Working Together

What to expect in Therapy:
Starting therapy can feel like a big step. My aim is to make the process clear and approachable so you know what to expect.
While I specialise in faith deconstruction and identity transitions, I also work with a range of other issues, such as anxiety, relationships, and life transitions more broadly. If you're not sure whether we're a good fit, the free 20 minute call is the best way to find out.

Your First Session:
The first session is an opportunity to talk about what brings you to therapy and what support you’re looking for. You don't need to prepare anything at all.

We’ll explore:
    •    What has brought you to therapy
    •    How you hope therapy will help you 
    •    Why now? 

You are free to speak at your own pace; there’s no pressure to share everything straight away.

How I Work:
I’m an integrative counsellor, drawing on different approaches depending on your needs. Sessions may include:

    •    Understanding your thoughts, feelings, and patterns
    •    Exploring how past experiences influence the present
    •    Making your unconsciousness, conscious 
    •    Supporting your relationships and personal growth

My role isn’t to fix you but to work alongside you respectfully and collaboratively.

Session Structure & Pace:
  •    Duration: 50 minutes per session
    •    Frequency: Most people start weekly; we can adjust this  over time
    •    Sessions provide a safe space to reflect, process, and gain insight
    •    Everything you bring: frustration, grief, anger, or confusion, is welcome

Practical Details:
•    Fee: £75 per session 
    •    Availability: Online, Monday-Friday 10am-3pm; limited evening slots. 
    •    Consultation: Free 20-minute call to see if we’re a good fit
    •    Payment to be made before or on the day of the session via bank transfer
    •    You’re free to end therapy at any time with good notice so we are able to end our work together well. 

Next Steps:
To begin, get in touch to arrange your free 20 minute intro session.