 the first session will be an initial assessment. I’ll ask you some questions which will give me a better idea of what you’d like to work on, how we might achieve any goals and how many sessions you may need. 

I offer online (via zoom) and telephone counselling.   I work Monday to Thursday and can offer evening slots on Monday, Wednesday and Thursday.   

Are you feeling lost, stuck, or like you're wandering aimlessly through life with no idea what to do next? The fact that you're reading this right now means you've reached a really pivotal point in your life, but you just need that person to walk alongside you over the lumpy bumpy bits life gives us.

Are you looking  for that  safe, non-judgmental person who gives you that space to help you find the way to a better, more  manageable path?

I believe that with the right support - and with a  collaborative and open mind you can achieve this. 

I've worked with people from all different backgrounds and with many different kinds of concerns, from low self-esteem, anxiety and depression to help with navigating unexpected health issues.

I also volunteer as a Samaritan so I've had extensive training in a lot of issues which are only lightly touched upon in standard counselling training. 

I believe everyone should have access to counselling – regardless of ability, age, income or class. I don’t just listen to what you say – I hear you! Counselling is also about hearing what you don’t say by using empathy to really try and understand you.

As Alfred Adler (who founded individual psychology) put it: ‘Empathy is seeing with the eyes of another, listening with the ears of another and feeling with the heart of another.’

I offer sessions by telephone and online using Zoom. This is because online counselling works very well for many clients. Reasons for this include:

 You can have your counselling sessions from the comfort of your home, which means you avoid having to pay for any commute, parking or other travel costs. 

 It can be more flexible- I offer daytime and evening slots.

You can have your camera on or off - which can make it easier for people who feel more self-conscious around others. 

 The first session will be an initial assessment. I’ll ask you some questions which will give me a better idea of what you’d like to work on, how we might achieve any goals and how many sessions you may need. 

I work online and by phone from Monday to Thursday. I can currently  offer evening slots on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursdays. 

Are  you feeling lost? Stuck? Anxious? Or do you feel like everyone else has got their life under control while you’re trapped in a maze with no idea how to find the way out?

The last few years have been some of the toughest we’ve ever experienced. We’ve lost loved ones, jobs and friendships which have left us feeling disconnected from others and ourselves.

You’ve already taken the first step toward changing things by looking for counselling and I’d love to help you – so how does counselling work?

Have you ever watched a guide dog leading someone with little or no sight through a crowd? Putting their trust entirely in the dog – the owner asks them to find the way – and together they navigate the obstacles in their path until they reach a clearer, more manageable place.

This is very similar to counselling.

You’ll be the pilot and I’ll be the navigator.

I’ll be with you every step of the way as we explore those paths that seem so rough and tough at the moment.

Using compassion, openness and without judgment, I’ll be your guide and together we’ll find the way.

I believe everyone should have access to counselling – regardless of ability, age, income or class. I don’t just listen to what you say – I hear you! Counselling is also about hearing what you don’t say by using empathy to really try and understand you.

As Alfred Adler (who founded individual psychology) put it: ‘Empathy is seeing with the eyes of another, listening with the ears of another and feeling with the heart of another.’

I offer sessions by telephone and online using Zoom. This is because online counselling works very well for many clients. Reasons for this include:

• You can have your counselling sessions from the comfort of your home, which means you avoid having to pay for any commute, parking or other travel costs.

• It can be more flexible- I offer daytime and evening slots.

• You can either have the camera on or off.

I also offer some face-to-face slots in Cardiff.  please get in touch to find out about availability. 

I trained as an integrative psychotherapist at the University of South Wales. This means I've studied a variety of therapies and we'll work together to find out which approach will be best for your concern. I've volunteered as a counsellor for a charity which helps people with varying degrees of sight loss and blindness and I found this really inspiring and rewarding. When I'm not working I love playing the bass - so being able to work creatively in my practise is something I feel really passionate about. I love using metaphors to describe how are thoughts and feelings can impact us.

I particularly like working with trainee counsellors as it's wonderful to be part of their journey to becoming the therapists of the future. My retired guide dog is an integral part of my face-to-face work and he adores putting people at ease.  

  The first session will be an initial assessment. I’ll ask you some questions which will give me a better idea of what you’d like to work on, how we might achieve any goals and how many sessions you may need. 

At the moment I work online and by telephone only using Zoom. I work Monday to Thursdays and currently have availability for evening slots on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursdays. 

Are you feeling lost? Anxious? Stuck? Or do you feel like everyone else has got their life under control while you’re trapped in a maze with no idea how to find the way out?

The last few years have been some of the toughest we’ve ever experienced. We’ve lost loved ones, jobs and friendships which have left us feeling disconnected from others and ourselves.

You’ve already taken the first step toward changing things by looking for counselling and I’d love to help you – so how does counselling work?

Have you ever watched a guide dog leading someone with little or no sight through a crowd? Putting their trust entirely in the dog – the owner asks them to find the way – and together they navigate the obstacles in their path until they reach a clearer, more manageable place.

This is very similar to counselling.

You’ll be the pilot and I’ll be the navigator.

I’ll be with you every step of the way as we explore those paths that seem so rough and tough at the moment.

Using compassion, openness and without judgment, I’ll be your guide and together we’ll find the way.

I believe everyone should have access to counselling – regardless of ability, age, income or class. I don’t just listen to what you say – I hear you! Counselling is also about hearing what you don’t say by using empathy to really try and understand you.

As Alfred Adler (who founded individual psychology) put it: ‘Empathy is seeing with the eyes of another, listening with the ears of another and feeling with the heart of another.’

I offer sessions by telephone and online using Zoom. This is because online counselling works very well for many clients. Reasons for this include:

• You can have your counselling sessions from the comfort of your home, which means you avoid having to pay for any commute, parking or other travel costs.

• It can be more flexible- I offer daytime and evening slots.

• You can either have the camera on or off.

I also offer some face-to-face slots in Cardiff, please get in touch to find out availability. 

I trained as an integrative psychotherapist at the University of South Wales. This means I've studied a variety of therapies and we'll work together to find out which approach will be best for your concern. I've volunteered as a counsellor for a charity which helps people with varying degrees of sight loss and blindness and I found this really inspiring and rewarding. When I'm not working I love playing the bass - so being able to work creatively in my practise is something I feel really passionate about.  

My retired guide dog is an integral part of my face-to-face work and he loves putting people at ease. 

 The first session will be an initial assessment. I’ll ask you some questions which will give me a better idea of what you’d like to work on, how we might achieve any goals and how many sessions you may need.  

I work Monday to Thursdays and have availability for evening slots on Monday, Wednesday and Thursdays. 

Are you feeling lost? Anxious? Stuck? Or do you feel like everyone else has got their life under control while you’re trapped in a maze with no idea how to find the way out?

The last few years have been some of the toughest we’ve ever experienced. We’ve lost loved ones, jobs and friendships which have left us feeling disconnected from others and ourselves.

You’ve already taken the first step toward changing things by looking for counselling and I’d love to help you – so how does counselling work?

Have you ever watched a guide dog leading someone with little or no sight through a crowd? Putting their trust entirely in the dog – the owner asks them to find the way – and together they navigate the obstacles in their path until they reach a clearer, more manageable place.

This is very similar to counselling.

You’ll be the pilot and I’ll be the navigator.

I’ll be with you every step of the way as we explore those paths that seem so rough and tough at the moment.

Using compassion, openness and without judgment, I’ll be your guide and together we’ll find the way.

I believe everyone should have access to counselling – regardless of ability, age, income or class. I don’t just listen to what you say – I hear you! Counselling is also about hearing what you don’t say by using empathy to really try and understand you.

As Alfred Adler (who founded individual psychology) put it: ‘Empathy is seeing with the eyes of another, listening with the ears of another and feeling with the heart of another.’

I offer sessions by telephone and online using Zoom. This is because online counselling works very well for many clients. Reasons for this include:

• You can have your counselling sessions from the comfort of your home, which means you avoid having to pay for any commute, parking or other travel costs.

• It can be more flexible- I offer daytime and evening slots.

• You can either have the camera on or off.

I also offer some face-to-face slots, please get in contact to find out availability. 

I trained as an integrative psychotherapist at the University of South Wales. This means I've studied a variety of therapies and we'll work together to find out which approach will be best for your concern. I've volunteered as a counsellor for a charity which helps people with varying degrees of sight loss and blindness and  I found this really inspiring and rewarding.  

 The first session will be an initial assessment. I’ll ask you some questions which will give me a better idea of what you’d like to work on, how we might achieve any goals and how many sessions you may need. 

I work Monday to Thursdays and have availability for evening slots on Monday, Wednesday and Thursdays. 

Are you feeling lost? Anxious? Stuck? Or do you feel like everyone else has got their life under control while you’re trapped in a maze with no idea how to find the way out?

The last few years have been some of the toughest we’ve ever experienced. We’ve lost loved ones, jobs and friendships which have left us feeling disconnected from others and ourselves.

You’ve already taken the first step toward changing things by looking for counselling and I’d love to help you – so how does counselling work?

Have you ever watched a guide dog leading someone with little or no sight through a crowd? Putting their trust entirely in the dog – the owner asks them to find the way – and together they navigate the obstacles in their path until they reach a clearer, more manageable place.

This is very similar to counselling.

You’ll be the pilot and I’ll be the navigator.

I’ll be with you every step of the way as we explore those paths that seem so rough and tough at the moment.

Using compassion, openness and without judgment, I’ll be your guide and together we’ll find the way.

I believe everyone should have access to counselling – regardless of ability, age, income or class. I don’t just listen to what you say – I hear you! Counselling is also about hearing what you don’t say by using empathy to really try and understand you.

As Alfred Adler (who founded individual psychology) put it: ‘Empathy is seeing with the eyes of another, listening with the ears of another and feeling with the heart of another.’

I offer sessions by telephone and online using Zoom. This is because online counselling works very well for many clients. Reasons for this include:

• You can have your counselling sessions from the comfort of your home, which means you avoid having to pay for any commute, parking or other travel costs.

• It can be more flexible- I offer daytime and evening slots.

 â€¢ You can either have the camera on or off, which can be great for people who feel self-conscious around others. 

  I trained as an integrative psychotherapist at the University of South Wales. This means I've studied a variety of therapies and we'll work together to find out which approach will be best for  your concern.

  The first session will be an initial assessment. I’ll ask you some questions which will give me a better idea of what you’d like to work on, how we might achieve any goals and how many sessions you may need.