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I started working with Chris 6 months after my dad died.
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I’d been having some bereavement counselling before and it wasn’t working out for me; in fact it was making me feel worse.

But I immediately clicked with Chris.
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He comes at everything from a place of compassion and understanding.
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When I leave his sessions I always feel like I’ve been listened to, but also supported.

In the time we’ve been working together his wise counsel, kindness, and reassurance have been indispensable in helping me navigate my way through such a difficult time.

I think before having counselling I’d always imagined that counselling was an objective thing, but with Chris I always feel like he’s on my side; yes, giving me distance from things I might be too close to, but doing it because he’s got my best interests at heart.

I really can’t recommend him highly enough, and in fact, as proof of this, have done exactly that and know friends of mine who’ve gone on to work with him feel the same as I do.

Chris has been an absolute blessing in my life. Over a year ago, I lost two loved ones, my husband and mum, within four days of each other. A friend recommended Chris to me, and I am so glad that I reached out to him. It’s been a journey that has seen him support me through some of the darkest moments of my life and get me to a place today where I can see a light at the end of the tunnel. A good therapist doesn’t tell you what to do; they listen and guide you to make choices and find solutions that are right for you. Chris has given me the confidence to grow and navigate my challenges. He is a master in his field, and I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend him to anyone. I could not have come as far as I have without his support!