About Steve

For over thirty years I have been working therapeutically with clients with a

wide range of problems. I believe that certain qualities are essential to

successful therapy – trust, discretion, motivation, confidentiality and respect.

I believe that the relationship between therapist and client should be at the

heart of the therapy process in providing a haven in which clients will be

received with professionalism, warmth, kindness and dignity.

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As well as a psychotherapist, I am trained in body therapy and a dual trained

nurse in mental health and learning disability. I offer a range of treatments

that can help with mental health problems, emotional challenges, and some

psychiatric disorders.  I have a special interest in pregnancy and post-partum

difficulties such as anxiety and depression.

I aim to enable those I see to understand their feelings, and what

makes them feel positive, anxious, or depressed. This can equip them to cope

with difficult situations in a more adaptive way. 

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Through the years I have worked with clients internationally and in a wide variety of settings particularly relating to psychological trauma and PTSD.

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I have had numerous articles published through the years and am a contributing author of “Cognitive Behavioural Interventions for Mental Health Practitioners,” and author of a self-help publication “50 Tips to Beat Depression,”