Name: vg counselling
Address: UA

How Do I Work?

I am a queer and neurodivergent woman, and I identify as an intersectional feminist. These parts of who I am naturally inform the way I work, guiding me to create a space that is inclusive, aware of oppression and discrimination, and rooted in compassion.

I work from a humanistic approach, which means I value the relationship we build together and trust in your ability to find the answers that already lie within you. I draw on a range of therapeutic modalities, adapting my approach to suit your individual needs. For me, therapy is about offering a space where your voice is heard, your feelings are valued, and your needs are understood.

My role is to provide a safe, warm, and non-judgmental space; something I believe is essential for growth, healing, and self-acceptance. Through our work, I aim to support you in developing a deeper, kinder relationship with yourself, which can, in turn, bring more ease, joy, and fulfilment into your relationships with others.

I offer 50-minute online counselling sessions for individuals (18+),

with sessions priced at £60.

Who Do I Work With?

My approach can help with varied identities and presenting issues, such as:

LGBTQIA+ identities and issues.

Non-traditional relationship dynamics (ENM and polyamory).

Exploring sex and sexuality.

People living with HIV.

Neurodiversity (ADHD, AuDHD, Autism, etc.).

Unlearning patriarchal and societal conditions.

Depression, anxiety and low mood.

Complex/childhood trauma.

Insecure attachment styles.

Difficult family, relationship and friendship dynamics.

Lacking confidence and self-worth.

Grief, loss, and life transitions.

People pleasing and setting boundaries.

Ready to start your journey?

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Qualifications & Training

BSc in Humanistic Counselling (Middlesex University).

Certificate in Online and Telephone Therapy (Metanoia Institute).

Certificate in Therapeutic Skills and Studies (Metanoia Institute).

Registered member of the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP).

Placement training in domestic abuse counselling.

Currently volunteering with an LGBTQIA+ counselling service.

Ethical Practice

I am a member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and work in accordance with their Ethical Framework for the Counselling Professions. This means I am committed to providing a safe, respectful, and professional service that upholds the principles of integrity, confidentiality, and client autonomy. I regularly undertake professional supervision and continued professional development to maintain high standards of practice.