“I am not what happened to me, I am what I chose to become”
Carl Jung
Carl Jung
What’s your story?
Everyone has a story to tell and everyone’s story is unique. You are a beautiful, one-of-a-kind individual. Your voice is important.
One of the functions of counselling is to allow you to tell your story and be heard by someone who will listen without judgement. Clients are often surprised how, by simply talking to someone who is trained to listen, they gain new insight and understanding of their situation.
You may be experiencing depression, stress, feelings of loneliness or anxiety. Perhaps you are struggling with guilt or shame. You may have suffered a bereavement or the loss of a relationship. Maybe you have never told anyone about your situation. Perhaps you feel that nobody cares or understands.
I am trained to work with children and teenagers as well as adults of all ages. I have undertaken specialist training with the Foundation for Infant Loss Training and am accredited by them to work with those affected by still or premature birth and neonatal death as well Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), also known as 'cot death'. In addition, I have experience and a particular interest in working with older adults and those affected by dementia and/or hearing loss.
Deciding to start counselling takes courage. You have taken the first step by visiting this website.
Contact me today without obligation to arrange a consultation.
Everyone has a story to tell and everyone’s story is unique. You are a beautiful, one-of-a-kind individual. Your voice is important.
One of the functions of counselling is to allow you to tell your story and be heard by someone who will listen without judgement. Clients are often surprised how, by simply talking to someone who is trained to listen, they gain new insight and understanding of their situation.
You may be experiencing depression, stress, feelings of loneliness or anxiety. Perhaps you are struggling with guilt or shame. You may have suffered a bereavement or the loss of a relationship. Maybe you have never told anyone about your situation. Perhaps you feel that nobody cares or understands.
I am trained to work with children and teenagers as well as adults of all ages. I have undertaken specialist training with the Foundation for Infant Loss Training and am accredited by them to work with those affected by still or premature birth and neonatal death as well Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS), also known as 'cot death'. In addition, I have experience and a particular interest in working with older adults and those affected by dementia and/or hearing loss.
Deciding to start counselling takes courage. You have taken the first step by visiting this website.
Contact me today without obligation to arrange a consultation.
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