Counselling and EMDR to help you with...
I’d like to help you by inviting you to talk through a wide range of issues that might be arising in your life right now in the hope of helping you finding a way forward with clarity and vision. Some of these areas might be:-
- Depression
- Anxiety
- Eating Disorders
- Anxiety
- EMDR for Childhood Trauma
- LGBT+ Issues
- Issues of Race and Diversity
- Grief and Loss
- Relationships
- Couples Coaching
- Grief & Loss
- Single Incident Trauma
- Sexuality
- EMDR for Single Incident Trauma
- Harrassment Othering and Bullying
- Anger Issues
“I was hoping to find an LGBTQI+ affirmative therapist and came across Stuart's details on Google. I was bullied very badly at school because of being different. I felt really ashamed of my sexuality and Stuart's positive and affirming approach really helped build my self-image.
― Gabriel D. ―
“I felt a lot of anxiety about the The Covid-19 pandemic and was worried about the security of my job and as I live on my own I felt very isolated at suddenly having to work from home. Stuart offered a block of six sessions remotely. I was very nervous about doing this through Zoom, but actually got used to it in just a few minutes and felt like he was a very reassuring presence as if he was in the room with me. I just spending an hour a week with him made each week made be feel so much better”
― Julie S. ―
“I had a very difficult childhood and both of my parents died before I reached the age of ten. I realised I was very effected by childhood trauma and wanted to find an EMDR therapist who was local to me. Very quickly I was able to start to comes to terms with my childhood and Stuart inspires such confidence in his approach. I feel so much better and am very grateful”
― Norman B. ―
I am an ex-veteran and was referred to a psychiatrist because of the symptoms I was having related to experiences serving in the Gulf War. I was told I had the symptoms of PTSD and that I should have EMDR. I found Stuart's details on the BACP Directory and had a course of sessions with him. I felt terrible at first which he warned me that I might, but after a few weeks I began to notice that my symptoms of panic and flashbacks started to fade - Highly recommended!
Mike D.
'I started seeing Stuart at a time in my life where I was struggling to make sense of my emotions and how to find a path where I could be happy again.
Stuart put me at ease, gave me a space to open up and importantly for me, to be heard. Giving space to those feelings was hugely important but it was equally important to have found someone I connected with and whom I felt comfortable sharing the experience with.
I only have good things to say about Stuart and wouldn't hesitate to recommend him.'
Alianna S.
"I started going to see Stuart after the death of my mother. It was a very difficult time and I struggled to cope with the grief and loss. At times I was overwhelmed, but Stuart was so understanding and made me feel safe to talk about my feelings in a way that brought me to a place where I could begin to accept and move one"
Bryony S.