How I can support you
I work with people experiencing a range of difficulties, including anxiety, trauma, relationship challenges and life transitions. You don’t need to have a clear label for what you’re going through, we can take time to explore it together.
Anxiety, stress and overwhelm
There’s a lot to hold in life and feeling anxious, stressed or overwhelmed can be a natural response to that.
In therapy, we can take time to explore what may be contributing to how you’re feeling, and begin to make sense of it together. Alongside this, we may find ways to help you feel more grounded and able to navigate things with greater steadiness.
Trauma and its lasting effects
Trauma and past experiences can continue to affect your sense of safety, trust, self-worth and overall wellbeing.
Together, we can gently explore how these experiences may still be shaping your life, and begin to find ways of reconnecting with your strengths and resilience at a pace that feels right for you.
Relationship difficulties
Relationships can bring both connection and challenge and it’s natural to struggle with patterns that feel familiar but unhelpful.
We can explore these together, helping you build connection and understanding both with yourself and others in ways that feel healthier and more satisfying.
Life transitions - navigating change
Life transitions can bring uncertainty and challenge, and often a natural period of reflection. This might relate to changes in work, relationships, health or identity, or stages of life such as midlife or menopause.
We can take time to explore how these shifts are affecting you, and begin to find ways of moving through them that feel more in line with your needs, values and wellbeing.
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Feeling unsure of your value or critical of yourself? Together, we can explore these feelings, nurture self-compassion and strengthen your sense of worth and your confidence.
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Loss leaves a mark on our lives, and grief is a natural response that deserves attention and care. We can work together to honour your emotions and gradually find ways to move forward at your own pace.
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Are you feeling stuck, lost, or unable to see a way forward, even though part of you senses something needs to change? External pressures, expectations, or internalised beliefs about what is right can distance you from your own needs, desires and sense of self.
Together, we can gently explore what feels misaligned and move towards a way of living that feels more authentic and true to you.
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Menopause and the perimenopausal years can be a time of significant transition, bringing shifts in mood, energy, sleep, identity and how you relate to yourself and others. You may notice anger, anxiety, low mood, brain fog, or a quiet sense of disconnection from who you once were. These experiences can feel confusing, isolating, or unexpectedly intense.
Together, we can explore these experiences, reflect on what’s meaningful for you and find ways to set boundaries, create routines, and rediscover ways of being that support your wellbeing and self-respect during this new stage of life.
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Living with a chronic or invisible illness can be exhausting, isolating, and unpredictable. We can work together to explore how it affects your daily life, relationships, and sense of self, while discovering ways to adapt, manage emotional impact, and reconnect with your strengths and priorities in a way that feels manageable and empowering.
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Being an artist is as much about navigating inner landscapes as it is about shaping what you create. I offer a space where therapy and creative support meet, where you can untangle the challenges that arise in both life and art. Together we can explore the practical realities of sustaining a creative practice; decisions about time, money, or education as well as the emotional terrain of isolation, fear, doubt, and anxiety.
Whether you are facing blocks in your work, wrestling with questions of identity and meaning, or simply seeking encouragement on your artistic path, our work can support you in reconnecting with your vision and resilience. This is about more than overcoming obstacles, it’s about cultivating a deeper relationship with your creativity and yourself.
Supporting your creativity isn’t just about making work; it’s about sustaining a life that allows you and your art to thrive.
When we begin to pay attention to our inner lives, it can open the door to living in ways that feel more meaningful, connected and more authentic to us.
