Welcome
My name is Daisy. I’m a psychotherapist, a curious soul, a creative thinker, a nature dweller - and, like you, a person navigating the complexities of life. These facets of who I am shape my work in the therapy room, just as your unique experiences and identity will shape our journey together.
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You’re here because something in your life feels difficult right now, and I imagine you’re wondering if I’m the right person to help. Maybe you’ve tried therapy before but didn’t find the connection you needed, or perhaps this is your first step toward seeking support. Either way, I’m glad you’ve landed here, and I hope we can explore together what’s bringing you to therapy.
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Whether you’re new to therapy or looking for deeper support, my goal is to provide a warm, non-judgmental space where you can feel safe to explore your thoughts and emotions.
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"After losing my mum unexpectedly, I felt like I was drowning in grief. Everyday tasks felt overwhelming, and I didn’t know how to cope with the hole loosing her had left in my world. In therapy I could talk about her, the memories we shared, and the guilt I felt about things left unsaid. It gave me permission to cry and laugh when I remembered her, and to process my loss at my own pace. I have slowly found ways to carry my grief without feeling like it was consuming me."
“I started therapy because I felt stuck and lonely. I didn’t know why I kept repeating the same mistakes in my relationships, and I was just going round and round in circles.
Therapy helped me understand those patterns and where they came from. Now, I feel stronger and more in control of my choices."
"I didn’t start therapy because I had a specific problem or crisis - I just felt a bit lost and wanted a space to figure myself out. I had questions about who I was, what I wanted from life. Having therapy gave me the chance to explore those things without judgement, to unpack feelings I didn’t even realise I was holding onto. Over time, it’s helped me build a stronger sense of self and understand what truly matters to me. Looking back, it’s been the best gift I’ve ever given myself."