Something to ponder:

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In a world that often demands conformity, have you ever considered what it means to truly be yourself?

We live in times where the echo of society's expectations drowns out our own voices. Where we're nudged to fit moulds that don't align with our authentic selves.

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But what if there's a different narrative? A narrative where being you is not just accepted, but encouraged.

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Think about the subtle ways society dictates our actions – a judgmental glance, an unsaid rule, a cultural norm. We're conditioned to be what others want, losing a piece of ourselves in the process.

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Now, imagine a place where the story changes.

This is what I offer in my therapy room.

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In this place far from societal judgments, you will find the freedom to express yourself. As a person-centred therapist, I create an environment that isn't just safe, but empowering. A place where you are understood, respected, and accepted without conditions.

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Our journey together is one of rediscovery. We'll challenge the external narratives that have shaped you, replacing them with your own voice. Together, we'll build a resilience that's rooted in self-trust, a resilience that empowers you to take control of your life and live on your own terms.

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In my therapy room, your individuality is not just a whisper; it's a voice that deserves to be heard and honoured. We will cultivate this voice.

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It's here, in this space of unconditional acceptance and understanding, that you'll find the courage to redefine what it means to be you. Because in a world that often tells us who to be, choosing to be yourself is the most revolutionary act of all.

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I work with a range of people from different cultural backgrounds with diverse issues, including:

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• Self-esteem and confidence

• Anxiety

• Depression

• Sexuality

• Trauma

• Abuse

• Bereavement

• Loneliness

• Masculinity and men’s issues

• Women’s issues

• Relationship issues

• Grief

 

I offer both online and in-person sessions. In-person sessions will be held at Argyle House in Exeter.