Counselling & Therapy

I offer a safe supportive environment in which I aim to assist you to:

•       Connect to your inner wisdom and be led by your inner authority

•       Commit to living in service of your values and authentic desires

•       Understand your gifts and your wounds and the relationship between them

If you decide to work with me it will be like setting out on a journey together. On that journey I’ll be your fellow traveller, companion and guide. I can support people with a wide range of issues including depression, anxiety, addiction, search for purpose, relationship difficulties and life transitions. I am particularly interested in spirituality and can offer support to those who may feel that they are undergoing a spiritual emergence or emergency. I have a background in nursing specialising in palliative care which I feel can also assist me in helping people who are experiencing issues with illness, end of life, bereavement, loss and  grief. I also offer support in helping people to integrate material from psychedelic experiences.

About Psychosynthesis Therapy:

Psychosynthesis is an integrative, holistic psychology that builds upon the foundations of psychoanalytic, Jungian, humanistic and developmental psychologies. Psychosynthesis was developed in 1911 by Italian psychiatrist Roberto Assagioli. He began developing the insight that even as the psychological past exists in the present, so too does the psychological future. In other words, just as childhood is affecting our present living, so too is our vast human potential for healing and change.

Psychosynthesis is not simply a model of pathology and treatment, but a developmental approach which can help guide a person to understand the meaning of their human life within the broad context of synthesis – the drive towards the harmonisation of all relationships, whether intrapersonal, or interpersonal, between individuals and groups.

The focus is on how to help people realise their full potential and actualise themselves in the world, as well as how to address issues of identity, purpose, meaning and values and negotiate crisis in whatever form it appears in people’s lives.