Collaborative, Creative and Inclusive
About Me
Hello, I’m Emily.
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I’m a BACP-registered integrative counsellor and educator in counselling theory and skills. I work with adults who are looking for a space to slow down, reflect, and feel genuinely heard.
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Therapy with me is collaborative and relational. I offer a steady, supportive environment where you can explore what’s happening for you at your own pace — whether that’s making sense of the past, navigating the present, or moving towards meaningful change.
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In my work, I see again and again that healing happens through connection: to ourselves, to others, and to the world around us.
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"The more we trust, the farther we are able to venture."​
​Esther Perel
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Compassionate
Accepting
Safe
My Approach
My practice is relational, trauma-informed, and grounded in deep respect for each person’s unique story and way of being.
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I draw on a range of therapeutic perspectives — including person-centred, psychodynamic, transactional analysis, and CBT — to help us understand emotional experience, relational patterns, and the parts of you that may feel stuck, conflicted, or hard to access. Alongside conversation, I may offer creative approaches such as sandtray work when this supports deeper exploration.
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As a counselling educator, I bring psychological insight and gentle psychoeducation where helpful, supporting you not only to explore what you’re feeling, but to make sense of it.
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I work in a neurodivergent-affirming, LGBTQIA+ inclusive, and gender-affirming way. You are welcome exactly as you are. My approach is always shaped around the person in front of me, recognising that there is no single “right” way to experience or move through the world.
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I remain committed to ongoing learning, reflection, and ethical practice so that I can show up fully and responsibly for the people I work with.
What I can help with ...
People often come to therapy when something no longer feels sustainable — internally, emotionally, or within their relationships.
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This might include:
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anxiety, stress, and overwhelm
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low mood, shame, or self-criticism
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trauma and its ongoing impact
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identity, self-worth, and self-acceptance
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relationship patterns and interpersonal difficulties
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challenging thoughts, feelings, or behaviours
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feeling stuck, lost, or disconnected from yourself
You don’t need to have everything figured out before starting therapy. Sometimes it begins simply with a sense that something matters and needs space.
Qualifications & professional background ...
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​BACP Registered Integrative Counsellor
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Advanced Diploma in Integrative Counselling — IronMill College
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Lecturer in Counselling Theory & Skills — Exeter College
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Counsellor — Intercom Trust (LGBTQIA+ charity)
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Cert Ed (Teaching) — University of Exeter