If after reading about me you decide you would like to find out more, you can either contact me through one of the online contact forms, or call me by phone.

I endeavour to get back to you promptly to let you know whether I have availability, and if I do I will suggest some times to set up an initial phone consultation.

Before we begin working together, I will suggest an initial consultation, which is usually conducted over the phone.

This is an opportunity for me to get a clearer idea of the issues which you are wanting to work through in therapy.

It is also a time where you are able to ask me any questions you might have about being in therapy, especially if it is the first time for you.

If I feel at this stage, that I am the right person to help you, I will normally go through a few informal questions and take some personal details.

We may also discuss availability and starting dates and agree on a suitable day and time for your sessions to take place each week.

Following the initial call, I will forward paperwork which will require reading and signing.

Once we begin working together, we will start to see more clearly over a few sessions, whether we are a 'good fit', which really means whether we both feel we can work together successfully.

No. I have worked, and still do work with people of all ages. I have done a lot of work with clients experiencing bereavement, often in older age groups.

I have focused much of my practice recently on working with young people, after many years working with children in schools and students in universities.  Many of my clients are in their twenties and thirties, though I see both younger and older clientele groups.

I also work with both trainee and qualified therapists.