Who I Work Best With
I work best with people who are emotionally exhausted but still turning up. People who’ve spent years holding it all together, often for others, and are finally starting to wonder: what about me?
You might be the strong one, the quiet one, the responsible one. The one who can make a joke in a crisis but collapses when it’s finally quiet. Maybe you've been in survival mode for so long, thriving feels suspicious. You might feel like you don’t fit anywhere, or that if people really knew you, they’d leave.
You don’t need to be polished, articulate or even hopeful to work with me. You just need to be willing to show up — however you are. Messy is welcome. Swearing is fine. Crying, silence, numbness — all part of the process.
I work well with people who’ve had enough of quick fixes and surface-level support. People who want a space where they don’t have to shrink, explain, or apologise for how heavy things feel. We’ll laugh when it’s right, swear when it’s needed, and sit in silence when that’s what helps most.
I’m especially drawn to working with those navigating trauma, grief, long-term loneliness, burnout, or the quiet devastation of never having been chosen. If you’re tired of being resilient and want a space to fall apart a bit — or finally be real — then we’ll probably work well together.
