Counselling Therapist

With 30+ years’ experience, I help people find practical, compassionate ways to cope with difficult life circumstances.

**Please Note – Wait times apply for new referrals**

My main area of practice is guidance with end-of-life concerns and support in adjusting to bereavement after someone dies, including perinatal and paediatric loss.

I also support people who are facing other life challenges, including:

• relationship breakdown
• workplace-related grief and loss
• the impacts of trauma

In sessions, I listen carefully, help you make sense of what you’re going through, and work with you to identify what may help—step by step.

Grief can be overwhelming, and there is no “right” way to do it. Many people find that with steady support—and by practising helpful strategies and self-compassion—they begin to feel more grounded and gradually reconnect with hope and inner strength.

I welcome working with people from diverse backgrounds, including indivudals identifying with the LGBTQIA+ community.

English is my only spoken language.

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I focus on providing a safe and confidential space with an attitude of being non-judgemental and seeing each person as an individual. The aim of sessions is to understand your needs and to explore helpful techniques to feel healthier and happier. By having conversations with a purpose, examining options and providing guidance, I assist people to move forward in ways that feel right for them.

My approach is to walk alongside people as they find their way through difficult and life changing experiences. I know from personal experience that when we are challenged by difficult circumstances it can seem like no one really understands. Consequently, we may feel misunderstood and isolated. This can lead to loss of motivation or our sense of purpose in life. The right type of therapeutic support is beneficial when we are ready to reclaim a life that feels worthwhile.