
Counselling & Psychotherapy for Adults in Bristol and Online
While I have a particular interest in supporting individuals living with chronic health conditions, my work also extends to a range of other emotional and psychological challenges. I offer counselling for people who are feeling and experiencing:
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Anxiety, depression, or ongoing stress
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Work-related pressure or burnout
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Feel unworthy, or incapable, often comparing yourself unfavourably to others
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Have high standards for yourself, often accompanied by a fear of making mistakes
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Feel anxious at the thought of disappointing someone
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Relationship difficulties or conflict
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The lingering impact of past experiences on your present
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Feelings of loneliness, disconnection, or a sense that something’s missing
How Working With Me Can Support You:
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Take back control – Learn strategies to manage stress and burnout
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Speak up for yourself – Communicate your needs with confidence
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Learn to be kinder to yourself – Replace harsh self-talk with self-compassion
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Reconnect with what truly matters – Shift from just getting through the day to living with purpose
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Cope with change – Navigate transitions with strength and self-compassion
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Discover what happiness means for you – And build a life that reflects it
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Explore coping mechanisms that once helped you cope but may no longer serve you - so you can develop more effective ways to deal with life with more confidence
Through in-person or online counselling and psychotherapy in Bristol, you can slow down, be heard, and reconnect with your true self.
Training & Experience
My journey in mental health began over 7 years ago, starting with my counselling and psychotherapy training and progressing through diverse professional roles that have shaped my expertise. Since qualifying as a psychotherapist in 2022, I have continued to deepen my practice, working across various settings and gaining valuable experience in supporting individuals' mental well-being.
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University of South Wales - Masters in Integrative counselling and psychotherapy (2024).
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University of South Wales - Postgraduate diploma in Integrative counselling and psychotherapy (2021-2022).
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University of South Wales - L6 Certificate in Integrative Counselling skills (2020).
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L3 Certificate in Counselling (2019).
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City of Bristol College - L2 certificate in counselling skills (2018).
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University of South Africa - HONS degree: Industrial and organisational psychology (2010).
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University of South Africa - Bachelor of Arts: Psychology (2005).
As an integrative counsellor, I blend a variety of therapeutic approaches to meet the unique needs of each client. This includes Relational Psychotherapy, which emphasises the importance of relationships in our wellbeing and explores how past experiences shape our present emotions, behaviours and how we relate to others.
I also draw on Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) to help clients address unhelpful thought patterns and behaviours, particularly for those dealing with anxiety, depression, and other challenges.
Compassion-Focused Therapy (CFT) supports clients in cultivating self-compassion, especially for those struggling with shame and self-criticism.
Additionally, I use inner child work to help clients heal past emotional wounds and break patterns of self-criticism.
I also incorporate Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFT), a goal-oriented approach that focuses on building solutions and leveraging clients' existing strengths.
By combining these approaches, I tailor therapy to fit each client’s specific needs, supporting their journey toward healing and growth.
