Sometimes we really just need someone to talk to – without any fear of having our vulnerabilities turned against us or of feeling judged. A counsellor is a neutral and supportive person who won’t go gossiping about you and won’t kick you when you’re feeling down.
I’m a registered TRE provider, so I understand the effects of trauma on the body and the mind. I use this knowledge in my counselling. All of us have experienced trauma to some extent, and it may be affecting you more than you realise.

Another interest is helping people quit smoking. I used to smoke, so I fully understand the struggle. I know the brain and nervous-system related reasons why it is so hard to quit and how we can make the transition easier. From there, my interest in other addictions also developed, such as emotional issues that create process addictions. For alcoholism, people close to me have recovered from this problem but I don’t specialise in it. There are many resources available to you if you are facing this challenge.
Another of my key interests is the transition from life to death. Sometimes what we need most is a gentle and caring heart, someone who can truly hear what we are going through and give us support. I believe consciousness continues when the body fails, and that spirit informs all of my counselling, in any area and with anyone.