There are different ways to experience my work.

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Over the past twenty-five years, my work has grown beyond the therapy room.

Today, I support individuals, organisations and professional communities through psychological therapy, keynote speaking, workplace consultancy, writing and education.

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Although these settings may look different, they are united by a single purpose:

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To help people make sense of life's greatest ruptures and rebuild psychological coherence after loss, trauma and profound change.

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Whether I am sitting with one person in therapy, speaking to a room of senior leaders, teaching fellow clinicians or writing for thousands of readers, my work remains the same.

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Helping people understand themselves more deeply, navigate suffering with greater compassion, and move towards lives that feel coherent, meaningful and aligned.

Explore the different ways we might work together below.

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Individual Therapy

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Compassionate, evidence-informed psychological therapy for life's most difficult transitions.

Life can change in an instant.

Bereavement.

Trauma.

Illness.

Relationship breakdown.

Burnout.

An unexpected diagnosis.

The loss of a future you had imagined.

These experiences often leave us feeling disorientated -not simply because they are painful, but because they alter how we understand ourselves and the world around us.

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My approach to therapy integrates psychology, neuroscience, attachment theory, trauma science and existential philosophy to help you understand what has happened, restore psychological coherence and discover who you are becoming.

 

Therapy is not about returning to who you once were.

It is about building a life that feels authentic, connected and deeply your own.

→ Learn more about Individual Therapy : See below for Therapeutic Services available 

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Speaking & Keynotes

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Conversations that transform how people understand grief, trauma, leadership and psychological wellbeing.

I deliver keynote presentations, conferences and workshops for organisations around the world, translating complex psychological ideas into conversations that are both scientifically grounded and deeply human.

My presentations move beyond awareness alone.

They help audiences understand how grief, trauma and significant life change influence identity, relationships, decision-making, performance, leadership and organisational culture.

Popular keynote topics include:

• The Psychology of Coherence

• Grief at Work

• Invisible Loss

• Trauma-Informed Leadership

• Burnout, Identity and Psychological Recovery

• Compassionate Leadership

• Navigating Change and Uncertainty

Each keynote is thoughtfully tailored to the needs of the organisation, creating practical insight that people continue to reflect upon long after the event has ended.

→ Enquire about Speaking: See Section on Organisations & Keynotes 

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Organisations

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Building grief-aware, trauma-informed and psychologically healthy workplaces.

People do not leave their personal lives at the office door.

Grief.

Illness.

Divorce.

Trauma.

Caring responsibilities.

Invisible loss.

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These experiences inevitably shape how people think, lead, communicate and perform at work.

Organisations that understand this are better equipped to support their people, strengthen leadership and create cultures where psychological wellbeing is genuinely valued.

 

I work alongside organisations to develop compassionate, psychologically informed workplaces through consultancy, leadership development, workshops and strategic guidance.

 

Together we explore how organisations can respond to life's inevitable challenges with wisdom, humanity and evidence-informed practice.

 

→ Explore Organisational Partnerships: See Section on Organisations 

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Books, Courses & Resources

Psychology beyond the consulting room

My commitment has always been to make high-quality psychological knowledge available to as many people as possible.

Alongside my clinical work, I write, teach and develop practical resources that bring together psychology, neuroscience and compassionate guidance for navigating life's most difficult experiences.

Whether you are reading The Loss Prescription, joining one of my online programmes, downloading a guide or subscribing to my weekly Anchored Letter, my hope is the same:

That you leave with greater understanding, greater self-compassion and a clearer sense of how healing becomes possible.

Because knowledge does not remove suffering.

But it can transform how we experience it.

→ Explore Books & Resources: Explore homepage, or Books Sections ​​​

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Practical information ​

• Location: Online across the UK and internationally. 

• Session length: 50 minutes for individual therapy. 90 minutes for couples sessions.

• Frequency: Weekly sessions recommended. Fortnightly available after an initial period.

• Fee: £235 per individual session. £300 per couples session.

• First step: A free 15 minute initial call to establish whether we are the right fit for each other. No obligation.

• Availability: Please enquire directly for current availability.

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Clinical Supervision for Psychologists and Therapists 

Existential and depth-based supervision for qualified practitioners working with grief, loss, trauma, and existential themes.

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I offer individual clinical supervision for qualified therapists, counsellors, and psychologists who are working with complex presentations - particularly those involving grief, traumatic bereavement, existential crisis, loss of identity, and the kinds of suffering that resist easy clinical categorisation.

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My supervision is grounded in existential philosophy and depth psychology. It is reflective, rigorous, and genuinely relational - concerned not just with case management and clinical risk, but with the fuller existential and philosophical dimensions of the therapeutic encounter. What does it mean to sit with a person who has lost everything? How does the therapist hold the weight of another's mortality, grief, or meaninglessness without being overwhelmed by it or retreating into technique? These are the questions at the heart of good existential supervision, and the questions I bring into every supervisory relationship.

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I supervise practitioners at all stages of their career - from newly qualified therapists encountering their first traumatically bereaved client, to experienced clinicians seeking a more philosophically grounded supervisory space for the most challenging work they do.

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What supervision with me offers:

• A grounded existential framework for working with grief, loss, and traumatic bereavement

• Reflective space for the most emotionally demanding clinical material

• Engagement with the philosophical and existential dimensions of the therapeutic relationship

• Support for the therapist's own relationship to loss, mortality, and meaning — because supervision that ignores this is incomplete

• Practical clinical guidance on complex presentations, including traumatic bereavement, prolonged grief, existential crisis, and self-estrangement

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Practical information:

• Format: Individual supervision, one-to-one

• Session length: 60 minutes

• Frequency: Fortnightly recommended. Monthly available for experienced practitioners.

• Fee: £150 per session

• Available: Online across the UK and internationally. 

• First step: A brief initial conversation to establish fit and discuss your current caseload and supervisory needs.​​​​

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Also Available

For senior professionals and leaders seeking one-to-one coaching for themselves - navigating loss, transition, burnout, or identity in high-pressure professional life - please enquire about Executive Coaching.

For organisations seeking support for their teams, please visit the Corporate & Organisations page.