
I believe everyone should be able to reach their full potential as a unique individual, despite setbacks, misfortune or self-doubt.

What has happened to you?
Your life is not what it could be. You are going through difficulties. This can be painful, terrifying, lonely and persistent. How to proceed?
Person-centred therapy can help you to:
- Overcome mental illness, distress or frustrations,
- Find your own solutions and fresh perspectives,
- Come to terms with events and situations,
- Recover from trauma and abuse,
- Find more meaning in your life,
- Have more positive thoughts and feelings,
- Feel more open to new experiences and less anxious about the future,
- Be less vulnerable to life’s challenges, and more effective in problem-solving,
- Be more confident in how you relate to other people,
- Live by your own values, feeling more in control of your life.
Maybe I can help you
You have tremendous capacity to grow beyond your current difficulties, provided that you have a suitable environment in which to explore and understand what is happening with you, in your own terms. I can help provide this environment.
I’m one of Cornwall’s leading person-centred psychotherapists, and am lucky enough do this work full-time. I trained with globally recognized experts at the University of Nottingham, and I help people in the UK and worldwide, from my home in Mounts Bay, West Cornwall.
Person-centred therapy is an evidence-based approach that is as effective as other leading therapies or medication, yet with long-lasting change. It has proven effective for all types of condition, and all types of people. It doesn’t matter what your diagnosis is, or whether you have one at all.
More about person-centred therapy / counselling / coaching

Are you stressed, anxious or depressed?
Are you affected by trauma?
Is your relationship in difficulties?
Are you trying to overcome an addiction?
Are you struggling with the loss of a loved one?
Has adult ADHD made your life difficult?
Are you a student concerned about your mental wellbeing?
Are you ‘doing ok’ but wondering whether you can get more from life?
Therapy should be as individual as you are.
