Therapists specialising in "PLAY THERAPY" within 10 miles of your current location

At times life can be tough and choosing to engage in counselling takes courage. What I offer is confidential and non-judgemental, it is supportive but offers challenge, too. It can be good to talk to someone impartial who can listen without judgement鈥�

 It is often the case that people have been through difficult events and experiences in their lives, which have impacted them, affecting how they feel and their ability to function as they would like. Counselling involves a natural process of talking鈥�

I don't see you as broken and in need of fixing, but as a human who holds multiple different parts inside. At certain times in our lives, different parts will need attention, care and support. I work with you to explore the roots of your pain, heal t鈥�

Affirming of ADHD, autism and all LGBTQ+ identities. Maybe you鈥檝e always felt like you鈥檙e on the outside. Maybe you鈥檙e aware of feeling different in some way and you鈥檙e trying to figure out who you are, but it鈥檚 hard to make sense of it all. You migh鈥�

Face-to-face sessions and online sessions in Oxford If you are looking for a warm, safe and confidential space to explore issues that may be causing you difficulty, then I welcome you to my practice. Through counselling, I can support you to face wha鈥�

Do you sometimes feel overwhelmed by life? Anxious, prone to anger or having low mood?  I offer a caring, non-judgmental, and confidential space where you can freely express your thoughts and feelings.  My aim is to provide a safe and supportive envi鈥�

ADHD Therapy and Coaching 鈦� How does my brain work? Why does it keep tripping me up?  🤯 Whether ADHD-curious, new to diagnosis or navigating it for years 鈥� ADHD can feel too big. 🌟 Having ADHD myself and having lived all the ups and downs typical o鈥�

ADHD Therapy and Coaching 鈦� How does my brain work? Why does it keep tripping me up?  🤯 Whether ADHD-curious, new to diagnosis or navigating it for years 鈥� ADHD can feel too big. 🌟 Having ADHD myself and having lived all the ups and downs typical o鈥�

Taking the first step towards therapy can feel daunting. You may feel vulnerable, stuck, anxious, or unsure where to turn. Whatever has brought you here, you don鈥檛 have to face it alone, and reaching out for support can be an important step. I offer 鈥�