If you are struggling with feelings or struggle to stop your thoughts this might be time to try to access a therapist. One who has a calm and expansive presence, this will help you to feel calmer and connect to your inner wisdom.
Get In TouchThere is not really anything that I would not consider working with or don’t have some experience of. I have been helping people with life crises for many years.
I do however have areas of special interests and these are Self Care, Bereavement & Health issues, and Sexual and gender identity. I love to work with creative people (writers, potters, artists, designers, film makers, etc…)
I am a calm, warm and supportive therapist who works with deep compassion. I work with your qualities and potential and adapt my approach to your individual needs, likes and dislikes.
I may use creative materials, drawing, writing or even sound. These methods work better online. I don’t believe that therapy should always be difficult. There can often be space for joy and laughter in your transformation and there is always space for you.
My basic rate is £55 per 50-minute session.
I offer some concessions, based on need and availability. I welcome psychotherapy and counselling students.
I run occasional workshops on self-care, loss, coping with cancer, mental health awareness.
Workshops and Retreats cost from £100 depending upon location.
Fiona is an important part of my recovery, I trust her, she is calm and kind and that is very reassuring. She is honest in a gentle way which has helped me to know myself. She has helped me to grow emotionally and spiritually.
Caroline
I can talk openly to Fiona about anything and she helped me with my creative projects as well in the challenges with relationships.
Narinder
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