
What we do
Person-centred counselling can help you navigate life's challenges by providing you with a safe, empathetic space to explore and understand your experiences.
Early Life Trauma

Early-life trauma can deeply impact who we become as adults. Whether it's adverse childhood experiences such as domestic abuse, sexual abuse, bullying, divorce, death, toxic family relationships, or substance misuse by parents or others, these formative events can shape our behaviours, beliefs, and emotional responses long into adulthood. If you find yourself feeling stuck or repeating certain patterns in life, these early experiences may be influencing your present reality.
Major Life Transitions

Major life transitions, whether they involve marriage, divorce, becoming a parent, bereavement, or retirement, can be profound and challenging. Each transition brings a shift in perspective, altering how we view ourselves and the world around us. These changes can evoke a range of emotions, from uncertainty and worry to fear and sadness. Understanding and adapting to these new stages of life can be difficult, especially when changes feel out of your control.
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Parenting and Family

Parenting is a journey filled with a myriad of expectations and emotions, yet it is often an area where understanding can be lacking. Whether you are currently a parent, trying to become one, or facing difficulties in your parenting journey, the challenges you encounter can be profound and multifaceted. From struggles with conception and dealing with pregnancy loss to navigating the unique challenges of parenting a child with disabilities or neurodiversity, these experiences can deeply impact your life and well-being.
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Children and Young People

Parenting presents challenges, and it’s not uncommon to feel unsure about how best to support your child. Despite our hopes that our children will open up to us, they may sometimes find it difficult to communicate their feelings or concerns. Additionally, children are influenced by various external factors, which can create distance between you and them. If you’re dealing with issues such as anger, shyness, anxiety, or inappropriate behaviour in your child, or if you’re navigating significant life transitions, person-centred counselling can offer valuable support.
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