I am particularly passionate about working with high achievers and high functioning anxiety. If on the surface you look like you have it all together, but the implicit voice of self-doubt plagues you, then we will probably work well together.

I am someone who holds myself to a high standard, and understand the double-edged sword that can be. My style is warm, and I value humour, honesty and authenticity. I believe change happens from the inside out - when we can get to the root of why you are stuck, we can figure out how to create lasting change. I love using the science of the mind, brain, and body, to understand why we struggle.

I qualified as a doctor in 1989 from the University of Bristol. I work with adult Mental Health with a range of difficulties, including neurodiversity and Adult ADHD.

Since making a diagnosis of ADHD is a complex process where we rule out other possibilities that may account for symptoms of ADHD, I believe a multidisciplinary approach is a comprehensive way to ensure an accurate diagnosis. If you have been diagnosed and you wish to explore medication as a treatment option, and it is appropriate for you, I will work with you to get you onto the right type of medication as well as the right dose.

I specialise in neurodiversity (autism and ADHD), trauma, complex PTSD, and inner child work, and work with both adolescents and adults. If you recognise feelings of shame or guilt, feel like you have to be self-sufficient and independent, and anxiety drives you to overcompensate for perceived shortfalls, we will likely work well together.

My style in therapy is warm, honest, and intuitive, and I work collaboratively to approach problems in a creative way. I have always had a particular interest in people who feel misunderstood or who aren’t given a voice, and aim to help you develop strategies to feel more grounded.

I work with Neurodiversity (Autistic Spectrum Disorder and ADHD), trauma and anxiety, in both adolescents and adults. I have spent the past 13 years working across the lifespan in both School settings, and in private practice. Being on the inside of a School setting has been a great advantage to my therapy.

I am compassionate, respectful and curious. I am additionally trained in brain-based therapies, and as a trauma release exercise (TRE) practitioner. I am passionate about supporting those with neurodivesity in a neuroaffirmative way.

With 13 years experience, I work with high achieving adults and adolescents who struggle with anxiety, trauma and relationship difficulties. I have specialist training in Relationship Therapy and Brain Based therapy. Drawing on a systemic and interpersonal approach, I offer a unique and integrated perspective to my client’s therapeutic goals and needs.

I have a good understanding of Autism and ADHD, and enjoy supporting people who may be experiencing difficulties related to neurodiversity - either in themselves or in family members.

I am passionate about working with high functioning anxiety, burnout, and stress anxiety in high achievers. I understand the double edged sword that comes with being driven and motivated to perform to the best of your potential, and enjoy looking at things from various different angles.

I am also experienced in and have a special interest in working with ADHD and Autistic Spectrum Disorder. Whether you are newly diagnosed, or want to spend time gaining a deeper understanding of your difficulties, and some effective strategies for navigating life, I would love to help.

Having spent part of my career in the corporate environment, I have a good understanding of the mechanisms of corporate pressuress and the related stress and burnout. I am passionate about working with high achievers who are facing work related stress, imposter syndrome, high functioning anxiety, and relational difficulties.

I am also particularly interested in supporting parents, from the postpartum adjustment, returning to work, through to the challenges of raising adolescents. I have a good sense of humour, am warm, and love to problem solve.

I work with individuals over the age of 16, struggling with a range of difficulties. I am particularly passionate, as well as experienced in working with high-achievers, neurodiversity (Autistic Spectrum Disorder and ADHD), and gender identity (LGBTQ+). I also do ASD and ADHD assessments.

I am registered as both a Clinical Psychologist and a CBT therapist, as well as a gender specialist. I have published Psychological research, lectured at a University and been the principal lead for an inpatient setting. I am curious, analytical, laid-back, and humorous.

With 7 years experience on the NHS, I have accumulated a broad range of experience. In private practice I work predominantly with high achievers who are struggling with high functioning anxiety and perfectionism. I also work with trauma, and relationship difficulties. I draw from various theories, including CAT.

Having worked on an autism diagnostic service, I am experienced in working with neurodiversity, and take a positive, strengths-based approach. I am curious, down-to-earth, creative, and I don’t take myself too seriously.

With over 10 years experience, I have worked in a range of mental health difficulties. In my NHS role, I work with complex mental health, trauma, and supporting families to help their loved one. In private practice, my focus is on high-achievers and trauma.

I work from a CBT framework to start with, and have additional training in other approaches that I will implement when needed. These include compassion focused therapy, acceptance and commitment therapy, and EMDR. I am thorough and pride myself on an excellent standard of care.

I offer ADHD assessments to older adolescents and adults. Through my years of work as a therapist, I have worked with an increasing number of individuals with undiagnosed ADHD. This often looks very similar to depression, anxiety, unmet potential, and almost always comes with a fractured self-image.

Receiving the correct treatment for ADHD is life-changing, and the first step towards this is a comprehensive assessment. When offering an assessment, my aim is to be comprehensive, so that you can access the right treatment.