
I provide one-to-one therapy for adults in the semi-rural, historic area of Liversedge, West Yorkshire. I offer the flexibility of in-person appointments or remote support via video link.
Clients often say that my down-to-earth, approachable manner and open-mindedness help them feel comfortable and understood. My years of psychotherapeutic training, together with my varied life experiences, have helped me develop a genuinely non-judgemental approach to my work. I operate my practice with compassion, viewing you as a person rather than a 'patient'.
My approach is friendly, empathic, and modern, without the daunting, clinical feel that many people associate with therapy. I aim to provide a service that balances professionalism with warmth and humanity, helping you feel at ease enough to talk openly and honestly.
I believe that sometimes having someone genuinely listen, without judgement or an agenda, can make a huge difference.

I work with a wide range of issues - please click the menu tab for 'Issues' at the top of this page for a non-exhaustive list. If you don't see your problem listed, please get in touch, as it's likely i'll be able to help.
And yes, I even have a sense of humour! I think being able to laugh when appropriate can be part of feeling comfortable and human, too.
I don't believe that something is necessarily a problem simply because it falls outside conventional expectations. I am non-judgemental when it comes to sex work and alternative lifestyle choices.
As a former Professional Member of the Institute of Psychedelic Therapy, I'm also comfortable discussing experiences involving recreational substances. (although I do not provide psychedelic-assisted therapy or addiction counselling).
I work with both diagnosed and undiagnosed clients, both pre- and post-assessment, and those who believe they may be neurodivergent. While only clinical psychologists and psychiatrists can formally diagnose, I provide support for the emotional impact. Please click the menu tab for 'Neurodivergence' at the top of this page for full info on my neuro-affirming counselling service.
I welcome both male and female clients over the age of eighteen, of any race, faith, and sexual orientation. Please note that I do not work with couples or families.
This is one of the questions I'm asked most often, and the honest answer is: it depends.
There is no "one size fits all" approach to therapy. Some people come for just a few sessions to work through a particular issue, while others benefit from longer-term support. Some people simply like having a safe space to talk things through from time to time.
We'll work together to decide what feels right for you. I'll never encourage you to continue simply for the sake of continuing, and we'll regularly review how things are going and whether you still feel you're getting something useful from our sessions.
When you feel ready to finish, there's no pressure to continue. My aim is for you to leave therapy feeling more self-aware, empowered, and confident in managing things independently.
If, after completing a course of therapy, you feel you need some additional support in the future, I'm usually happy to offer an occasional check-in session.
Therapy is an investment of both time and money, so I want our work together to be purposeful and worthwhile, while always moving at a pace that's comfortable and manageable for you.
Ultimately, real change has no set time limit or deadline!