Anxiety & Overthinking
Worry, rumination, perfectionism, self-doubt, avoidance or difficulty switching off.
Learn about anxiety and overthinkingAreas of practice
These are the concerns I most commonly work with. Each page explains what the difficulty can look like, how therapy may help, and the approaches I draw on. You do not need a diagnosis, or to know exactly what is wrong, before getting in touch.
Saturdays: In person in Blackburn · Wednesdays & Thursdays: Telehealth, including after hours
Worry, rumination, perfectionism, self-doubt, avoidance or difficulty switching off.
Learn about anxiety and overthinkingDifficult past experiences that continue to affect mood, relationships, sleep or a sense of safety.
Learn about trauma-related difficultiesTrouble falling asleep, staying asleep, early waking or growing anxiety about sleep itself.
Experience providing cognitive behavioural therapy for insomnia (CBT-I) within a specialist sleep clinic setting.
Learn about sleep and insomniaThe psychological impact of persistent pain, illness or significant changes in health and functioning.
Learn about chronic pain and health changesBullying, exclusion, difficult managers, conflict, performance pressure and the confidence knocks that follow.
Learn about workplace stress and bullyingFlat or low mood, burnout, grief, relationship change, career or study transitions and periods of adjustment.
Learn about low mood, stress and life transitionsThese issues often overlap. Anxiety can affect sleep. Poor sleep can make pain or stress harder to manage. Difficult experiences can influence all three. Therapy can focus on how these patterns interact across your life.
Depending on your needs, therapy may draw on Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Schema Therapy and mindfulness.
Want to talk first? You are welcome to to ask a couple of questions.