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WHO I HELP

You are not broken. There’s a reason you feel this way. Find out about who I help and what areas I specialise in.

IS THIS YOU?

You may be experiencing anxiety, panic or ongoing stress that feels difficult to manage on your own.

Perhaps you’ve already tried different approaches and are looking for deeper understanding and lasting change.

Therapy can help you make sense of what’s happening and begin to feel calmer and more in control.

WHO I HELP

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ANXIETY

You might be living with ongoing anxiety that feels difficult to switch off. Anxiety can affect how you think, feel and move through everyday life, and sometimes appears alongside other experiences such as ADHD, autism, menopause or obsessive thoughts.

Common experiences include:

• Constant worry or overthinking

• Feeling restless, tense or on edge

• Difficulty sleeping or relaxing

If anxiety is affecting your wellbeing, therapy can help you understand what’s happening and find ways to feel calmer, clearer and more in control.

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PANIC

You might be experiencing panic attacks or sudden waves of intense anxiety that feel overwhelming or frightening. Panic attacks can happen unexpectedly and may make everyday situations feel difficult.

Common experiences include:

• Sudden panic attacks with racing heart, dizziness or breathlessness

• Feeling out of control or afraid something terrible might happen

• Avoiding places or situations for fear of panic returning

If panic attacks are affecting your life, therapy can help you understand these responses and regain a sense of safety and control.

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STRESS

You might be feeling overwhelmed by stress, whether from work, life pressures or ongoing demands that feel difficult to manage. Long-term stress can affect both emotional and physical wellbeing.

Common experiences include:

• Feeling constantly under pressure or unable to switch off

• Irritability, exhaustion or difficulty concentrating

• Physical tension, headaches, disrupted sleep or nail biting

If stress is affecting your daily life, therapy can help you develop ways to feel more balanced, grounded and resilient.