Therapy for Children,
Young People & their Families

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in a supportive and positive way to help you feel secure and happy.

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Working with children, young people and their parents, offering support and experience how you need it, when you need it.


How I can help...

Sometimes things change around you, or you may want to make a change to your life. I can help you work a way through and understand any problems in the past or present, moving to a better place for the future.

We have all been there at some point, some more than others.

My main ways of working are psychodynamic and psychotherapeutic. I can explain these in more detail!

Our sessions will be relaxed, and at your pace. I believe it is important that you feel safe, comfortable with yourself and your surroundings. I will be non-judgemental and won’t criticise, and there will be no long silences!

I work to a code of confidentiality. We can talk about how this works.

We can meet every week or 2 weeks, mainly talking but can work in other ways, for example writing, drawing, outdoors, whatever works best for you.

The mind can be a confusing place, but together we can work to make sense of it.

I find it useful to use our first session as an assessment session, though if there is a pressing issue we can of course address that first.

The sessions can be used for individuals, parents or both together.

If required, I can write reports to assist in supporting access to or co-working with other services such as Social Care, CAMHS or Education.


I can help with...

Often when a family seeks out a therapist, they may have an idea about what is the cause of their child’s difficulties. In my experience, it is usual that there is a combination of factors that result in people feeling the way they do.

The areas that I mainly (though not exclusively) work with are:

  • Anger management
  • Self esteem
  • Anxiety & stress
  • Self harm and suicidal ideation
  • Bereavement
  • Low mood and depression
  • Bullying
  • Attachment
  • Alcohol and substance misuse
  • Eating disorders
  • Mental health issues
  • Working with Social Care, CAMHS, schools and other statutory services
  • Working through issues for children of separated parents
  • Parenting
  • Different ages – parenting to all ages
  • Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT)
  • Mindfulness

For further information on these, please see our articles section.