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At times, life can feel heavier than it should. You may be managing anxiety, relationship strain, parenting pressures, workplace stress or ongoing self-doubt. You might be functioning well on the outside while internally feeling overwhelmed, unsettled or stuck.

Counselling provides a structured, confidential and supportive space to talk things through, gain perspective and develop practical ways forward.

My approach is calm, thoughtful and strengths-based. I offer a space where you can speak openly without judgement, while also working towards meaningful and sustainable change.

Professional Background

I am an ADHD Certified Clinical Services Provider through Evergreen Certifications and PESI. I am a Professional Certified Coach (PCC) with the International Coaching Federation. I am a qualified and registered Social Worker in New Zealand. I am also a Master NLP Practitioner and Coach with NLP Worldwide.

As a registered Social Worker in New Zealand, my counselling practice is grounded in ethical standards, cultural responsiveness and trauma-informed principles. My coaching qualification ensures our work remains purposeful and solution-focused. My NLP training supports practical shifts in thinking patterns, emotional responses and behavioural habits.

How I Work

Counselling is not about being told what to do. It is about gaining clarity, understanding your patterns and strengthening your capacity to respond differently.

We may work on:

Managing anxiety and emotional overwhelm
Strengthening communication and relationships
Navigating life transitions or uncertainty
Building confidence and self-esteem
Developing healthy boundaries
Reducing self-criticism
Breaking unhelpful behavioural cycles

I integrate reflective dialogue with practical tools. This can include emotional regulation strategies, cognitive reframing, NLP processes to shift limiting beliefs, and strengths-based approaches drawn from positive psychology. The focus is on equipping you with skills and insight you can apply in everyday life.

Who Counselling Is For

I work with adults who want professional, grounded support and are ready to take gradual, constructive steps forward. Many of my clients are balancing work, family and personal responsibilities while quietly carrying significant internal pressure.

If you are living with ADHD, counselling can also address the emotional impact that often accompanies it, including frustration, shame and relationship tension.

A Supportive Path Forward

You do not need to reach crisis point to seek counselling. Early support often prevents patterns from becoming entrenched.

With thoughtful guidance, practical strategies and a steady therapeutic relationship, it is possible to experience greater clarity, emotional steadiness and confidence in your decision-making.

If you are looking for professional counselling that is compassionate, structured and forward-moving, I would be pleased to support you.

There are seasons in life when coping strategies are no longer enough. You may be feeling anxious, overwhelmed, emotionally reactive, low in confidence or simply exhausted from holding everything together. You might be navigating relationship difficulties, parenting stress, burnout, life transitions or the impact of earlier experiences that still shape your present.

Therapy offers a structured and confidential space to pause, reflect and move forward with greater clarity.

My work is thoughtful, practical and compassionate. I aim to create a space where you feel safe to explore what is happening beneath the surface, while also building strategies that support meaningful change.

Professional Background

I am an ADHD Certified Clinical Services Provider through Evergreen Certifications and PESI. I am a Professional Certified Coach (PCC) with the International Coaching Federation. I am a qualified and registered Social Worker in New Zealand. I am also a Master NLP Practitioner and Coach with NLP Worldwide.

As a registered Social Worker in New Zealand, my practice is grounded in ethical, trauma-informed and strengths-based principles. My coaching qualification ensures our work remains purposeful and forward-focused. My NLP training supports deep work around thought patterns, emotional responses and behavioural change.

How I Work

Therapy is not about being judged or analysed. It is about being understood and supported to create sustainable shifts.

Depending on your needs, we may work on:

Emotional regulation and anxiety management
Building resilience during stress or transition
Strengthening boundaries and communication
Reframing unhelpful internal narratives
Processing difficult experiences
Developing self-trust and confidence
Breaking patterns that no longer serve you

I integrate therapeutic reflection with practical tools. This may include nervous system regulation strategies, cognitive reframing, NLP processes to shift entrenched beliefs, and strengths-based approaches drawn from positive psychology. The focus is always on empowering you, not creating dependence.

Who I Work With

I work with adults who are ready to engage honestly with themselves and take steady steps toward change. Many of my clients are professionals, parents or individuals who appear to be coping on the outside but feel stretched internally.

If you are living with ADHD, therapy can also support the emotional impact that often accompanies it, including shame, burnout and relationship strain.

A Steady Path Forward

Therapy does not need to be overwhelming or indefinite. With the right support, you can develop insight, emotional steadiness and practical strategies that improve daily life.

You do not need to navigate challenges alone. If you are seeking thoughtful, professional and grounded therapeutic support, I would be pleased to work alongside you.

Living with ADHD can feel confusing and exhausting at times. You may be capable, thoughtful and motivated, yet find yourself battling inconsistency, overwhelm or emotional intensity.

You might start projects with enthusiasm but struggle to complete them. You may hyperfocus in one area while avoiding another. You might experience strong emotional reactions or rejection sensitivity. You may procrastinate despite genuinely caring and carry years of feeling misunderstood.

ADHD is not a character flaw or lack of effort. It reflects differences in executive functioning, attention regulation and nervous system processing. With the right understanding and structure, life can become more manageable and aligned with your strengths.

Professional Background

I am an ADHD Certified Clinical Services Provider through Evergreen Certifications and PESI. I am a Professional Certified Coach (PCC) with the International Coaching Federation. I am a qualified and registered Social Worker in New Zealand. I am also a Master NLP Practitioner and Coach with NLP Worldwide.

This combination of qualifications allows me to integrate neuroscience-informed ADHD support, ethical social work practice and structured, forward-focused coaching.

My background in social work ensures our work is trauma-informed, systemic and grounded in strong professional standards. My coaching credentials provide clarity, accountability and measurable progress. My NLP training supports practical shifts in thinking patterns, internal dialogue and behaviour change.

How I Work

ADHD support is not about fixing you. It is about understanding how your brain operates and creating strategies that work in real life.

Our work may focus on strengthening executive functioning, including planning, prioritising, reducing procrastination and improving follow-through. We may develop emotional regulation skills to manage overwhelm, understand triggers and reduce shame and self-criticism. We may also explore identity and confidence, reframing long-held narratives, developing self-trust and building on genuine strengths. Practical environmental and energy management strategies can help prevent burnout and support sustained focus.

A Practical Path Forward

Many adults with ADHD have spent years trying to try harder. Sustainable change comes from working differently, not pushing more.

Together, we build clear and workable systems, emotional regulation skills and supportive accountability structures. The aim is to help you function well as you are, with clarity, structure and confidence.

If you are ready for steady, practical progress, I would be pleased to support you.

Adolescence can be complex. Teenagers are navigating identity, friendships, academic pressure, social media, family expectations and increasing independence — often all at once. At times this can show up as anxiety, low mood, withdrawal, emotional reactivity, low confidence or conflict at home.

Many teenagers want support but struggle to articulate what they need. They may feel misunderstood, judged or unsure how to manage what is happening internally.

I provide a calm, respectful and structured space where young people feel heard, understood and supported to develop practical skills for managing life more effectively.

Professional Background

I am an ADHD Certified Clinical Services Provider through Evergreen Certifications and PESI. I am a Professional Certified Coach (PCC) with the International Coaching Federation. I am a qualified and registered Social Worker in New Zealand. I am also a Master NLP Practitioner and Coach with NLP Worldwide.

As a registered Social Worker in New Zealand, my work with teenagers is grounded in ethical practice, safeguarding, trauma-informed principles and an understanding of family and systemic dynamics. My coaching qualification ensures sessions remain purposeful and development-focused. My NLP training supports practical shifts in thinking patterns, confidence and emotional responses.

How I Work with Teenagers

Young people benefit from both understanding and structure. Sessions are adapted to developmental stage and individual needs, while maintaining clear goals and forward movement.

We may work on:

Emotional regulation and anxiety management
Building confidence and self-esteem
Strengthening communication skills
Managing friendships and peer pressure
Improving focus and organisation
Navigating academic stress
Developing healthy coping strategies

For teenagers with ADHD, support may also include executive functioning skills, reducing procrastination, improving follow-through and managing emotional intensity in constructive ways.

I aim to balance validation with accountability. Teenagers are encouraged to take ownership of their growth while feeling supported rather than criticised.

Support for Teens Directly

If you are a teenager looking for support, sessions are designed to be engaging, practical and relevant to your life. You will have a space to speak openly, explore challenges, and develop strategies that actually work for you.

Working with Parents

When appropriate, I maintain communication with parents while protecting the young person’s confidentiality. This helps ensure alignment, reinforce strategies at home and reduce family tension. The goal is to strengthen both the young person’s independence and the overall family system.

A Steady Foundation for Growth

Adolescence is a formative period. Early support can prevent patterns of anxiety, avoidance or low confidence from becoming entrenched.

With structured guidance, practical strategies and a respectful therapeutic relationship, teenagers can develop emotional steadiness, stronger decision-making and greater self-belief.

If you are a teenager seeking practical, professional and supportive guidance, or a parent looking for help for your teenager, I would be pleased to work with you.

Parenting can be both rewarding and challenging, and raising a neurodivergent child can bring additional complexities. You may feel uncertain, frustrated, or overwhelmed as you try to support your child’s unique needs while managing family, work and personal responsibilities. You might be navigating behavioural challenges, emotional regulation difficulties, academic or social struggles, or simply wanting strategies to help your child thrive.

I provide a structured, supportive space for parents to reflect, learn and develop practical approaches that work for both their child and their family. My aim is to help you feel more confident, informed and resilient in your parenting journey.

Professional Background

I am an ADHD Certified Clinical Services Provider through Evergreen Certifications and PESI. I am a Professional Certified Coach (PCC) with the International Coaching Federation. I am a qualified and registered Social Worker in New Zealand. I am also a Master NLP Practitioner and Coach with NLP Worldwide.

My social work training ensures that my approach is grounded in ethical practice, trauma-informed principles and a deep understanding of family systems. My coaching and NLP qualifications provide structured, practical strategies to support behaviour, communication, confidence and problem-solving skills — both for you and for your child.

How I Support Parents

Parenting support is about building practical skills, increasing confidence and creating strategies that suit your family’s unique dynamics.

We may focus on:

Understanding your child’s neurodivergence and needs
Managing challenging behaviours and emotional dysregulation
Building routines and systems that work for your child and family
Strengthening communication and connection
Supporting your child’s independence and confidence
Managing parental stress, overwhelm and self-care

For parents of children with ADHD or other neurodivergent profiles, I integrate tools to help with executive functioning, emotional regulation, organisation, and family harmony. I also provide guidance on advocacy and navigating school, healthcare and support systems.

A Collaborative and Supportive Approach

Sessions are tailored to your goals and challenges. I work alongside you as a partner, helping you feel equipped, understood and supported rather than judged. Positive psychology and strengths-based strategies ensure that the focus is on growth, confidence and practical outcomes.

A Pathway to Greater Confidence

Parenting a neurodivergent child can feel isolating at times. Early support and practical guidance can make a significant difference for both you and your child.

If you are seeking structured, professional and compassionate support as a parent, I would be pleased to work with you to create strategies that help your family thrive.