Who I Work With

 

Families often come to me when it feels like no one else knows what to do next.

 

For three decades, I have worked with families in some of the most complex and high stress situations, often after multiple services and professionals have already been involved.

 

I have supported families where aggression has become part of daily life, where schools and services feel at a loss, and where parents are frightened about what the future might hold for their child and their family.

 

Alongside my clinical work, I have held leadership and consultative roles, supporting frontline teams and helping shape whole system responses to trauma and challenging behaviour.

 

I specialise in supporting (This is not an exhausitve list):

 

• Families living with domestic abuse, violence, addiction, or intergenerational trauma

 

• Teens in crisis or on the edge of care, refusing school, running away, or becoming involved in risky or exploitative situations

 

• Parents overwhelmed by teen to parent aggression, antisocial behaviour, or emotional shutdown

 

• Children and teens who have experienced significant trauma and parents unsure how to rebuild trust

 

• Families close to separation, placement breakdown, or legal involvement

 

• Foster carers, adoptive parents, and kinship carers navigating complex attachment and identity needs

 

• Teens struggling with anxiety, depression, self-harm, or emotional distress where therapy has not helped

 

• Neurodivergent families raising teens with autism, ADHD, or complex needs

 

• Families navigating OCD, bipolar disorder, personality disorders, eating disorders, and complex trauma

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You do not have to do this alone.

 

Let us start today here. ​