About me

Hi, and welcome to my counselling practice. I decided from a young age I wanted to pursue a career in helping people. This led me to undertake a psychology degree at University of Central Lancashire. From there I went on to be a personal advisor and then later a mentor working with young people. It was in this role that I decided I would like to go further and help people on a deeper level. I went back to university and trained as a counsellor at Leeds Beckett University. I became a BACP Accredited counsellor in March 2023 which means I have a more senior level of expertise and experience in my field.

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I have previously worked for Rochdale and district Mind, Noah’s Ark centre and Healthy Minds in Halifax where I have supported a very diverse range of clients and issues. I also worked at Women Centre in Bradford for a year between 2023 and 2024 working with victims of domestic abuse. Currently as well as working with private clients I also work for Bank of England as there only staff counsellor based outside of London which I do 2 days a week. I have particular specialisms in working with clients with autism, anxiety, depression, relationship issues and sexual and physical abuse as well as people who have been in emotionally abusive relationships. I work together with clients to help them achieve their goals and lead a more fulfilling life.  Often past experiences can cause problems and behaviours in the present and therefore we may need to explore this in order for you to move forward in your future life goals.

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I am qualified as a counselling supervisor supporting other counsellors and supervisors with their clinical cases. I work within the seven-eyed model of supervision and gained my qualification through the Manchester Institute for Psychotherapy.

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I work for the Health insurance providers Bupa, Axa and Aviva so contact me if you would like to claim through them for the sessions.