I am a trauma-sensitive, psychodynamic and person-centred therapist with special interests in body awareness, mindfulness and nature connection. I work creatively and gently to reflect on present and past contexts and the ways our present experience is influenced by these. My… Read More »Jan Barfoot
Colin is a person-centred counsellor working in a collaborative, respectful way with whatever you want to explore. He has experience of working with those feeling anxious, feeling low, or who have family troubles or relationship struggles. Perhaps you’d like to talk to someone about traumatic… Read More »Colin Fenton
We don’t seem to question cleaning and dressing a wound or resting a broken limb to give it thebest conditions to heal quickly. With emotional pain a very similar approach is true: when certainconditions are met healing can begin. Our emotional wounds and traumas created… Read More »Kaire Davidson
I am drawn to working with neurodiverse individuals, trauma survivors, and creating a place that men can be comfortable being vulnerable in. I endeavour to create a space of warmth, confidentiality, integrity, and inclusivity with all my clients.
I have a wealth of experience in… Read More »Michael McGovern
Sylvain works from the heart to bring about spiritual development with psychological healing. He is focused on helping people achieve positive, tangible, and permanent changes.
Kate works with clients experiencing a wide range of issues including anxiety, depression, stress, exploration of identity, and relationship difficulties. She has considerable experience working with mental health and a specialism in trauma. For more than 20 years Kate worked in ecotherapy in adult and… Read More »Kate Hedges
Adrian offers counselling to adults regardless of age, sex, sexual orientation, race and history. He has been counselling since 2007.
Adrian uses an integrative approach but practises mostly psychodynamically, where the unconscious is made conscious through the exploration of emotions and our defences to them.… Read More »Adrian Tupper