I have a special interest in treating clients with trauma, PTSD, depression, post-natal depression, birth trauma, stress and anxiety
My aim
Everyone has to deal with difficult times or distressing emotions at some point in their life. I aim to offer a safe and confidential space to help you understand what might be happening and learn to manage or overcome any painful experiences and feelings.
Why try therapy?
Psychological therapy has been shown to be helpful in managing a vast array of issues including:
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Anxiety
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Phobias
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Depression
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Post-natal depression
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Grief and loss
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Trauma and PTSD
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Eating disorders and body image issues
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Weight management
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Pain management
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Low self-esteem/confidence
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Assertiveness training
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Adjustment issues
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Health anxiety
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Work-related stress
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Managing difficult feelings and situations
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Unresolved childhood issues
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Insomnia
Types of therapy
I am trained in a number of different therapies including:
CBT (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, including CBT-i treatment for insomnia)
EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitisation Reprocessing)
Interpersonal Therapy (IPT)
Schema Therapy and others
As a clinical psychologist my choice of treatments offered are influenced by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) guidelines, current evidence base and best practice. I also take into account your personal situation and psychological style.
I offer both face-to-face and online therapy and we can discuss which is more suitable to you.
Clinical supervision
I offer face-to-face and online supervision to other professionals and this can be arranged upon request.
What to expect
When we meet for the first time we’ll have an initial assessment over one to three sessions to discuss your difficulties together.
We can then make a plan for therapy, including how many sessions you might need, how regularly we’ll meet, and when we will review this process.
Each therapy session typically lasts 50 minutes.
