I welcome selected professional enquiries connected to psychotherapy, emotional health, clinical practice, and public understanding of therapy.

This may include media comment, clinical writing, training contributions, professional discussion, consultation, and future supervision-related enquiries.

My main areas of interest include anxiety, shame, emotional avoidance, inner criticism, relational patterns, and psychodynamic or ISTDP-informed therapy.

Yes. I can provide clear, accessible comment on therapy, anxiety, emotional avoidance, shame, inner criticism, relationship patterns, and the emotional pressures people often find hard to explain.

I aim to speak in plain language without reducing complex psychological experiences to quick fixes or tidy slogans.

Yes. I am open to selected writing and expert contribution enquiries where a psychodynamic perspective may be useful.

This may include articles, features, expert quotes, clinical explainers, or reflective pieces about therapy, anxiety, emotional life, relationships, avoidance, shame, and repetition.

I am open to selected training, talks, and professional contribution enquiries.

My areas of interest include anxiety, defences, shame, emotional avoidance, inner criticism, relational repetition, and the therapy process itself.

This may be relevant for therapists, counselling trainees, wellbeing teams, or organisations wanting a more psychologically thoughtful way to understand emotional difficulty.

I am open to professional consultation enquiries where my clinical experience may be useful.

This may include thinking with therapists, services, or organisations about anxiety, emotional avoidance, shame, relational patterns, clinical communication, or therapy-related content.

Consultation is not a substitute for therapy, formal supervision, legal advice, or crisis support.

I have a developing interest in clinical supervision and consultation, particularly for therapists interested in psychodynamic and ISTDP-informed thinking.

My clinical interests include anxiety, defences, shame, emotional closeness, avoidance, and stuck therapeutic processes.

If you are looking for formal supervision, it is important that any arrangement meets your professional body’s requirements and is appropriate for your level of training, caseload, and clinical context.

BACP accreditation is a professional recognition for counsellors and psychotherapists who have met BACP criteria for training, supervised practice, experience, and reflective practice.

It is one marker of professional accountability, alongside ongoing supervision, continuing professional development, ethical practice, and careful attention to the therapeutic relationship.

Yes. I am open to selected organisational enquiries where my clinical perspective may be useful.

This may include therapy-related content, emotionally informed workplace writing, talks, consultation, or contributions to projects about anxiety, avoidance, shame, emotional wellbeing, and psychological patterns.

I do not provide emergency advice, medico-legal assessment, organisational crisis response, or out-of-hours clinical support through this page.

Yes. Professional enquiries are separate from therapy enquiries.

If you are looking for therapy, please use the therapy contact form. If you are contacting me about media, writing, training, consultation, or professional collaboration, please use the professional enquiries route.

This helps keep therapy enquiries clear, confidential, and properly held.

Please include your name, organisation if relevant, the nature of the enquiry, any deadline, and what you are hoping I may be able to contribute.

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I will reply if the enquiry is appropriate and fits my areas of clinical interest.