Joy
Meaning & motivation
When the things that used to matter have gone quiet, and you want to feel like yourself again.
Counselling & psychotherapy · London & online
Talk to someone who gets it. A calm, confidential space to make sense of anxiety, low mood, grief, anger — or a feeling you can’t quite name yet.
Every feeling belongs
The wheel is a real tool used in therapy: each colour is a core emotion, and the more intense the feeling, the deeper its hue. Nothing on it is wrong to feel.
Together we make sense of what yours are telling you — and at the centre sits settled: the calm, regulated place we work towards, even when there’s no strong feeling at all.
A space that’s yours
Therapy is confidential and unhurried. You won’t be diagnosed at, rushed, or handed a worksheet. You’ll be listened to — properly — by someone trained to help you understand yourself.
Sessions run for 50 minutes, in person in Stoke Newington or over video anywhere in the UK.
What we help with
Joy
When the things that used to matter have gone quiet, and you want to feel like yourself again.
Trust
Patterns that keep repeating, closeness that feels hard, or rebuilding trust after it was broken.
Fear
A mind that races ahead, a body that stays on alert, panic that arrives without warning.
Sadness
Heaviness that has outstayed its welcome — when getting through the day takes everything you have.
Grief
Grief has no timetable. A space to carry what — and who — you have lost, at your own pace.
Anger
Anger that surprises you, or that you have learned to swallow. Both are worth understanding.
Anticipation
Standing at a threshold — a move, a relationship, a diagnosis, a version of your life ending or starting.
Settled
Sometimes there is no strong feeling at all — just flatness, or a sense of nothing. That belongs here too.
Not sure where you fit? That’s completely normal — start with a free call.
How it works
Twenty minutes on the phone, no cost and no commitment — a chance to hear how I work and see if it feels right.
We start wherever you are. There is nothing you need to prepare, and no feeling that is too small or too much to bring.
Most people come once a week. There is no fixed number of sessions — we review together, and you decide how far to go.
Who you’d be talking to
I’m an integrative counsellor and a registered member of the BACP, with fifteen years alongside people through anxiety, loss, burnout and the ordinary hard patches of a life.
More about me and how I work →
From the journal
A first step
Free 20-minute intro call · In person in London or online · Evening appointments available