I am a Counsellor at TLC Rehab, driven by a profound curiosity about the human mind and a genuine desire to support individuals from all walks of life. Over the years, I have worked with clients ranging in age from 12 to their 70s, addressing a variety of emotional, behavioural, and mental health challenges. My experience spans NHS rehab settings, mental health hospitals, schools, and online platforms, where I have adapted my approach to meet each client’s unique needs. By integrating psychotherapy and hypnotherapy, I offer a holistic approach that fosters personal insight and healthier coping strategies in a safe, supportive environment.
Beyond the therapy room, I enjoy playing the guitar, crocheting, attending dance classes, and socialising – outlets that bring me balance, joy, and relaxation. These creative pursuits also serve a therapeutic purpose: I often incorporate music and crafts into my practice as tools for self-exploration, relapse prevention, or simply for clients to have fun and express themselves. Teaching and guiding others has become a passion of mine too, stemming from the belief that open communication and healthy boundaries are vital in any healing journey.
The path that led me to TLC is one of shared values and a commitment to truly helping people – especially those dealing with addiction. I was inspired by the determination and compassion of TLC’s founders, aligning perfectly with my own personal and professional ethos. Addiction is complex, placing immense pressure on individuals, which is why TLC’s focus on empathy and understanding is so important to me. Every day, I witness clients bravely confront their fears and make meaningful changes, echoing my guiding principle: “Bravery is not the absence of fear, but the will to overcome it.” It’s a privilege to be part of such an endeavour, working alongside a dedicated team united by a single aim: to help people heal.