My Counselling Services

Select a service to learn more about how I can support you.

Fertility Counselling

Providing a compassionate space to explore the complex emotions and invisible grief that can accompany fertility challenges — the loss, longing, and hope that often exist side by side.

Whether you have received a concrete diagnosis of male or female infertility, or your inability to conceive has been labelled "unexplained infertility", facing difficulties conceiving can feel overwhelming, isolating, and emotionally exhausting. You may be feeling nervous about embarking on fertility treatment, struggling with unsuccessful cycles or miscarriage, or considering moving on. Or perhaps considering your options if fertility treatment is not for you.

Despite what our logical minds might tell us, many of us feel that if we decide that we want children, we should be able to have them. For both men and women, struggling to conceive can feel like a failure and may trigger feelings of shame and worthlessness. Relationships with partners, family, friends and colleagues may be impacted. Perhaps everyone in your friend group has children, and it feels like you are being left behind. Babies are everywhere you look. You find yourself getting upset by yet another pregnancy announcement at work.

Suddenly you are facing a life unexpected, and it all feels out of your control.

Counselling provides a safe and supportive space to:

You are welcome whether attending as an individual or couple, in a heterosexual or same-sex relationship, or going it alone. For those considering fertility treatment using donated gametes, I also offer 'implications counselling' to support you in making the right decision for you.

Miscarriage & Baby Loss

Losing a baby at any stage is a profound and heartbreaking experience. For those who have undergone fertility treatment, miscarriage can add yet another layer of grief. These losses often happen early, before public pregnancy announcements, making the experience an invisible and difficult-to-measure sorrow.

Counselling offers a compassionate space to:

What I Offer

A safe space for your difficult emotions, hopes and healing.

I've written more about my approach to fertility counselling — you can read it here.

Perinatal Counselling

Supporting your wellbeing through pregnancy and beyond.

Pregnancy and early parenthood bring both joy and challenges. Perinatal counselling helps you feel supported and understood as you adjust to these major life transitions:

Miscarriage & Baby Loss

A new pregnancy after miscarriage or baby loss can trigger complex emotions like fear of recurrence or guilt over moving forward.

Counselling offers a compassionate space to:

What I Offer

A supportive space to explore your hopes and fears and your new place in the world.

Couples & Relationship Counselling

"Love is a verb. Not a permanent state of enthusiasm."
— Esther Perel

Couples seek counselling for a wide range of reasons:

How Counselling Helps

In sessions, you and your partner will learn practical tools for healthy communication, explore patterns that may be keeping you stuck, and develop strategies to support each other more effectively. The focus is not on assigning blame, but on building stronger foundations for your relationship. Whilst I understand that one or both of you may feel uneasy about coming to couples counselling, for it to have the best chance of success it is important that both partners are prepared to invest in the process, showing up to sessions with openness and curiosity. In most cases I will suggest some occasional individual sessions with each of you, which can be helpful in bringing to light and working on any obstacles to the couples therapy.

Couples counselling provides a safe and supportive space to:

It is important to state that not all couples counselling will result in couples strengthening their relationship. In some cases, it may be that the healthiest outcome is separation, in which case counselling can help explore ways to do this safely and respectfully.

Who Can Benefit

Couples counselling is helpful whether you're:

What I Offer

A compassionate, neutral space to explore your relationship.

Life Transitions Counselling

"The best way out is always through."
— Robert Frost

When Life Changes Feel Overwhelming

Transitions — even positive ones — can stir up stress, uncertainty, and emotional strain. Whether planned or unexpected, big life changes often bring up questions of identity, purpose, and belonging. Counselling provides a space to pause, reflect, and find your way forward.

Times where counselling can be helpful:

How Counselling Helps

Through counselling, you can:

What I Offer

A supportive space for growth.