Where stories are heard,
held and explored.
Systemic therapy for individuals, couples and families; a warm, collaborative space to work through what feels stuck and rediscover hope.
A warm, collaborative space to understand and be understood
Hello, I'm Justine. I work alongside individuals, couples and families, helping them navigate change, complexity and the things that feel stuck.
My clinical background spans CAMHS Family Therapy, school and community settings, and I bring a systemic lens to how family, school and peer relationships shape a young person's sense of identity. I have experience in working with mixed-heritage children and families.
Above all, my approach is person-centred. We'll start with what matters most to you, and work together with whatever you choose to bring.
Ways of working together
Family Therapy
Working alongside families to strengthen communication, navigate stress or breakdown, and find new ways of supporting one another.
Read moreChildren & Young People
Individual support for anxiety, low mood, neurodiversity, self-harm, EBSA and behavioural and emotional difficulties.
Read moreIndividuals
One-to-one therapy for adults, understanding you within the context of your relationships, history and culture.
Read moreCouples
Relationship-focused therapy for partners navigating communication, conflict or a period of change.
Read moreSchools
Systemic support for schools, working with the children who fall between your pastoral team and CAMHS.
Read moreSessions Online & In Person
Therapy from wherever feels comfortable for you, the same considered, confidential support, by secure video or in the room.
Read more"When one person is struggling, the whole family feels it, and the whole family can be part of the change."
Systemic family therapy sees difficulties not as belonging to just one person, but as arising from the patterns and stories a family share. I work alongside you to understand these patterns, and to identify your existing strengths.
Together we explore how you communicate, find new ways of understanding one another, and build stronger emotional bonds and greater resilience.
Families come to me during transitions, conflict, or when a young person is struggling.
- Warm, collaborative and non-judgemental
- Mindful of identity, culture and lived experience
- Particular interest in mixed-heritage families
- Working to AFSP policies and strong personal ethics
Taking the first step
When you feel ready, you can arrange a first session, or simply start with a short telephone conversation, whichever feels easier.