I provide specialist play therapy and family support for children who have experienced trauma, attachment difficulties, or other emotional challenges. For children under twelve, verbalising feelings can be difficult, and play becomes their natural way of communicating. In a safe, nurturing, and non-judgmental environment, children are free to explore their thoughts and emotions through puppets, sand trays, small world figures, role play, creative arts, and movement.

As a person-centred therapist, I follow each child’s lead, observing their play and behaviours to understand their experiences from their perspective. This allows me to provide tailored support, helping children develop resilience, confidence, and healthier ways of expressing themselves.

I also work closely with parents and carers, offering psychoeducation, emotional support, and practical strategies to understand and respond to their child’s needs. This collaborative approach helps families navigate the challenges of trauma and attachment difficulties together, creating stronger connections and a supportive home environment.

My goal is to provide a safe space for children and families to heal, grow, and develop tools for managing emotions, improving communication, and fostering long-term wellbeing.