My therapeutic work is grounded in the understanding that therapy provides a space to slow down, become more aware of what is happening for you, and explore what may be possible.

By bringing gentle curiosity to how you experience yourself in the present moment, we can begin to uncover new ways to relate, heal, and move forward with greater choice.

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How Gestalt works:

Gestalt psychotherapy offers a flexible, relational framework that meets you where you are, providing grounded support across a range of experiences:

Anxiety & Overwhelm

Anxiety often manifests in overthinking, worry, or physical tension. Gestalt helps you slow down and bring attention to both your thoughts and bodily sensations—such as shallow breathing or restlessness—allowing you to ground yourself in the present rather than becoming caught in constant future-focused worry.

Depression & Low Mood

Depression can feel like numb disconnection, heaviness, or energy turned inward. By paying attention to subtle emotions, physical energy, and how you withdraw from your environment, Gestalt provides a supportive space to gently re-engage with your feelings and vitality at a manageable pace.

Relational & Developmental Trauma

Early developmental experiences and relational trauma continue to shape how we feel about ourselves and how safe we feel with others. Gestalt offers a compassionate, relational space to notice protective habits such as hypervigilance, emotional shutdown, or difficulty trusting others and process them with safety and care.

Relationships & Recurring Patterns

We often repeat familiar patterns in relationships—such as accommodating others, struggling to set boundaries, or pulling away when things become close. Gestalt explores these dynamics directly, helping you understand how you connect or withdraw, so you can build clearer, more fulfilling relationships.

Neurodivergence (ADHD, Autism & Beyond)

Navigating a world designed for neurotypical norms can lead to masking, exhaustion, and feeling misunderstood. Gestalt provides an open, non-judgmental space to explore your unique identity, sensory experiences, and ways of processing, helping you live authentically without trying to fit external expectations.

Life Transitions & Identity Changes

Major life shifts such as career changes, relationship endings, relocation, or ageing can unsettle your sense of who you are. Gestalt helps you navigate the uncertainty of transitions, helping you process what is ending, integrate your experiences, and discover what you want to carry forward.