About Emma

My professional life has always centred on people — how we navigate life, how we relate to others and what helps us change.

I originally trained in psychology, followed by postgraduate qualifications in coaching and sport psychology. For more than twenty years I have worked closely with people as an organisational psychologist, personal and executive coach, supporting individuals, leaders and teams through change and transition.

Alongside this, I explored a range of therapeutic approaches including CBT counselling, Focusing Therapy and Gestalt group process, as well as periods of learning and practice within Buddhist communities.

I am a senior student of Core Process Psychotherapy, currently completing the Advanced Postgraduate programme at the Karuna Institute.  Core Process and Focusing Therapy are the foundations of my therapeutic work, under-pinned by more than twenty-five years’ experience of psychology-informed coaching and counselling.

I offer short- and longer-term psychotherapy, in person and online. My work also includes supporting neurodivergent adults and parents of neurodivergent children.

I am a registered UKCP member, working within their Code of Ethics and Professional Practice, and I hold full professional indemnity.