Hi, I'm Georgia.
The space I offer isn’t clinical or cold. It’s human. Honest. Sometimes messy. Rooted in lived experience, not just theory.
If you’ve ever felt like support wasn’t made for someone like you, you’re in the right place.

I’m not here to be the ‘perfect’ therapist.
I don’t have a soft filter over my life, or a bookshelf full of untouched psychology books behind me on Zoom. What I do have is space built on the belief that you don’t need to be fixed, tidied up, or turned into a shinier version of yourself.

You just need space to land. To feel. To say the thing you’ve been holding in for too long.

I’ve wanted to be a counsellor since I was 13. Not in a glossy careers-day kind of way – but because I get it. I grew up navigating the mental health system myself, spent time in CAMHS, and came out the other side with a kind of insight that no textbook can offer. I know what it’s like to be on the other end of the chair. And I know how much it matters to be met with real understanding, not just clinical curiosity.

Over the last six years, I’ve worked with young people in schools, colleges and community spaces – many of whom have fallen through the cracks or never received the support they deserved. I'm here to try to make a small dent in that. Even if it’s just one person at a time.

This isn’t about being ‘professional’ in the corporate sense. It’s about being real in a world that often tells us to shrink or perform. I'm warm, curious, and gently direct. I won't sit in silence for 50 minutes while you struggle. I'll show up fully, ask questions, challenge you with care, and hold you in the tough stuff.

My approach is integrative, which just means I don’t believe in a one-size-fits-all version of healing. I’ll draw from different models, but more importantly, I’ll draw from you, your pace, your language, your way of making sense of the world.

I’m not here to sell you a transformation.
I’m here to walk with you while you figure out what you need.

If any of this has you thinking, “maybe this is my person”, that’s more than enough. Reach out. Let’s see what’s possible.