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Couples therapy offers a confidential space to explore the patterns, difficulties and resources within your relationship. Whether you are facing a specific challenge or have gradually found yourselves feeling more distant, therapy provides an opportunity to slow down, understand what is happening between you, and begin making sense of it together.

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Together, we can begin to understand the patterns that may be contributing to the difficulties in your relationship, creating greater awareness of one another, new ways of relating, and the possibility of moving forward with greater clarity and understanding.

Couples Therapy

A space to better understand one another...

What Brings People To Therapy?

Relationships are shaped by the experiences, histories and patterns that each person brings into them. These are some of the reasons couples commonly seek therapy.

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Anxiety & Overwhelm

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​​Feeling anxious, on edge or emotionally exhausted

Identity & Meaning

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Questions about who you are and where you are going

Repeating Patterns

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Feeling stuck in unhelpful cycles that keep repeating

Trauma

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When traumatic experience still affects life today

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Affection & intimacy

Holding back when action feels uncomfortable

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Relationships

Difficulties in relationships -

current or historical

Neurodiversity

Difficulties linked with ADHD, autism and neurodiversity

Money & Finances

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Feeling flat and disconnected

Identity & Meaning

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Questions about who you are and where you are going

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Trauma

When traumatic experience still affects life today

Neurodiversity

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Difficulties linked with ADHD, autism and neurodiversity

Extended Family & Boundaries

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Feeling flat and disconnected

Starting Couples Therapy

Beginning therapy can feel like a significant step. The information below explains what you can expect from the process, from arranging your consultation through to deciding whether ongoing individual therapy feels right for you.

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1. Arranging Your Consultation Session

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To arrange a consultation, simply get in touch by email or by using the contact form below. It is helpful to include the dates you are hoping to attend, together with your availability on those days. A selection of suitable appointment times will then be offered for you to consider. Once a suitable time has been agreed, your consultation will be provisionally reserved while the remaining booking arrangements are completed.


2. Your Consultation Session

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The consultation provides an opportunity to explore the difficulties that have brought you to therapy, gain an understanding of what you hope to achieve, and consider whether ongoing individual therapy feels like the right next step for you. There is no expectation or obligation to continue beyond the consultation, and you are welcome to take time afterwards to decide whether you would like to proceed.


3. Beginning Therapy

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If you decide to continue after your consultation, a regular appointment time will be agreed and your therapeutic work will begin. Therapy is usually offered on a weekly or fortnightly basis at the outset, helping to establish momentum, develop the therapeutic relationship and support meaningful progress.

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4. What to Expect From Ongoing Therapy​

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Meaningful and lasting change usually develops over time.

 

Ongoing therapy provides the opportunity to explore your difficulties in greater depth, develop a deeper understanding of yourself, and work towards the changes you hope to achieve.

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Before deciding to begin therapy, it can therefore be helpful to consider whether you are able to make therapy a realistic and sustainable part of your life. Giving some thought to the personal and practical commitment involved beforehand often helps people engage more fully with the process.

 

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Introductory Telephone Call (Optional)

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An introductory call can be booked if you feel it would be helpful before arranging a consultation.

 

This provides an opportunity to hear my voice, ask any questions, and get a sense of whether working together feels like the right fit.

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It is entirely optional, so you are welcome to arrange a consultation without one.

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Get in touch...

If you would like to find out more about Transactional Analysis or IFS therapy, or to arrange a session, you are welcome to get in touch.

I am happy to answer any questions you may have and discuss whether this way of working feels like a good fit for you. 

Session Availability, Location & Fees

Session Availability

Monday 4-10pm

Tuesday 8am-10pm

Wednesday 8am-10pm

Thursday (remote only) 8am-3pm

Sunday 8am-3pm

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Sessions times are subject to any existing bookings.

Location

In-person sessions take place at my practice located on Ellison Place in the city centre of Newcastle-upon-Tyne. 

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Remote session are conduction on the Zoom platform where I will work with you from my practice therapy room or my home office.

Session Fees

Individual Therapy Sessions: £70 per session.

 

Couples Therapy Sessions: £85 per session.​​​​

> The fee for any individual sessions as part of couples therapy is set at the couples therapy fee.

Sessions last for 50 minutes and are typically conducted on a weekly basis.

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