Person-Centered Counselling

The struggles we meet in our lives can become overwhelming; I offer a safe, compassionate space where you can share, at your own pace, whatever you are facing and together we can explore your experiences, feelings and choices- helping you to discover your own way forward.

I have a strong practice of careful, deep and empathic listening alongside a gentle belief grounded in expereince that as we build trust between us within the counselling process then real changes can gradually begin to unfold within you.It was through seeking counselling myself and discovering how helpful it became that I chose my vocation in counselling.

I’ve worked with a wide range of different challenges people bring including anxiety, trauma, depression, bereavement, relationship struggles,abuse, OCD, eating disorders, suicidal feelings, mental health difficulties and counselling for self development.

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My therapy room is a peaceful, private space 5-10 mins walking distance from Glastonbury town centre. I work with adults and children, individuals and couples. This can be long or short term counselling, face to face or via the telephone/internet.

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I have a standard fee of £45 per session for adults and £50 per session for children. There are some concessionary spaces available on a sliding scale of £35-45 for those whose personal circumstances require a reduced fee. Please feel free to ask about this.

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Creative Therapy

…a safe space to unfold and Be…

I also offer the opportunity to incorporate Creative Therapy if, when and as you choose. This might involve the use of colour, movement, sound, paint, clay, crafts, sand-play, poetry… whatever you are drawn to that helps you to explore and discover in a warm, non-judgmental environment.

~ “Every human being has the capacity to be creative… what is creative is frequently therapeutic. What is therapeutic is frequently a creative process… using the expressive arts to foster emotional healing… and awaken individual creativity is an increasingly expanding field.” ~ Natalie Rogers ~

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