There are a variety of approaches to the way practitioners work with their clients. I work predominantly in a person-centered/Rogerian approach. This is a relational therapeutic approach, where you will be offered a space to explore your difficulties in a safe and non-judgemental environment. In so doing, you will be supported and encouraged to access a genuine and authentic experience of self, and utilise your own innate resources for healing and growth.

Trauma-informed therapy recognises the lasting impact that overwhelming or distressing experiences can have on a person’s sense of safety, self, and relationships. My way of working is shaped not only by professional training, but also by lived experience, which has deepened my understanding of how trauma can affect the body, emotions, and patterns of relating. My perspective supports a therapeutic approach grounded in sensitivity, respect, and collaboration, where care is taken to work at a pace that feels safe and empowering for each individual. I place great value on building a trusting therapeutic relationship, moving at a pace that feels right for you, and working collaboratively to support healing in a way that feels steady and empowering.

Addiction recovery facilitation and coaching offers supportive, non-judgemental space to explore change, strengthen motivation, and build a more sustainable way of living. My work is informed not only by professional training, but also by lived experience of recovery, which brings a deep respect for the complexity of addiction and the courage it takes to seek help. Drawing on motivational approaches, a biopsychosocial understanding, Internal Family Systems, and 12-step principles, I work collaboratively and flexibly, tailoring support to your values, strengths, and stage of recovery.