Why you won't find me on Counselling Directory after October 2025

I’ve used Counselling Directory for years now, and  it has been a great way to connect with people who were looking for support. But over time, things have shifted.

My practice has grown, my values evolved, and I have realised I wanted a more personal way of reaching the people I work with.

🌿 Finding Connection Outside the Listings

Therapy is such a personal experience. I’ve found that the best connections happen when someone finds me through a recommendation, a conversation, or even just spending time on my website. It feels more natural—less like scrolling through a catalogue, and more like starting a relationship.

🧭 More Freedom, More Honesty

By stepping away from the generic directories, I can speak more openly about how I work, what I offer, and what matters to me. I’m not boxed into a template or competing for attention—I can just be myself, and let you decide if I’m the right fit.

🔕 Less Noise, More Clarity

Although I am still listed on the autism specific directories. I know how overwhelming it can be to search for a therapist on the mainstream sites. Endless profiles, similar wording, and no real sense of who’s behind the screen. I want to make things simpler.

If you’re here, you’re already in the right place.

🛡️ Still Professional, Still Safe

Just to reassure you—I’m still fully qualified, insured, and DBS checked. I continue to work to the highest professional standards, and I’m committed to offering a safe, confidential space for anyone who walks through my (virtual or real) door.

🤝 Let’s Keep It Personal

This change is about trust. Trusting that the right people will find me, and that I can offer something meaningful without needing to be everywhere online.

If you’re curious, have questions, or just want to say hello—please do. I’d love to hear from you.