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I am particularly interested in how psychoanalysis can challenge the dominant ‘mental health’ paradigm that sees trauma as something purely ‘external’ to the individual and which treats people as ‘passive victims’ of life events.  Instead, my focus is on how individuals experience and interpret such events.

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Now, I am pleased to announce that I am stepping back into private practice and offering a limited number of slots to clients who would like to have therapy with me.

As the Founder of Just Therapy, you have my pledge that I will abide by the principles of non-judgement, neutrality, evidence-based practise, exploration, resilience, and free speech.

I work with all manner of issues, ranging from addiction and anxiety to gender dysphoria and relationship issues.

I look forward to working with you.

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My background in both the sciences and the arts brings both precision and imagination into the therapy room, an eye for what’s systemic as well as what’s symbolic. I care about how early experiences wire us, but also about how meaning, memory, and mystery shape our inner world. Having grown up across multiple countries, and speaking several languages, I also bring a cross-cultural sensitivity to my work.

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After training at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama, I went into news broadcasting at the BBC World Service. Later, I spent 9 years in government Scrutiny and although I enjoyed the democratic process, after a considerable period of self-reflection and a revaluation of my life, I went on to train, and found meaning in working, as a psychotherapist.

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So if you feel you’re constantly managing the effects of your past without success – whether that’s presenting as dysregulating emotions, negative beliefs about self, chronic health conditions, medically unexplained symptoms, feeling unsafe in your own body, flashbacks, nightmares, or struggling to find and maintain healthy relationships then I’ve got you.

Through therapy, I help you finally feel more stable, settled and safe in yourself, so you can stop being ruled by your past and start living the life you actually want.

I offer a free discovery call so we can informally meet and explore whether working together feels like a good fit.

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I’m an integrated therapist which means I’m trained in a variety of counselling therapies, providing individualised support for every client.

I offer a free 30 minute initial consultation before our first session which gives you a chance to share a little about what’s going on for you and I can answer any questions you have. My aim is to bring hope and optimism to your life, and with compassion and understanding, work alongside you so you can overcome your challenges now and manage your problems.

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I work psychodynamically and am a curious, empathic listener and will give you respectful feedback and will be interested to help you identify patterns in your life and your relationships. I have considerable experience gained working as a counsellor/psychotherapist in a variety of settings.

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I undertake assessments and client work for a local Guernsey counselling charity as well as working in my private practice (https://tothefore-counselling.gg).I also work as a non-religious hospital chaplain, specialising in Dementia and Alzheimer’s and am part of the leadership team in a vibrant local church.

My approach is Integrative Person-centred with a strong interest in Internal Family Systems/Parts. I counsel all ages from 17 upwards and have exemplary feedback from my clients.

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