I will endeavour to respond as soon as I can via email. Depending on where you have enquired from, there will be the option to book an introductory call with me, or I will contact you directly through email to see if you would like to speak on the phone first. This is for us to get to know each other a little bit first and see how I can help in more detail. After this, it will then be over to you to book your sessions using my online booking system. You can also read through my Privacy Notice in your own time to see how I collect and manage your data.

That information can be found here.

My fees are £70 for 60 minutes and £105 for 90 minutes.

I also charge if you require written letters from me. This will depend on the time it takes. We can discuss this together at the time if the issue presents itself.

You can reach out to me any time, but I cannot guarantee I will respond straight away. If you are in urgent need of support, I suggest reaching out to the NHS 111 service and press ‘2’, or a helpline for your specific need.

I will respond within my working hours.

I have both a PGCert and PGDip in Counselling and Psychotherapy. These are both postgraduate courses that I studied over 3 years at university.

I also have a PGCE Secondary Art and Design and a BA(Hons) in Photography.

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I hope you feel at ease. As a relational psychotherapist, I know these things can take time.

No. I work with all sexes, genders, ages and belief systems. Inclusivity is important to me.

You will start to feel that you can manage on your own at some point. This will be an ongoing conversation between us and something we can carefully and gently prepare for together.

They certainly would not be finding out from me. Your confidentiality is paramount to me. I am a member of the BACP and therefore am bound to their ethical framework. You can read more about that here (page 21). You can also see how your personal data is handled in my Privacy Notice.