Children’s Psychotherapy and Counselling
My Clinical Private Practice combines in-person Child and Adolescent Therapy Services in Lincoln as well as Online Therapy Services for Adolescents
If your child's behaviour, emotional expressions and self-esteem have been concerning you for some time it is probable that a Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy Intervention (which can include timely EMDR Therapy Interventions) will 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
Donor Conceived Families Children’s Therapy
Adoption (please read the Contact section on this website)
anxiety, OCD, intrusive thoughts
childhood depression
low self-esteem/confidence
experiences of racism, colourism/shadism, racial trauma
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
relational trauma and/or difficulties (attachment)
making sense of diagnoses
neurodiversity and developmental needs
transition into adulthood (ages 17+)
chronic bullying
childhood abuse/trauma and post-traumatic stress
parent-infant relationship difficulties
Queer/LGBT+ Youth
identity needs from the lens of intersectionality
mixed heritage, multiculturalism and identity
Child Counselling tends to be a shorter therapeutic intervention where counselling skills and creative interventions (including developmentally-adapted EMDR Therapy Interventions) are used to help when a specific matter needs exploring and making sense of.
I can help with the following matters:
a recent bereavement
a recent hospitalisation
parental divorce or separation
Donor Conceived Families - telling your story
the arrival of a sibling
transitioning to secondary school
a national or international home move
relationship breakdown
blended families or parents remarrying
recent first-time experiences of being bullied
making sense of a recent diagnosis in the family
coming to terms with a recent parental health scare or diagnosis