My approach will suit you particularly if you’re seeking a non-traditional therapeutic experience. I have a special interest in working with neurodiversity and alternative lifestyles.
About me
You're looking for a therapist who's a bit different - someone who genuinely gets neurodiversity and alternative lifestyles and belief systems.
I’m Hazel, and I won't bat an eyelid at whatever makes you uniquely you. What’s more, I consistently achieve positive outcomes with those who have not had good experiences of therapy in the past.
I’m friendly, down to earth, and a little odd and alternative, which helps me to recognise how each of us sees and experiences the world differently.
In my therapy sessions, I use a person-centred approach to counselling that is non-diagnostic. That means I value you as an individual without preconception, and see every relationship as unique, without judgement.
I like to work with you in a collaborative way towards lasting growth and change. My approach is creative, mindful, and holistic, and I have a personal interest in neurodiversity and non-mainstream ways of being.
I work with a range of issues including:
- Anxiety
- Abuse
- Trauma
- Identity
- Bereavement
- Sexual abuse
- Childhood traumas
- Life threatening illness
I value each person as an individual without preconception and see every relationship as unique, without judgement.
I have a personal interest in neurodiversity, alternative lifestyles and belief systems, and through my creative, mindful and holistic approach, I consistently achieve positive outcomes with those who have not had good experiences of therapy in the past.
Most recently, I have worked with vulnerable adults on a range of issues including bereavement, identity, sexual abuse, trauma and life-threatening illness within a context of deprivation, debt and homelessness.
Qualifications & experience
- Level 4 diploma in Therapeutic Counselling
- Qualified Forest School Leader
- Member of BACP (British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy)
- Member of tPCA (The Person-Centred Association)
