Emma Page

Mon to Thurs daytime

Whether you are feeling alone, finding it hard to manage, wanting to make change in your life, trying to live with past trauma or simply don’t know how you feel - therapy can be a way for you to figure out what you need to thrive in your life.​

I offer a safe, non-judgmental and supportive space for you to explore what you are going through, find coping strategies, work through feelings, and find understanding. As an integrative and relational therapist, I draw from a core person-centred approach and use psychodynamic practices so that we can build on self-awareness, explore your needs and emotions and create the change you want to make for yourself.​

I am a trauma-informed therapist and work extensively in this area including working with clients who have survived rape, are coping with past sexual or physical abuse, have experienced relational or narcissistic abuse, are working with shame, suicidal feelings or self-harm. 

I also work with relationship issues, healing and surviving parental relational difficulty, living with loss and grief, depression, anxiety, self-image and self-esteem, exploring sexual and gender identity, loneliness, stress, parenting struggles and miscarriage. 

I am a firm LGBTQ+ ally, a feminist looking for equality across gender, and I respect and value inclusivity and diversity in our communities. I aim for therapy to be accessible to everyone from any background.

I know how crucial it can be to feel heard and truly understood and how healing it can be to work through things with a professional.

I offer a free 30 minute consultation where we can explore what you are looking for from therapy. If you feel comfortable and we feel we can work together. then we will arrange your first session.

If you are looking for short-term exploration, regular long-term support, or just want to check in with how you feel about your life right now, I could be the right counsellor for you.

I am in private practice and work face to face with clients in my therapy room in Menai Bridge. There is one flight of stairs leading up to my practice.