Welcome to a space that understands.

Sometimes, the hardest part of being the one who holds everything together…
is finding someone who can be there for you.

Whether you’re navigating your own challenges, the demands of parenthood, or the deeply meaningful—but often exhausting—experience of supporting a neurodivergent loved one, you don’t have to do it alone.

I offer a neuro-affirming, gentle, and non-judgemental space where your needs come first.

Because I live the reality of parenting in two worlds, I understand that your life doesn’t fit into neat boxes.

Here, you don’t have to translate your experience.
You don’t have to mask your struggles.

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What You Can Expect

Together, we’ll work toward:

  • Rediscovering your resilience

  • Setting boundaries that actually hold

  • Reducing the mental load

  • Finding calm amidst the noise

All from the comfort of your own space—via video or phone.

Who This Space Is For

Parents feeling overwhelmed, stretched, or lost in the mental load

Carers supporting neurodivergent children

Neurodivergent adults navigating burnout or identity

Anyone tired of being the “strong one”

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Individual Adult Counselling

Life’s transitions, anxieties, and “stuck” moments can feel heavy.

This is a space to:

  • Process your experiences

  • Navigate stress and overwhelm

  • Reconnect with who you are beyond your roles

Counselling for Parents

Parenthood changes everything.

I offer a gentle, non-judgemental space to explore:

  • Parenting stress and burnout

  • The mental load

  • Guilt and self-doubt

  • Balancing multiple children’s needs

Together, we work toward reducing overwhelm and helping you feel more steady, capable, and supported.

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Neurodivergent Adult Support (ADHD & Autism)

Navigating a neurotypical world can be exhausting.

This is a space where:

  • You don’t need to mask

  • Your brain is understood—not “fixed”

  • Your strengths are recognised

We focus on practical, sustainable ways to manage:

  • Burnout

  • Sensory overwhelm

  • Executive functioning challenges

Supporting Carers of Neurodivergent Children

Caring for a neurodivergent child requires a unique kind of strength.

It can also feel isolating.

Because I live this experience too, we can move straight into meaningful support—without needing to explain the basics.

Together, we’ll navigate:

  • Advocacy fatigue

  • Emotional and sensory overload

  • Carer burnout

While also making space for you.

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Testimonials

What parents say

Reaching out for support can feel like a big step.
Here’s what some parents have shared about their experience with Spectrum Parent Counselling.

“I finally felt like someone really understood what I was going through as a parent. There was no judgement—just support and space to figure things out.”

Richa Douglas
Rated 5 out of 5

“As a parent of a neurodivergent child, it was such a relief to speak with someone who gets it. I didn’t have to explain everything from the beginning.”

Eugene Carroll
Rated 4.5 out of 5

Spectrum Parent Counselling

You don’t need to have the right words.
You don’t need to have it all figured out.

You just need a place to start.

AREAS OF SUPPORT

Parenting & Family Life

Parenting stress & burnout

Emotional regulation (yours or your child’s)

Parenting after separation

Neurodiversity

ADHD & executive functioning

Autism & sensory needs

Navigating school systems

Emotional Wellbeing

Anxiety & overwhelm

Depression or low mood

Identity changes after becoming a parent

Relationships

Co-parenting challenges

Communication & conflict

Parenting as a couple