Counselling for Cancer Support, Grief & Life’s Most Difficult Moments
Counselling for Cancer Support, Grief & Bereavement in Portishead & Online
Counselling for Cancer Support, Grief & Bereavement in Portishead & Online
Counselling for Cancer Support, Grief & Bereavement in Portishead & Online
When cancer or life changing illness enters your life — whether through your own diagnosis or someone you love — everything can change in an instant.
The ground can feel as though it’s shifted beneath you. What once felt certain may now feel unclear, and even the simplest decisions can feel overwhelming.
You may be trying to stay strong for
When cancer or life changing illness enters your life — whether through your own diagnosis or someone you love — everything can change in an instant.
The ground can feel as though it’s shifted beneath you. What once felt certain may now feel unclear, and even the simplest decisions can feel overwhelming.
You may be trying to stay strong for others.
You may feel frightened, exhausted, angry or numb.
You may find your thoughts constantly racing, or struggle to make sense of what you’re feeling.
You may not recognise yourself anymore.
There can be so much to carry — the emotional impact of diagnosis, treatment, uncertainty, anticipatory grief, or the quiet, ongoing weight of loss. And often, much of this is held in silence.
If you are facing cancer or a life changing illness, supporting someone at the end of life, or living with bereavement, you do not have to navigate it alone.
What I can Help With
Counselling for Cancer Support, Grief & Bereavement in Portishead & Online
Counselling for Cancer Support, Grief & Bereavement in Portishead & Online
I specialise in supporting people through some of life’s most difficult and emotional experiences, including:
- Cancer diagnosis, treatment and life beyond cancer
- Bereavement, grief and loss
- End of life support (for individuals and families)
- Anxiety, overwhelm and emotional distress
- Life changes, identity and adjustment
- ADHD support and unde
I specialise in supporting people through some of life’s most difficult and emotional experiences, including:
- Cancer diagnosis, treatment and life beyond cancer
- Bereavement, grief and loss
- End of life support (for individuals and families)
- Anxiety, overwhelm and emotional distress
- Life changes, identity and adjustment
- ADHD support and understanding
- Adoption-related experiences (adult adoptees, birth parents and adoptive parents)
You may not know exactly what you need — and that’s completely okay. We can figure that out together.
There is no fixed script for how you “should” cope. We move at your pace.
I work with clients in Portishead, Bristol and surrounding areas, as well as offering online sessions across the UK.
A Space that Feels Safe
A Space that Feels Safe
A Space that Feels Safe
Talking about painful or deeply personal experiences can feel daunting. Many people come to counselling unsure where to begin.
You don’t need the right words.
You don’t need to have it all figured out.
You just need a place where you can be heard.
Alongside my private practice, I have:
- Supported individuals through end of life and bereavement
Talking about painful or deeply personal experiences can feel daunting. Many people come to counselling unsure where to begin.
You don’t need the right words.
You don’t need to have it all figured out.
You just need a place where you can be heard.
Alongside my private practice, I have:
- Supported individuals through end of life and bereavement during my time volunteering at St Peter’s Hospice in Bristol
- Worked in collaboration with Bosom Buddies Bristol, supporting women affected by breast cancer
These experiences have deepened my understanding of how complex, emotional and life-changing these journeys can be.
Ways to Work Together
A Space that Feels Safe
A Space that Feels Safe
Supporting people through cancer care, end of life and bereavement is work I hold with deep respect.
Behind every diagnosis is a person. Behind every loss is a relationship. Behind every “I’m fine” is often something much more vulnerable.
My role is not to fix or rush you through grief or any other burden you may have, It is to sit alongsid
Supporting people through cancer care, end of life and bereavement is work I hold with deep respect.
Behind every diagnosis is a person. Behind every loss is a relationship. Behind every “I’m fine” is often something much more vulnerable.
My role is not to fix or rush you through grief or any other burden you may have, It is to sit alongside you with warmth, honesty and steady support while you find your way forward.
Reaching out can feel like the hardest part.
You don’t need to know exactly what to say — just get in touch, and we can take it from there.