You don’t have to carry this alone

Working Together

My practice is rooted in warmth, curiosity, and respect. I believe that therapy is not only about techniques or theories, but about the safety of a relationship where you can feel genuinely heard and accepted, without pressure or expectation.

Grief and loss lie at the heart of my work, but I also support adults navigating life transitions, illness, questions of identity, and feelings of disconnection or not belonging. I aim to offer a space where every part of who you are can be met with care and understanding.

I work integratively, drawing on a person-centred foundation alongside existential psychotherapy, contemporary models of grief, acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), and attachment-informed perspectives. My approach is always tailored to you.

Above all, I want to offer a steady, compassionate space where you can tell your story at your own pace, explore what matters most to you, and begin to find more steadiness and meaning.

My Experience

I have particular experience supporting people through grief and bereavement, including anticipatory grief, pet loss, and complicated or unresolved grief. I also work with older adults, end-of-life concerns, chronic or life-limiting illness, anxiety, depression, identity, life transitions, men’s mental health, relationship changes, burnout, existential questions, and experiences of migration or cultural transition.

Boundaries & Ethics

I work within clear professional and ethical boundaries and am a registered member of both the BACP and the NCPS. I receive regular supervision and continue my own professional development to support safe and thoughtful practice.

At the start of our work together, we will agree on a clear therapeutic contract that covers boundaries, confidentiality, and practical arrangements.

Equality, Diversity & Inclusion

I am committed to offering counselling that is inclusive, respectful, and sensitive to difference. My practice is grounded in anti-discriminatory principles, and I work with awareness of how culture, identity, power, and social context can shape experiences of grief and distress.

I aim to create a space where people of all backgrounds and identities are met with dignity, curiosity, and care.

Practical Information

I offer a free 15-minute introductory call so you can ask any questions and see whether working together might feel right for you. There’s no obligation - it’s simply a chance to explore.

I work with adults (18+), both in person at The Practice Rooms in Bath and online via Zoom or Google Meet. Sessions are 50 minutes long.

My fee is £40 per session, payable by bank transfer in advance. I have a limited number of concessionary places available - please feel free to ask.

I usually need at least 48 hours’ notice for cancellations. Sessions cancelled with less notice may be chargeable.

Support for Students Navigating Loss

Grief does not pause for deadlines or exams. I offer a small number of reduced-fee places - £30 per session for students.

These sessions are available both in person and online, with flexibility around university terms.

If you have concerns about my practice, we would first aim to discuss these together. You also have the right to contact my professional body.