What I work on
What each one looks like, the method behind it and what it is not. How fees work is on its own page.

Panic attacks
For adults whose panic has started to shrink their week. We learn what panic is, then practice the sensations on purpose, a little at a time, and see what happens when you stay with them. The method is CBT with interoceptive exposure. It is not breathing tricks to stop an attack.
Ask about thisCBT with interoceptive exposure
Short practice tasks, agreed in advance
Your clinician sets the pace

Health anxiety
For adults who check their body, search symptoms online or ask for tests and reassurance, and still are not sure. We look at what the checking does and practice doing less of it, a step at a time. The method is CBT for health anxiety. I do not examine or diagnose a physical condition.
Ask about thisCBT for health anxiety
Fewer checks, planned together
Your doctor stays in charge of your physical care

OCD
For adults with unwanted thoughts and the rituals that follow, whether you can see them or only do them in your head. Exposure and response prevention (ERP) is the first-line treatment for OCD. We build a ladder of triggers and practice facing them without the ritual.
Ask about thisExposure and response prevention (ERP)
A ladder of triggers, built with you
Mental rituals count too

Everyday worry
For adults whose worry runs all day over work, family or what might happen. We map what you worry about and what you do about it, and practice letting some of it be. The method is CBT. It is not being told to stop worrying.
Ask about thisCBT for worry
Planned practice between sessions
A plan for the harder weeks

Working with your doctor
Anxiety can have physical causes, and some people take medication alongside therapy. I do not prescribe. With your written permission, I can write to your doctor or prescriber so your care fits together.
Ask about thisI do not prescribe medication
Letters only with your written permission
Your doctor decides about medication

A partner or family session
For the people who live with the worry, who are often asked the same question again and again. In one session I explain what reassurance does and what to say instead, with you in the room. It is not couples therapy.
Ask about thisOnly with your agreement
You attend too
Booked like any other session