I counsel adult clients of differing ages, class and cultural backgrounds, identities and sexualities and work with a wide range of experiences, including:
Anxiety, overwhelming feelings and panic attacks.
Low self-esteem and confidence.
Depression and feelings of helplessness.
Stress.
Surviving and/or living with emotionally abusive dynamics within families.
Personal and identity crises.
Relationship difficulties, including breakdowns.
Loss and bereavement.
Work related issues including pressure to perform and bullying.
Lack of direction or meaning in life.
Need for self-exploration and self-discovery.
To give you more of a sense of the kind of experiences that counselling with me could help you with, I have extensive experience counselling individuals:
suffering from a loss of any kind, including a person, a job, a relationship, a way of life or a way of seeing themselves.
experiencing being an outsider to their family/another group and not belonging e.g. socially, culturally, racially, ethnically, physically.
struggling with family entanglements and crises, such as an unwell family member.
suffering from abuse within families, including complex twisted dynamics with parents/primary caregivers/wider family system.
working in high pressured, demanding environments.
struggling with career dissatisfaction and uncertainty as to whether to stay or change professions.
experiencing existential crises, such as a sense of lostness, not knowing who they really are and/or what is the meaning and purpose of life.
finding themselves at ‘crossroads’ and not knowing what direction to take.
who have ‘achieved’ or have what they believed would bring fulfilment, such as a job, relationship, good health or financial stability, only to find that something is still lacking in their lives.