ABOUT ME

Hi, my name’s Emma and I am a qualified counsellor and HE lecturer. I work with clients from teens to adults, covering a wide range of issues. These include anxiety, depression and more complex mental health needs.

I have a honors degree in Integrative Counselling and am currently studying towards an MA in Counselling and Psychotherapy. I also have a PGCE and teach alongside my counselling practice. I have undertaken CPD training in trauma, gender identity, working with Neurodiversity, creative therapy and working with suicide. I will continue to undertake CPD in line with the BACP requirements. I am up to date with safeguarding training with adults and children.

My approach is integrative. This means I draw upon Humanistic, Psychodynamic and CBT therapies, and I can tailor therapy to meet your needs. I have experience of working with a diverse range of issues and mental health conditions. My approach is trauma-informed and I am allied with all diverse cultural and social groups.

As a neurodiverse therapist, I have a special interest in working with neurodivergent clients and I work from an neurodiverse affirming stance. I also specialise in trauma and complex-PTSD.

Deciding to undertake therapy can be a daunting process and I completely understand the nerves in reaching out to someone for support. Taking the next step to contact a therapist can be difficult, but I would be more than happy to talk through your options via phone or email.