I work with individuals (16+) who could be experiencing difficulties in any area of their lives; typically anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, physical or sexual abuse, low self-esteem, or confidence issues.

Although Person-centred by training, I also draw on Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) methods where applicable to enhance the therapy.

I hope to foster a collaborative approach to my work, building a trusting and meaningful therapeutic relationship. I work closely with clients to explore thoughts, feelings and behaviours which may be impacting negatively on their lives.

At its core is a highly empowering idea – that human beings, like all organic beings, come into this world with a set of needs and innate resources “givens”. If those needs are met appropriately and resources used wisely, it reduces the likelihood of becoming mentally ill.

By experiencing life, we gain knowledge of how to deal with certain situations but sometimes that understanding is not enough to guide us through. In Human Givens therapy we are showing how to change unhelpful thinking styles and help clients take a different perspective on their situation; problem-solving, pointing to whatever lessons are required to build on coping skills and removing unwanted trapped memories of trauma using the rewind technique.

Sessions involve active engagement between client and therapist to “build the bridge” and are led by what you want to talk about. We set positive achievable goals.

I am a highly experienced Clinical Psychologist and Systemic Family Therapist, dual trained and with a strong background in NHS services before establishing my independent practice in 2016. I work therapeutically with children, young people, and families, offering thoughtful, evidence-based support tailored to each individual and their wider context.

I have extensive experience working with complex emotional and relational difficulties, including anxiety, depression, OCD, trauma, loss, and relationship challenges. My work spans individuals, families, and wider professional systems, allowing me to support meaningful and sustainable change.

My specialist interests are neurodivergence and trauma, and I am particularly passionate about supporting children and young people within educational settings. I work collaboratively with families and schools to create environments where all young people can feel understood, supported, and able to thrive.

I also provide Autism Assessments and post-diagnostic support as well as more general psychological assessments to identify individual needs, inform therapeutic work or Education and Health Care Plans .

Hi I'm Laura, a fully qualified counsellor working in the Warwickshire area. I have my own private practice offering a therapeutic service to adults, adolescents and children. I have experience in working with clients of a variety of ages, backgrounds and ethnicities, as well as a broad range of difficulties including:
Anxiety, depression, stress, self-harm, suicidal thoughts, personal development, work related difficulties, bereavement, substance abuse, developmental trauma, attachment difficulties, family breakdowns, adoption and special guardianship, parenting, domestic abuse, peer pressure, gender identity and self-esteem.

I am a specialised child and adolescent therapist. I hold a strong belief that if children and adolescents can access support at an earlier age then any experiences or trauma are less likely to go through to adulthood.