My name is Tabitha, and I’m a Clinical Psychologist with years of experience working with children, young people, and adults living with a range of emotional difficulties related to their mental and physical health.

I have experience supporting people who are living with anxiety, low mood, and self-criticism, as well as those who have been through painful life experiences and relationship difficulties.

A significant part of my work in the NHS has involved helping people to navigate the psychological impact of physical health conditions – whether that is adjusting to a diagnosis, managing fears about the future, or coping with changes in identity and roles.

I am particularly passionate about supporting people to build a meaningful and fulfilling life, even in the presence of ongoing physical health challenges or uncertainty.

I am also experienced in supporting neurodivergent children and adults across a range of contexts, including developing understanding of autism or ADHD after receiving a diagnosis.

I am committed to working in a way that is inclusive and neuro-affirming, and will always do my best to adapt sessions so they consider any neurodivergence-related needs you might have.