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Do you find it difficult to talk in an enclosed setting?

 

Amongst regular counselling support is Trauma Management. Examples include the impact of rape, sexual and domestic abuse, and PTSD.

 

 Providing a  nerodiversity-affirming service. Delivering  individualised support to achieve personal goals. Using strength -based approaches, whilst working with  individuals on the autism spectrum.  

 

Over the past 4 years I have also worked within woodland settings which offers profound opportunity to listen and share  struggles encountered.

 

My experience and research shows how vital it can be to connect within nature through touch, sight & sound. Conversation whilst within the beautiful environment of Cornish woodland supports the coping with a wide range of sensory overload.

 

We walk towards a clearer pathway of forward thinking. My approach is to celebrate neurological differences via an invitation to take off the mask, to offer the true self. Together, we walk onwards, taking a journey of self-discovery, acceptance, strength, courage & empowerment. 

 

Continued areas of focus are: anxiety, depression, narcissism, attachment, dissociative identity disorder, bipolar, stress, emotional unstable personality disorder, co-dependency, seasonal affective disorder, bereavement, child loss, empaths 

 

I offer high support with curious questioning, always asked with warmth and kindness and, if appropriate, laughter. I believe playfulness is great at easing discomfort.

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