Therapy Services

Life can become difficult for many reasons. Changes in health, work, relationships, or circumstances can leave us feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or unsure of ourselves. Sometimes people come to therapy knowing exactly what feels wrong; other times there is simply a sense that something isn’t working as it used to.

I offer individual therapy for adults experiencing emotional distress, uncertainty, or change. Drawing on over 15 years’ experience working with people affected by illness and injury, I can help you make sense of what has shifted in your life and develop ways of moving forward that feel realistic and meaningful.

My approach is collaborative and tailored to you, using evidence-based psychological therapies to support emotional wellbeing, resilience, and a renewed sense of direction.

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Living with Chronic Pain

Chronic pain can have a profound impact on day-to-day life. It often affects sleep, mood, relationships, work, and confidence, and over time it can begin to shape how you see yourself and the future.

Many people I work with come to therapy unsure whether psychological support can help with pain. Therapy does not suggest that pain is “all in the mind”, but recognises the close links between the body, thoughts, emotions, and lived experience.

I will work with you to explore the many factors that influence pain and distress, and to develop new ways of responding to these challenges. Therapy focuses on helping pain take up less space in your life, so it does not define what is possible or meaningful for you.

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Adjusting to Long-Term Health Conditions or Injury

Living with a long-term health condition or the effects of injury often involves ongoing adjustment. Changes may be physical, cognitive, emotional, or social, and it is common to experience feelings of loss, frustration, grief, or uncertainty about the future.

Whether you are newly diagnosed, adapting after injury, or have been living with these changes for some time, therapy can provide space to reflect, adapt, and regain a sense of control. Drawing on my experience supporting people with life-changing injury, I will help you to develop psychological flexibility and practical strategies that support wellbeing and quality of life.

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Life Stage Change

Life changes such as menopause and retirement, can bring unexpected emotional challenges. Changes in routine, role, identity, and social connection can leave people feeling unsettled, low in confidence, or unsure about what comes next.

For some these coincides with changes in health or physical ability, which can add further complexity to the adjustment. Therapy offers space to explore these changes, acknowledge what has been lost, and consider how to shape this stage of life in a way that feels meaningful and self-directed.

I can support you in navigating these changes with greater clarity, helping you to reconnect with your values, strengths, and sense of purpose.

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