My Approach

Some examples of theories and approaches I am particularly drawn to are:

Person Centred Approach

I will always be guided by you, at your pace, with what you feel comfortable with, and work towards building a therapeutic relationship based on respect and trust.

Internal Family Systems

IFS is based on the understanding that we are made up of a system of multiple parts that can have conflicting thoughts, opinions, and feelings. Together we can learn to communicate with all of these parts compassionately to develop a more solid sense of self, allowing you to make decisions that are aligned with who you really are.

Attachment Theory

Our experiences in childhood create a blueprint for how we interract with the world and in our relationships. Thinking about how we were taught to attach can provide deep insight into how we relate to people in our adulthood.

Gestalt
Difficult experiences can cause us to become stuck and we can struggle to process our thoughts and feelings. Gestalt encourages looking at the bigger picture to consider what else might be impacting you (things you may not even realise). This process allows us to become 'unstuck', meaning we can begin to move forward with our lives.

I have experience working with depression, anxiety, trauma, domestic violence, sexual abuse, anger, loneliness, relationship problems, and work related stress.