Whether you’re interested in therapy, clinical supervision or simply have a practical question, the easiest way to reach me depends on what you’re looking for.
Choose the route that fits below. If you’re not sure, you’re very welcome to email me.
I’m not currently accepting new therapy clients. You can join my priority list and I’ll contact you when I can offer a suitable new-client appointment, either in Plymouth or online.
Joining the list does not commit you to booking.
I offer clinical supervision in Plymouth and online, particularly for counsellors and hypnotherapists who want a supervision space that can hold an integrative way of working.
You can send me a short enquiry and tell me a little about what you’re looking for.
You can contact me directly by email or telephone. I usually respond to emails and voicemails within 24 hours.
If you call and I’m unavailable, please leave a brief voicemail. I don’t answer calls from withheld numbers and only return missed calls where a voicemail has been left.
Daytime therapy and supervision appointments are available Wednesday to Friday between 10.00am and 4.00pm, with the final appointment starting at 3.00pm.
I don’t currently offer evening or weekend appointments.
My practice is in Plympton, Plymouth. Free on-street parking is available outside, and there are bus services within walking distance.
For current fees and other practical details, see my Fees & FAQs page.
My premises are accessed via a set of 40 steps. If steps or heights would make attending difficult, therapy and supervision are also available online.
Online therapy and supervision are available across the UK, subject to suitability and professional requirements.
A brief message is enough. If your question is about whether my service is likely to be the right fit, tell me what you need to know and I’ll respond as clearly as I can.
Information you send me is handled in accordance with my Website Privacy Notice.
Please note: email and voicemail are not emergency services. If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 999 or go to A&E.