Coaching

Online coaching for your life, relationships and business.


£120 per session

(If you are my supervisee, we can discuss the fee separately)

Let’s meet to discuss your ideas. Get a second opinion.

Get clarity on what you want to do with your next project, whether in life or business.

I also offer coaching on more specific topics:

Start blogging to add value to your audience, colleagues and potential audience, without getting overwhelmed by the process

Grow your practice/business through Social Media Marketing – using Canva

Improve your life and relationships through practical steps to setting boundaries and meeting your needs.

Add strings to your Supervision bow. Learn how to offer more to your supervisees, or learn what you could be getting from your supervision sessions.

*You might prefer counselling or coaching on specific topics, such as anxiety, grief/bereavement, anger management, how to become more self-compassionate and more. I can help you with that too – click here to find out more on how I work.

How I went from a thin caseload to a full one — and how you can do the same.

Here’s what I know from 23 years in practice: the counsellors who fill their caseloads aren’t always the most qualified. They’re the ones who make themselves findable — and then trustworthy — before a potential client ever picks up the phone.

Blogging did that for me. I went from chasing enquiries to having a caseload I was genuinely happy with.

 It opened doors I hadn’t planned for — supervision referrals, workshops, a book series, work I actually love.

And it didn’t happen overnight or by chance. It happened because I learned a process, and I stuck to it. That process is what this course teaches. What you’ll learn This is a step-by-step course built specifically for counsellors and therapists in private practice. The practical mechanics of how to write a post that speaks to the right person, gets found online, and builds the kind of trust that turns a reader into a client.

You can also click the self-paced learning button on the menu if you’d prefer that route.

Let me tell you a bit about why I believe in content marketing so much.

I started my journey into the content marketing world back in 2017. I wanted to grow my counselling business and lower my hours at my care job.

Blogging was the first step. But then I had to learn how to make them work for me in a bigger way.

It was a steep learning curve, but an enjoyable one. I have created so much content in the last three to four years, and have grown my counselling practice, as well as my supervision, coaching, and other offerings alongside it.

Your message needs to be heard, and content marketing is a great way to get it out to the world!

From these sessions with me, you’ll learn why images, video, pdf’s and other digital materials created with Canva (there are others, Canva is just my favourite one!), how to plan, edit and organise your designs to make them work for you, how to simplify the process so it doesn’t become another full-time job or a draining task.

Plus! If you don’t want to make the content yourself, you’re in luck! I love creating content and I’d be happy to help you out!

As I wrote 20 Self-Care Habits, I reflected on the times that I would’ve found the things in the book helpful in my life journey.

In this set of sessions, I’d like to take you through that same journey, but from your personal perspective.

Learning outcomes

You’ll know yourself better than you ever thought possible

Recognise what you need and want in your life and relationships

Learn to ask for what you need and want in your life and relationships

Set boundaries without the guilt and shame that might have haunted you in the past

Think, Feel, Act: reflection time that will ground you even more in what you’re learning at each step

Pick and choose what works for you: I make suggestions, you make them work for you (or come up with ones that suit you best!)

Get insights on how your life will improve with each step you take in this journey.


Supervision Development Coaching

As a Clinical Supervisor, I know the importance of in-depth, reflective, ethical and real-world supervision for my supervisees, but also for myself.

I’m currently writing a book on the years of accumulated knowledge and understanding of the supervisory (and counselling) process. You can see the base for all of that through my blog series on this topic.

If you’d like to deepen your knowledge, for yourself or for your supervision practice, get in touch and we’ll get started – or join one of my workshops via the tab in the menu.

Learning Outcomes

The Theory – Overview of a supervision model – five theories to inform your practice and that will cover: relationships and responsibilities; how much support does a supervisee need?; what supervision provides from a functional perspective; contracting and boundaries; session planning and reviews;

In Practice – personal development, theoretical grounding, focusing on the supervisee; processing, venting, self-care, work through tough times, containment and holding; boundaries, challenge your work, develop self-awareness;  practising to a safe standard / keeping clients safe; develop a reflective and autonomous practice