Offering a flexible, grounded therapeutic space, shaped around what you need.
Counselling for Under 18's
counselling for 11-18 year olds
Working Together With Parents and Carers
counselling for 11-18 year olds
I offer counselling for young people aged 11–18 in Epsom, Surrey, as well as online sessions for those who prefer to meet from home. My aim is to create a space where young people feel safe, respected, and able to talk openly at their own pace. Sessions can be calm and reflective, creative and playful, or a mix of both.
how i can help your child
Working Together With Parents and Carers
counselling for 11-18 year olds
I support young people experiencing challenges such as anxiety, stress, low mood, friendship or relationship difficulties, school pressure, identity questions, family changes, and neurodivergent‑related overwhelm. Whether your child needs short‑term support or longer‑term therapy, sessions are shaped around what helps them feel calmer, more confident, and more able to move forward
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A Flexible, Creative Approach
Working Together With Parents and Carers
Working Together With Parents and Carers
I don’t believe therapy is a one‑size‑fits‑all process, especially for young people. Some communicate best through talking, while others connect more easily through games, craft, drawing, music, movement, or time outdoors. For some, meeting my cat Luna helps break the ice and makes the space feel more relaxed and friendly.
Working Together With Parents and Carers
Working Together With Parents and Carers
Working Together With Parents and Carers
Before starting therapy, we’ll have a thorough introductory call to explore what’s going on for your child and how I can support them. It’s a space for you to ask questions and for us to decide together whether counselling feels right.
I know it can feel daunting to send your child to therapy. To help ease the transition, I invite a parent
Before starting therapy, we’ll have a thorough introductory call to explore what’s going on for your child and how I can support them. It’s a space for you to ask questions and for us to decide together whether counselling feels right.
I know it can feel daunting to send your child to therapy. To help ease the transition, I invite a parent or carer into the first session so we can gently settle your child in and build a shared understanding of how we’ll work.