The Integrative Approach

 

Every child and teenager is different. An integrative approach means I draw on a variety of therapeutic methods to match your child’s individual needs and stage of development.

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• Younger children often benefit from play-based or sensory approaches that help them process emotions through creativity and movement.

• Teenagers may prefer more relational or cognitive methods that help them explore identity, self-esteem, and problem-solving.

 

This flexibility allows the counselling process to adapt and grow alongside your child, supporting lasting emotional development and resilience.

 

Areas of Support

I work with children and adolescents experiencing a wide range of challenges, including:

• ASD related anxiety and mental health struggles

• Anxiety and low mood

• Behavioural or school-related difficulties

• Friendship issues or bullying

• Family changes or conflict

• Trauma or bereavement

• Identity and self-esteem concerns

• Depression

I work collaboratively with parents, caregivers, and schools to create a consistent and supportive environment for each young person.

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