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Testimonials

The following statements from my clients have been anonymized to ensure confidentiality

​“From my first session, I felt truly seen and heard. Kathy was so calm and compassionate, I felt I could explore my grief without judgment. Her understanding of both bereavement and neurodiversity made all the difference. I can’t thank her enough.”

​Kathy is a wonderfully kind and calm person. I’ve experienced different methods of counselling and each counsellor will have their own ways of working with you. In my experience she is patient and calm. Some people prefer a methodical research driven approach to healing but I preference to relax and feel free to take my journey to understanding my issues in a more fluid gentle way. So sometimes I’m ready to approach subject and at other times not so much. I never feel pushed into conversations. She totally understands people who are neurodivergent ( or what I like to think of myself as quirky!). She really has helped.

​“Losing my dog hit me harder than I expected. Kathy just ‘got it’, the love, the guilt, the silence afterwards. I didn’t have to explain why it mattered so much. She walked with me through that heartbreak, and I’ll always be grateful.”​

​“As someone who’s always struggled with focus and overwhelming emotions, Kathy helped me understand my ADHD in ways no one else had. Her insight into neurodivergence is incredible, and our sessions left me feeling empowered, not broken”

​“My walk and talk therapy with Kathy by the Thames gave me space, physically and emotionally. Watching the water, hearing the birds, and being able to move while I spoke helped me process things I’d held onto for years. It didn’t feel like therapy, it felt like being truly understood and in the most peaceful setting.”

"Awesome source"​

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