Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy

Illustration of an Asian child who is smiling as they have starting going to therapy sessions where they play, create art, talk about their feelings and anxiety and feel more regulated
Illustration of a White mother and child who have met their Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy to help with withdrawn and tearful behaviour after a recent divorce

Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy and Counselling services in Lincoln and Online Adolescent Psychotherapy


If you’ve observed that, for some time now, your child or teenager's behaviour, emotional expressions and self-esteem have changed (they’re anxious or withdrawing, tearful or often angry, for example) you can contact me regarding Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy and Counselling in Lincoln and regarding Adolescent Psychotherapy online to best support their emotional and mental health in the long run.

​I can help with the following matters:

  • difficulties managing emotions

  • children dealing with chronic medical conditions and hospitalisations

  • Donor Conceived Families Children’s Therapy

  • Adoption (please read the Contact section on this website)

  • anxiety, OCD, intrusive thoughts

  • severe childhood depression

  • recent bereavement

  • experiencing bullying

  • blended families

  • parental separation and/or divorce

  • low self-esteem/confidence

  • experiences of racism, colourism/shadism, racial trauma

  • mixed heritage, multiculturalism and identity

  • transracial adoption and/or fostering

  • experiences of neglect and/or abuse (sexual, emotional and physical)

  • traffic road accidents and Children’s Therapy

  • medically unexplained symptoms (e.g. wetting, soiling, aches)

  • a history of multiple losses

  • an international or national move

  • relational trauma and/or difficulties (attachment)

  • making sense of diagnoses (child or someone in the family)

  • neurodiversity and developmental needs

  • transition into adulthood (ages 17+)

  • childhood abuse/trauma and post-traumatic stress

  • parent-infant relationship difficulties

  • Queer/LGBTQ+ Youth

  • identity needs from the lens of intersectionality

  • Third Culture Kids (TCKs)