
AUTISM SPECIALIST COUNSELLOR & ACCREDITED BODY PSYCHOTHERAPIST
A space for deep listening, embodied healing, and neurodivergent flourishing.
Welcome. I’m so glad you’re here.
Sometimes, the world can feel like it wasn’t quite built for the way your mind works or how your body feels. Whether you are navigating life as an autistic or neurodivergent person, or you are finding your way through the painful complexity of parental estrangement, I offer a place where you don’t have to “fit in” to a model that wasn’t made for you.
I believe that therapy is, at its heart, a relationship. It is a collaborative journey of coming home to yourself, honouring your unique neurological profile and the quiet wisdom of your body.
Listening to the Body’s Wisdom
Listening to the Body’s Wisdom
As an Accredited Body Psychotherapist, I recognise that our stories aren’t just told in words; they are held in our nervous systems. If you have felt a disconnect between your mind and body, or if trauma and anxiety have manifested as physical symptoms, we can work together to find a sense of embodied peace.
In my therapy room in Weldon, Northamptonshire, we have the choice to work from exceptionally comfortable snuggler chairs or utilise a floor-based mattress to help you feel grounded and supported. While I have offered video therapy since 2008 to ensure accessibility, I find a special resonance in in-person work, where the shared energy of the room supports deep, relational healing.

Specialist Support for Estrangement & Alienation
Specialist Support for Estrangement & Alienation
The pain of parental estrangement is a heavy burden to carry alone. I provide a dedicated, non-judgmental space for those navigating these complex relational dynamics. I also offer specialist supervision for fellow practitioners, exploring the unique ways neurodivergence may play a role in these family fractures.
My Journey & Professional Roots
My Journey & Professional Roots
My journey has been deeply rooted in both professional study and a heartfelt commitment to the neurodivergent community. In 2016, I was delighted to become the first person to receive a Queen’s Honour for my services to Asperger’s syndrome. This recognition followed years of academic and clinical focus, including a Master’s Degree in Autism, where I developed a bespoke counselling model specifically for those whose lives have been shaped by the experience of Asperger’s.
To ensure I can meet you exactly where you are, I’ve trained in a wide range of therapies, from CBT and EMDR to ACT and Hypno-psychotherapy. Beyond the therapy room, my work extends to founding the charity Action for Neurodiversity and serving as a Fellow of the Royal Society for Public Health. Whether you are seeking clarity through a pre-diagnostic assessment, looking for ways to strengthen your relationship, or simply need a therapist who truly “gets it,” I am here to walk that path with you.


My Journey & Professional Roots
My journey has been deeply rooted in both professional study and a heartfelt commitment to the neurodivergent community. In 2016, I was delighted to become the first person to receive a Queen’s Honour for my services to Asperger’s syndrome. This recognition followed years of academic and clinical focus, including a Master’s Degree in Autism, where I developed a bespoke counselling model specifically for those whose lives have been shaped by the experience of Asperger’s.
To ensure I can meet you exactly where you are, I’ve trained in a wide range of therapies, from CBT and EMDR to ACT and Hypno-psychotherapy. Beyond the therapy room, my work extends to founding the charity Action for Neurodiversity and serving as a Fellow of the Royal Society for Public Health. Whether you are seeking clarity through a pre-diagnostic assessment, looking for ways to strengthen your relationship, or simply need a therapist who truly “gets it,” I am here to walk that path with you.







