Psychotherapists and Counsellors Answer your Questions

I have a background in medical anthropology, which focuses attention on the ways that social constructs like race, gender, ability, wealth and sexuality contribute to conceptions of health and...

I have a background in medical anthropology, which focuses attention on the ways that social constructs like race, gender, ability, wealth and sexuality contribute to conceptions of health and illness. That health and illness are relational, dynamic and always being negotiated is core to my worldview. What this means for my therapeutic practice is that I will always seek to understand the individual in their environment.

I am particularly interested in neurodivergence. In fact, I value human diversity in all its forms and am passionate about helping clients to explore and embrace their uniqueness.

I am particularly interested in neurodivergence. In fact, I value human diversity in all its forms and am passionate about helping clients to explore and embrace their uniqueness.

John Bowlby's Attachment theory emphasises the importance of early emotional bonds serving as a foundation for future relationships. He proposed these bonds are vital for survival & emotional...

John Bowlby's Attachment theory emphasises the importance of early emotional bonds serving as a foundation for future relationships. He proposed these bonds are vital for survival & emotional development. Having healthy awareness & a strong sense of emotional self enables us to have a better understanding of ourselves & how we relate to others.

I am most interested in the individual journey to understand the self, and to learn to connect to the self with compassion, kindness and love.

I am most interested in the individual journey to understand the self, and to learn to connect to the self with compassion, kindness and love.

This is a hard one to narrow down. I am interested in a lot! However, I would say that the internal world of the client is really important. I am fascinated by coping strategies and mechanisms that...

This is a hard one to narrow down. I am interested in a lot! However, I would say that the internal world of the client is really important. I am fascinated by coping strategies and mechanisms that clients develop to safeguard themselves in life.