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I offer counselling and psychotherapy for children, teenagers and adults, alongside parent support and family support & therapy. I also work with schools and organisations to promote emotional wellbeing and trauma-informed practice.
Based in Lymm, I work with individuals and families across Warrington, Altrincham, Sale, Trafford, South Manchester and the surrounding areas, as well as offering online sessions where appropriate.
Whether I'm working with one person, supporting parents, or bringing family members together, my aim is always the same: to understand what sits beneath emotions, behaviour and relationship patterns so that meaningful, lasting change can happen.
You don't need to know exactly what kind of support you need before getting in touch. Together, we'll explore what's been happening and decide on the most appropriate place to begin.
Support for anxiety, emotional overwhelm, relationships, trauma, ADHD, confidence, repeated patterns, life changes and feeling stuck.
Therapeutic support for emotions, behaviour, confidence, friendships, anxiety, school struggles, emotional regulation and difficult experiences.
Attachment-informed support to help you better understand your child, strengthen your confidence and navigate parenting challenges, including the S.T.E.A.D.Y Parent™ Method.
Support for families experiencing anxiety, conflict, communication difficulties, school refusal, life transitions or relationship challenges.
Support for emotional wellbeing, staff wellbeing, workshops, therapeutic support, psychoeducation and tailored services for schools, teams and organisations.
Blogs, downloads, resources, workshops and courses to support emotional wellbeing, parenting, relationships and deeper understanding between sessions.
People seek support for many different reasons and often more than one thing at once.
• Anxiety, stress or overwhelm
• Trauma or difficult experiences
• Relationships and repeated patterns
• ADHD and emotional regulation
• Confidence and self-esteem
• Parenting struggles or family dynamics
• Big feelings or behaviour
• Friendship, school or social difficulties
• Life transitions, identity or feeling stuck
• Emotional wellbeing and resilience
Sometimes people come with a clear goal. Sometimes they simply know things feel difficult.
Therapy and support create space to better understand what may be happening underneath while finding ways forward that feel manageable and meaningful.
Therapy is not about being judged, fixed or told what to do.
It is a space to slow things down, make sense of what feels difficult and better understand what may sit underneath emotions, behaviour, relationships and repeated patterns.
Sometimes we explore experiences from the past. Sometimes we focus on what feels hard right now. Often, it is both.
My aim is to help you feel understood, supported and gently challenged in ways that lead to meaningful change, not simply insight, but something that feels different in everyday life.
You do not need to know exactly what support feels right before getting in touch.
A free 15-minute telephone consultation offers space to ask questions, talk through options and think about what may feel most helpful for you, your child, family, school or organisation.
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Hi, I’m Gemma, a counsellor, psychotherapist and family support coach based in Lymm, Cheshire. I offer therapy and parent support in a calm, welcoming space, both in person and online.
My journey into therapy started with trying to understand my own patterns. I could see how past experiences were shaping my relationships, especially as a parent, and I didn’t want to keep repeating the same cycles without really understanding why.
Through that process, I experienced how therapy is not just about coping or managing symptoms. It is about making sense of what sits underneath them, the patterns, nervous system responses and relational experiences that continue to shape how we feel and respond.
More recently, being diagnosed with ADHD has deepened my understanding even further. It has given me a different lens on things like emotional intensity, overwhelm and the gap between insight and change, not just personally, but in the therapy room too. I understand how frustrating it can be when something makes sense logically, but still does not feel different.
Alongside my work as a therapist and family support coach, I bring a background in nursing, education and working with children, young people and families. So I do not just see things clinically. I understand how struggles show up in real life, in relationships, in parenting, schools and in the day-to-day moments that often feel the hardest to navigate.
I have always been interested in the deeper reasons behind emotions, behaviour, relationships and repeated patterns.
Over time, both personally and professionally, I became increasingly curious about why people can understand something logically and still find themselves feeling stuck, overwhelmed or caught in the same cycles.
That curiosity continues to shape the way I think about emotional wellbeing today.
I am particularly interested in attachment, trauma, ADHD, family relationships and the ways experiences can shape how we relate to ourselves, others and the world around us.
Alongside psychotherapy, my background in nursing, education and supporting children, young people and families means I often think about the wider context around emotional struggles rather than seeing problems in isolation.
Increasingly, this has led me towards a family systems perspective, recognising that when one person is struggling, it is often helpful to gently step back and understand the relationships, pressures, experiences and patterns surrounding the difficulty too.
My hope is always to bring curiosity, compassion and deeper understanding to what can often feel confusing, overwhelming or stuck.
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