Counselling & Psychotherapy

Providing individual therapy in Northampton, UK.

Offering a space to pause, reflect, and better understand yourself. Together, we can explore what’s happening beneath the surface, make sense of your experiences, and support you in moving toward a more authentic and grounded way of being.

  • Sessions last 50 minutes and usually take place weekly, providing a consistent space to reflect and explore what’s happening in your life.

    I offer both in-person and online sessions.

    In-person sessions take place in a beautiful therapy rooms, just on the outskirts of Northampton, here.

    Fees are £65 per 50-minute session.

  • My approach is integrative and relational, drawing from existential and embodied perspectives. This means we’ll work collaboratively to understand both your inner world and how you experience life through your body and relationships. Supporting you move toward a more grounded and authentic way of being.

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  • I work with adults aged 18 and over who are seeking support for a range of emotional and life challenges.

    I have experience supporting clients with:

    • Anxiety, stress, and panic

    • Depression and low mood

    • Relationship and family difficulties

    • Grief, loss, and bereavement

    • Low self-esteem and confidence

    • Trauma and emotional neglect

    • Adverse childhood experiences

    • Identity, purpose, and life transitions

    • Parenthood

  • Starting therapy can feel daunting, and it’s natural to have questions. The process begins with a free 30-minute consultation call, where you can share what is bringing you to therapy and get a sense of how we might work together.

    If you decide to continue, we will arrange an initial 50-minute session to explore your concerns in more depth. Ongoing weekly sessions then provide a consistent space to reflect, process experiences, and develop greater understanding over time.

    Therapy is a collaborative process, and we will work at a pace that feels manageable and supportive for you.

Get in touch

If you are new to therapy, or returning after some time, the following information outlines how we work together and what you can expect.

Our Process

Consultation call

The consultation call is an informal conversation to explore what has been bringing you to therapy and whether working together feels like the right fit. It is a space to ask questions and get a sense of how I work, with no pressure to decide about continuing

First appointment

The first appointment marks the beginning of our therapeutic work together.

We will clarify confidentiality, boundaries and practical arrangements and then begin a more in-depth exploration of what has brought you to therapy and what you would like support with.

Continuing sessions

After the first session, therapy continues with regular, usually weekly sessions. This supports continuity in the work and helps develop a consistent therapeutic relationship.

Ending

Therapy can end when you feel ready. We will spend some time reflecting on the work we have done and consider what feels helpful for you moving forward.

How I work

Questions you might have before starting

  • These terms are often used interchangeably, and the differences can be difficult to define. Counselling is sometimes described as focusing more on specific difficulties, while psychotherapy may involve deeper exploration of patterns, experiences, and relationships over time.

    In practice, “therapy” is often used as an umbrella term to describe the spectrum of counselling and psychotherapy.

    My training and clinical experience enable me to offer a confidential and reflective therapeutic space that is responsive to each client’s individual experiences and needs.

  • It is not always possible to know straight away whether counselling or psychotherapy is the right step.

    If you are unsure, you are welcome to book a free consultation call. This offers an opportunity to talk through what has been bringing you to therapy, ask any questions you may have, and consider whether working together feels like the right fit.

  • Many people have had therapy before without feeling it was helpful. Each experience is unique, and therapy can work differently depending on timing, your needs, and the approach of your therapist. Together, we can explore what hasn’t worked and create a supportive space tailored to you.

  • It can be difficult to know immediately whether a therapist is the right fit. What matters most is whether you feel comfortable enough to speak openly and whether the way I work feels supportive and helpful to you. The consultation call is an opportunity to get a sense of this.

  • Counselling can sometimes bring up thoughts or feelings that are difficult or unfamiliar. This is a normal part of the therapeutic process. If you feel unsettled, it can be helpful to talk about how you are experiencing the work together so we can move at a pace that feels manageable for you.

  • There is no fixed number of sessions required, as therapy is a personal and individual process. The number of sessions depends on what you are bringing to therapy, what you hope to gain, and how you experience the work.

    Some people find it helpful to attend a few sessions to gain clarity and understanding, while others choose to work in therapy for longer to explore deeper patterns and experiences.

    If you are considering time-limited therapy, this may sometimes be around 8–12 sessions, although this can vary. We can review how therapy is going together and decide what feels most helpful for you.

  • Yes. Sessions can take place in-person at therapy rooms just outside Northampton or online via a secure video platform.

  • Fees are £65 per 50-minute session.

    The majority of my session times are between 8am – 5pm with some very limited evening availability.

  • I am committed to inclusive practice and welcome clients of all genders, sexualities, cultural backgrounds, faiths, abilities, and neurodivergent identities.

    I recognise that social and cultural contexts shape our experiences, and it is part of my professional and personal values to continually reflect on and develop my practice to offer an inclusive therapeutic environment where difference is acknowledged and respected.