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Specialises in

• Behavioural Couples Therapy

• Counselling

• Psychotherapy

Offers

• Face-to-face consultations
• Video and telephone consultations

About me

Jill is a senior counsellor and psychotherapist with over 25 years' experience working with adults across a wide range of emotional and psychological difficulties. Her approach is holistic and integrative, drawing on transpersonal, Jungian, relational and cognitive perspectives, and tailored carefully to the individual needs of each client.

Jill has extensive experience supporting people through bereavement and loss, anxiety and depression, mental illness, neurodivergence, and relationship difficulties. She works with clients to deepen emotional integration, build relational awareness, and develop greater self-understanding, resilience and agency. Her work often supports individuals who are seeking meaning, clarity and personal growth alongside symptom relief.

At the heart of Jill's practice is a belief in the importance of the therapeutic relationship as a safe, respectful and collaborative space. She is attentive to both conscious patterns and underlying emotional processes, helping clients explore long-standing themes, life transitions and identity questions in a way that feels contained and manageable.

Jill brings warmth, curiosity and depth to her work, offering thoughtful challenge as well as compassion. She supports clients in developing insight, self-compassion and practical ways of navigating change, with the aim of fostering long-term psychological wellbeing, individuation and healing.

Areas of interest

Bereavement, grief and loss

Anxiety disorders and stress-related difficulties

Depression and low mood

Relationship difficulties (including family and interpersonal issues)

Low self-esteem and confidence

Trauma and the emotional impact of adverse life experiences

Adjustment to life changes and transitions

Emotional regulation difficulties

Neurodivergence-related emotional and relational challenges

Work-related stress and burnout

Identity and self-development concerns