Support for Professionals

I'm Louise. I'm a queer, multiply neurodivergent counsellor, supervisor, trainer and author with over a decade of experience across private practice, higher education and the voluntary sector. I bring both professional expertise and lived experience to everything I offer, which means you don't have to explain yourself before we can get started.

I trained as a supervisor in 2018 at the Manchester Institute of Psychotherapy, having qualified as a counsellor in 2015 and completed my MSc Psychotherapeutic Counselling (Distinction) in 2016.

My initial training was integrative (Person-centred, Systemic, Psychodynamic and CBT). My dissertation research focused on creative expressions and identity in counselling based on my own experiences of working creatively as part of my personal development.

I have also done additional training in working with Compassion Focused Therapy and Solution Focused Therapy and a certificate in online counselling with OCST to work with voice and webcam.

I have particular experience of working with LGBTQIA+ identities, neurodivergence and in Higher Education settings having previously worked as a Disability Officer, Wellbeing Advisor and Specialist Mentor (Mental Health and Autism) in HE. Although I now work fulltime in private practice I have previously worked as a counsellor in the NHS, voluntary sector and in education.

My book 'A Therapeutic Workbook for Supporting the Wellbeing of Neurodivergent Clients' will be released by Jessica Kingsley Publishing in September 2026. It is based on the Two Spirals Model of Neurodivergent Wellbeing that I developed. It draws together my lived experience, professional knowledge and academic learning and underpins all my work and training.

How Can I Support You?

I offer a range of services to practitioners, including 1:1 session, group training, webinars and free resources. You'll find more details about all the options below.

If you're unsure of what might work best for you, then please do get in touch with any questions. (Email is usually best.)