Meet Our Team
Ivy Light was established with a vision to offer modern and relatable therapeutic services, and delivering them with a team of like-minded Therapists for individuals and organisations in and around Lincoln. Our Counsellors are dedicated to helping people and share the belief that the client should always be at the heart of the therapy process.
Beth Robinson
MSc MBACP
Managing Director, Clinical Lead, Integrative Therapist & Designated Safeguarding Lead
"As an Integrative Therapist, I understand the importance of adapting my therapeutic style to meet you where you are. You won't need to conform to a one-size-fits-all approach, I believe in utilising several different approaches to therapy. Together, we will collaboratively identify the best planned approach that aligns with your goals.
I take pride in providing a calming, safe, and non-judgemental environment where you can explore any challenges or worries at your own pace. Whether you prefer a more directive or non-directive approach, I am here to guide you through your therapeutic journey based on your needs and preferences.
With extensive experience in working with adults, I have supported clients dealing with a wide range of issues. From processing and healing from historic abuse and trauma, navigating divorce and separation, and coping with grief and loss, to addressing unhealthy behaviours and exploring familial relationships, I am here to provide a supportive space for your personal growth. I have also worked extensively with individuals experiencing imposter syndrome, anxiety disorders, depression, low self-worth, and self-esteem challenges. Furthermore, I have provided talking therapy to many educational specialists, medical practitioners and emergency services personnel, understanding the unique pressures they face.
In addition, I have a wealth of experience working with young people. I have provided counselling to those dealing with issues including self-harm, low mood, anxiety disorders, body image concerns, changes in home life, and academic-related issues. I have a decade of experience within the education sector, having previously served as the lead Therapist in a Lincoln secondary school. This firsthand experience allows me to approach therapy with insight and empathy.
Having had negative experiences with counselling as a teenager, where I felt unheard and unable to be my authentic self, I am committed to ensuring that in my practice, the therapeutic journey is a collaboration that centres around you. Your preferences and needs will be consistently prioritised.
As the owner of Ivy Light and a qualified Integrative Counsellor & Therapist, I hold a Masters Degree in Counselling. I have completed extensive training in areas relating to Counselling and Psychotherapy, and continually engage in professional development to stay updated with the most relevant theories and practices in counselling and psychotherapy. I am a Registered Member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy, adhering to a strict ethical framework."
I take pride in providing a calming, safe, and non-judgemental environment where you can explore any challenges or worries at your own pace. Whether you prefer a more directive or non-directive approach, I am here to guide you through your therapeutic journey based on your needs and preferences.
With extensive experience in working with adults, I have supported clients dealing with a wide range of issues. From processing and healing from historic abuse and trauma, navigating divorce and separation, and coping with grief and loss, to addressing unhealthy behaviours and exploring familial relationships, I am here to provide a supportive space for your personal growth. I have also worked extensively with individuals experiencing imposter syndrome, anxiety disorders, depression, low self-worth, and self-esteem challenges. Furthermore, I have provided talking therapy to many educational specialists, medical practitioners and emergency services personnel, understanding the unique pressures they face.
In addition, I have a wealth of experience working with young people. I have provided counselling to those dealing with issues including self-harm, low mood, anxiety disorders, body image concerns, changes in home life, and academic-related issues. I have a decade of experience within the education sector, having previously served as the lead Therapist in a Lincoln secondary school. This firsthand experience allows me to approach therapy with insight and empathy.
Having had negative experiences with counselling as a teenager, where I felt unheard and unable to be my authentic self, I am committed to ensuring that in my practice, the therapeutic journey is a collaboration that centres around you. Your preferences and needs will be consistently prioritised.
As the owner of Ivy Light and a qualified Integrative Counsellor & Therapist, I hold a Masters Degree in Counselling. I have completed extensive training in areas relating to Counselling and Psychotherapy, and continually engage in professional development to stay updated with the most relevant theories and practices in counselling and psychotherapy. I am a Registered Member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy, adhering to a strict ethical framework."
Olivia Jones
MSc MBACP
Placement Lead & Integrative Therapist
"As an emotionally intelligent Integrative Counsellor, I am dedicated to providing inclusive and judgement free mental health and wellbeing support which places clients at the centre of the process.
My naturally kind, sensitive and calming demeanour are all integral aspects to my ability to form meaningful and trusting relationships with clients to enable them to feel comfortable sharing their experiences with me. This is further enabled through my commitment to creating a safe and confidential space where clients will feel truly heard and accepted for who they are
I work both face-to-face and online with adults and young people aged 11-18 and have experience supporting clients through a wide range of issues impacting their mental health. Primarily, I have supported individuals navigating anticipatory grief, terminal illness and bereavement. In addition to romantic and familial relationship conflicts, suicidal ideation, body image and self-esteem issues, historical abuse and associated trauma, alcohol dependency, work-related stress, and affairs and betrayals. This experience allows me to empathise and remain sensitive to the varying needs of my clients
The feeling of being truly heard and supported through the many emotional difficulties we face in life can make a real difference, I am proud to be able to offer that support."
My naturally kind, sensitive and calming demeanour are all integral aspects to my ability to form meaningful and trusting relationships with clients to enable them to feel comfortable sharing their experiences with me. This is further enabled through my commitment to creating a safe and confidential space where clients will feel truly heard and accepted for who they are
I work both face-to-face and online with adults and young people aged 11-18 and have experience supporting clients through a wide range of issues impacting their mental health. Primarily, I have supported individuals navigating anticipatory grief, terminal illness and bereavement. In addition to romantic and familial relationship conflicts, suicidal ideation, body image and self-esteem issues, historical abuse and associated trauma, alcohol dependency, work-related stress, and affairs and betrayals. This experience allows me to empathise and remain sensitive to the varying needs of my clients
The feeling of being truly heard and supported through the many emotional difficulties we face in life can make a real difference, I am proud to be able to offer that support."
Glen Settle
MNCPS Acc.
Integrative Therapist
"I am a pluralistic therapist. I am calm, patient, and I have kindness and compassion for all people. In therapy, I am able to slow your thoughts, feelings and sensations, enabling you to become more aware of what you are experiencing. Through my gentle and warm nature, I can help you understand what you are going through, and more importantly, understand who you are.
Slowing down, becoming aware of your experiencing self, and discussing what you think and feel, without judgement, allows you to move from where you are, towards enhanced self-awareness, self-acceptance, improved emotional regulation, stronger resilience and developing communication skills.
Through my pluralistic approach, I create a safe environment for us to develop a therapeutic relationship, a relationship that will help you bring into awareness all of what you are experiencing. Patiently, through a collaboration between the both of us, we will be able to explore what you are going through and develop a authentic sense of self.
Strengthening self-esteem leads to greater resilience, confidence and overall wellbeing. Our experiences are real, however, they do not need to define who we are. By understanding ourselves at a deeper level, we can learn to observe our mental dysfunction, change our view of ourselves, and learn to enjoy life.
Life is challenging, with many layers, composed of your emotional, physical, relational, working, psychological, life situations. Entwined, interlinked, all connected. You may be struggling with anxiety, depression or mental distress. You may be aiming to understand yourself better, trying to discover who you really are, for example; your values, self-esteem, or developing your self worth. You may be struggling with your life situation, such as your job, career, studies, relationships, partners, hobbies, grief, loss or trauma."
Slowing down, becoming aware of your experiencing self, and discussing what you think and feel, without judgement, allows you to move from where you are, towards enhanced self-awareness, self-acceptance, improved emotional regulation, stronger resilience and developing communication skills.
Through my pluralistic approach, I create a safe environment for us to develop a therapeutic relationship, a relationship that will help you bring into awareness all of what you are experiencing. Patiently, through a collaboration between the both of us, we will be able to explore what you are going through and develop a authentic sense of self.
Strengthening self-esteem leads to greater resilience, confidence and overall wellbeing. Our experiences are real, however, they do not need to define who we are. By understanding ourselves at a deeper level, we can learn to observe our mental dysfunction, change our view of ourselves, and learn to enjoy life.
Life is challenging, with many layers, composed of your emotional, physical, relational, working, psychological, life situations. Entwined, interlinked, all connected. You may be struggling with anxiety, depression or mental distress. You may be aiming to understand yourself better, trying to discover who you really are, for example; your values, self-esteem, or developing your self worth. You may be struggling with your life situation, such as your job, career, studies, relationships, partners, hobbies, grief, loss or trauma."
Melanie Meik
MBACP BSc (Hons)
Integrative Therapist
"I truly value the life-changing potential of therapy. Using a relational approach customised to your individual pace and needs, I strive to create a nurturing, judgment-free environment. A refuge where you can explore, understand yourself and foster growth.
Your experiences have shaped your one-of-a-kind outlook on life. My aim is to provide a space where you feel comfortable sharing your story, whether it revolves around relationships, anxiety, depression, isolation, grief or past trauma.
Even if you find it hard to pinpoint exactly what feels 'off' or recognise recurring patterns, we can work through these uncertainties together. Therapy calls for presence, commitment, courage, and openness. In return, it offers liberation, deeper self-awareness, release from shame, and more fulfilling connections with yourself and others. Everyone deserves support from time to time.
In our work together, we'll tackle the challenges that brought you to therapy, giving you an opportunity to pause, gain insight, and begin moving toward meaningful and lasting change."
Your experiences have shaped your one-of-a-kind outlook on life. My aim is to provide a space where you feel comfortable sharing your story, whether it revolves around relationships, anxiety, depression, isolation, grief or past trauma.
Even if you find it hard to pinpoint exactly what feels 'off' or recognise recurring patterns, we can work through these uncertainties together. Therapy calls for presence, commitment, courage, and openness. In return, it offers liberation, deeper self-awareness, release from shame, and more fulfilling connections with yourself and others. Everyone deserves support from time to time.
In our work together, we'll tackle the challenges that brought you to therapy, giving you an opportunity to pause, gain insight, and begin moving toward meaningful and lasting change."
Amy Bellas
MSc MBACP
Integrative Therapist
"I am very proud to be a Therapist for Ivy Light because it's been created to provide a modern and relatable service, which places its clients at the heart of the process.
I have extensive experience working with young people, counselling young people with issues ranging from low mood and anxiety, self-harm (including addiction to self-harm), to body image concerns, social media affects, friendship issues, attachment styles, changes in home life, and academic/school related issues.
I have experience working with adults and providing therapy on issues ranging from anxiety, low self-esteem, some trauma and relationship issues.
As a teenager, I never had access to a counsellor, nor did I have much of an understanding about the process of counselling. I felt like I had to deal with all my problems alone and not talk to anyone. This was unhelpful, and I wish I had the chance to talk to someone about how I was feeling at the time, I felt unheard. Now, I believe it is important that no matter how you feel, you have the opportunity to talk to someone, because even the feeling of having someone listen to you can make all the difference.
I am committed to making sure the therapeutic journey is authentic and collaborative process for the individual, with your preferences at the centre of the journey."
I have extensive experience working with young people, counselling young people with issues ranging from low mood and anxiety, self-harm (including addiction to self-harm), to body image concerns, social media affects, friendship issues, attachment styles, changes in home life, and academic/school related issues.
I have experience working with adults and providing therapy on issues ranging from anxiety, low self-esteem, some trauma and relationship issues.
As a teenager, I never had access to a counsellor, nor did I have much of an understanding about the process of counselling. I felt like I had to deal with all my problems alone and not talk to anyone. This was unhelpful, and I wish I had the chance to talk to someone about how I was feeling at the time, I felt unheard. Now, I believe it is important that no matter how you feel, you have the opportunity to talk to someone, because even the feeling of having someone listen to you can make all the difference.
I am committed to making sure the therapeutic journey is authentic and collaborative process for the individual, with your preferences at the centre of the journey."
Ray Corley
PGDip MBACP
Integrative Therapist
"You carry within you the means to answer every question about yourself. About your past and how your perceptions of it exert an enduring influence. About your life now, how your recollection of childhood experiences and the choices of adulthood have shaped it and continue to shape it. About what fulfilment means for you and how you might reach it, be contented, be at peace, in your world and with your world. All the answers are there. All you need do is find them.
I can help. First, to assist in giving form to the questions you want to ask. Then, to interpret the answers you find, help you be at ease with the knowledge they give you, with the self, possibly the many selves, you will come to know. The journey may be difficult, occasionally uncomfortable, at times painful, but I'll be there. To guide, though not to lead. To support, though not to carry. And always with empathy and compassion, acceptance and respect. I can help you locate the wellsprings of strength and wisdom within you, help you draw upon them as you transform your life for the better.
It has been my privilege to have counselled an extensive client base in many places. By every metric - age, ethnicity, nationality, gender, neurodivergence, orientation, faith - the range is characterised by diversity. This has gifted me an empathic appreciation of the challenges people face.
I believe in the potential of counselling to address life's challenges. I am never shocked, though what I hear can be shocking. I never judge, though clients too often believe they deserve judgement. I never condemn, even when clients condemn themselves, convinced they are beyond help, beyond hope. They are not. No one is."
I can help. First, to assist in giving form to the questions you want to ask. Then, to interpret the answers you find, help you be at ease with the knowledge they give you, with the self, possibly the many selves, you will come to know. The journey may be difficult, occasionally uncomfortable, at times painful, but I'll be there. To guide, though not to lead. To support, though not to carry. And always with empathy and compassion, acceptance and respect. I can help you locate the wellsprings of strength and wisdom within you, help you draw upon them as you transform your life for the better.
It has been my privilege to have counselled an extensive client base in many places. By every metric - age, ethnicity, nationality, gender, neurodivergence, orientation, faith - the range is characterised by diversity. This has gifted me an empathic appreciation of the challenges people face.
I believe in the potential of counselling to address life's challenges. I am never shocked, though what I hear can be shocking. I never judge, though clients too often believe they deserve judgement. I never condemn, even when clients condemn themselves, convinced they are beyond help, beyond hope. They are not. No one is."
Ian Catterall
MBACP (Accred)
Integrative Therapist
"Everyone reaches points where challenges feel overwhelming. Whether you're experiencing persistent anxiety, relationship patterns that leave you feeling stuck, work that feels unrewarding and taking you nowhere, unprocessed grief or simply feeling something isn't right, these signals deserve attention.
Many hesitate to seek therapy, wondering if their struggles are serious enough or if they’re the kind of person who has therapy. Therapy provides a space where your experiences are heard without judgement. It's not about having something wrong with you, it's recognising that sometimes we all need support to find a path forward.
My name is Ian Catterall and I provide person-centred therapy enriched by mindfulness techniques that create real results. I work with clients worldwide through online video sessions."
Many hesitate to seek therapy, wondering if their struggles are serious enough or if they’re the kind of person who has therapy. Therapy provides a space where your experiences are heard without judgement. It's not about having something wrong with you, it's recognising that sometimes we all need support to find a path forward.
My name is Ian Catterall and I provide person-centred therapy enriched by mindfulness techniques that create real results. I work with clients worldwide through online video sessions."
Paula Ryans
MA MBACP
Integrative Therapist
"Are you struggling with your emotions following a change or loss? Do you feel stuck, lost or overwhelmed?
Therapy can help with a wide range of personal and emotional issues. Common themes in counselling sessions include work stress, anxiety, depression, grief, relationship breakdowns, and low self-esteem. It can be challenging to open up, even to those close to us, leading to feelings of isolation and worry. If you find yourself feeling this way, I offer a safe, supportive space where you can untangle your thoughts and feelings, free from judgment.
Building a compassionate and genuine therapeutic relationship with you is important to me. Therapy can help you develop awareness of your issues and foster greater self-acceptance. We can explore the impact of past events and examine your relationships, both with yourself and others. Together, we can understand how you arrived at this point and, if you choose, make changes to move forward in your life.
My journey into therapy began while working alongside families in special needs education and family support, which inspired me to retrain as a Therapist. I hold an MA in Person-Centred Experiential Counselling and Psychotherapy, and have spent four years counselling in schools, organisations and private practice in Lincoln. I understand the unique pressures and stresses that come with caring for a child with special needs and can support you through the emotional highs and lows of parenting, as well as navigating the school system and the special needs process. I am particularly passionate about supporting clients who receive a special needs diagnosis after leaving school. I can offer insights and strategies tailored to your individual needs.
As an accredited pregnancy and baby loss counsellor, I provide a compassionate space for you to express your feelings and emotions during a time that can feel incredibly isolating.
Additionally, I can help with various issues, including family relationships, relationship breakdowns, friendship challenges, bullying, family separation, blended families, chronic illness, sexual assault and abuse, low self-esteem, and childhood trauma."
Therapy can help with a wide range of personal and emotional issues. Common themes in counselling sessions include work stress, anxiety, depression, grief, relationship breakdowns, and low self-esteem. It can be challenging to open up, even to those close to us, leading to feelings of isolation and worry. If you find yourself feeling this way, I offer a safe, supportive space where you can untangle your thoughts and feelings, free from judgment.
Building a compassionate and genuine therapeutic relationship with you is important to me. Therapy can help you develop awareness of your issues and foster greater self-acceptance. We can explore the impact of past events and examine your relationships, both with yourself and others. Together, we can understand how you arrived at this point and, if you choose, make changes to move forward in your life.
My journey into therapy began while working alongside families in special needs education and family support, which inspired me to retrain as a Therapist. I hold an MA in Person-Centred Experiential Counselling and Psychotherapy, and have spent four years counselling in schools, organisations and private practice in Lincoln. I understand the unique pressures and stresses that come with caring for a child with special needs and can support you through the emotional highs and lows of parenting, as well as navigating the school system and the special needs process. I am particularly passionate about supporting clients who receive a special needs diagnosis after leaving school. I can offer insights and strategies tailored to your individual needs.
As an accredited pregnancy and baby loss counsellor, I provide a compassionate space for you to express your feelings and emotions during a time that can feel incredibly isolating.
Additionally, I can help with various issues, including family relationships, relationship breakdowns, friendship challenges, bullying, family separation, blended families, chronic illness, sexual assault and abuse, low self-esteem, and childhood trauma."
Diane Sullivan
LLB MNCPS Acc.
Integrative Therapist & Clinical Supervisor
"Do you need someone to talk to, but you don't like the idea of being in an enclosed space for your therapy sessions? Maybe you want to connect, perhaps more deeply, with nature, the environment, or the wisdom of the seasons during your therapy sessions. Perhaps you feel more comfortable being side-by-side with your therapist rather than sitting face to face in a room, which doesn't suit everyone.
I discovered Walk and Talk Therapy when I was initially training as a Counsellor, and I later undertook further training in Walk and Talk Therapy and Ecotherapy. I have worked as a Counsellor for over seven years and I am passionate about outdoor therapy and the benefits it can provide, especially for those who have experienced trauma. Research also shows that being in nature can reduce stress, depression and anxiety and it can help us access our inner world more deeply.
In my work as an Integrative Therapist, I draw on person centred, humanistic, Gestalt, Psychosynthesis and Transpersonal counselling techniques. I work one to one with adults and I can help with issues including: anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, loss, grief, stress, relationship breakdowns, separation, divorce, infidelity, recovery from narcissistic abuse, childhood trauma that's effecting your life now, as well life's challenges and changes. I also work with people who have had or been touched by near-death experiences (NDEs), particularly those caused by cardiac arrests, heart attacks, strokes, illness, health emergencies and medical interventions.
Whatever has brought you to me, I aim to provide a welcoming, caring, confidential and non-judgmental space where you can freely and openly express and explore your thoughts, feelings, and life experiences with someone who is on your side.
In addition to Walk and Talk Therapy, I am able to offer online therapy and supervision for Trainee Counsellors, Qualified Counsellors and other professionals, including mental health first aiders which can take place in your workplace."
I discovered Walk and Talk Therapy when I was initially training as a Counsellor, and I later undertook further training in Walk and Talk Therapy and Ecotherapy. I have worked as a Counsellor for over seven years and I am passionate about outdoor therapy and the benefits it can provide, especially for those who have experienced trauma. Research also shows that being in nature can reduce stress, depression and anxiety and it can help us access our inner world more deeply.
In my work as an Integrative Therapist, I draw on person centred, humanistic, Gestalt, Psychosynthesis and Transpersonal counselling techniques. I work one to one with adults and I can help with issues including: anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, loss, grief, stress, relationship breakdowns, separation, divorce, infidelity, recovery from narcissistic abuse, childhood trauma that's effecting your life now, as well life's challenges and changes. I also work with people who have had or been touched by near-death experiences (NDEs), particularly those caused by cardiac arrests, heart attacks, strokes, illness, health emergencies and medical interventions.
Whatever has brought you to me, I aim to provide a welcoming, caring, confidential and non-judgmental space where you can freely and openly express and explore your thoughts, feelings, and life experiences with someone who is on your side.
In addition to Walk and Talk Therapy, I am able to offer online therapy and supervision for Trainee Counsellors, Qualified Counsellors and other professionals, including mental health first aiders which can take place in your workplace."
Neha Kaylash
MSc PGDip
Trainee Therapist
"As a compassionate, person-centred Trainee Counsellor, my process is rooted in the belief that every individual has an innate capacity for growth. I aim to hold a safe, empathetic and non-judgmental space for you to explore your thoughts, feelings and experiences at your own pace.
Offering a warm, open and supportive environment, I am deeply committed to honouring your unique lived experiences, approaching each session with the understanding that your voice matters. I believe that fostering a trusting, collaborative relationship is key in helping ground your self-development through introspection.
Both personally and professionally, I invest in my continuous learning and growth through ongoing training. I am a certified Life Coach, holding a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Psychology. Currently, whilst completing a counselling qualification at the University of Lincoln, I am also undertaking an additional course specialising in online and telephone counselling.
I am here to walk alongside you as you navigate life's challenges and feel honoured to support you in your journey towards self-discovery and emotional wellbeing."
Offering a warm, open and supportive environment, I am deeply committed to honouring your unique lived experiences, approaching each session with the understanding that your voice matters. I believe that fostering a trusting, collaborative relationship is key in helping ground your self-development through introspection.
Both personally and professionally, I invest in my continuous learning and growth through ongoing training. I am a certified Life Coach, holding a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Psychology. Currently, whilst completing a counselling qualification at the University of Lincoln, I am also undertaking an additional course specialising in online and telephone counselling.
I am here to walk alongside you as you navigate life's challenges and feel honoured to support you in your journey towards self-discovery and emotional wellbeing."
Jess Grundy
BSc (Hons)
Trainee Therapist
"I'm a Trainee Counsellor with a warm, compassionate, and client-centred approach, ensuring that you feel heard and supported in a safe, non-judgmental space.
I am passionate about helping individuals navigate life's challenges, difficulties, and experiences. I tailor my approach to each person's unique needs, drawing on person's centred approaches and integrative techniques to support person growth and well-being.
I believe that therapy is a collaborative process, and I aim to create a space where you feel empowered to explore your thoughts and emotions at your own pace. If you are considering counselling, I welcome you to reach out and take that first step toward positive change."
I am passionate about helping individuals navigate life's challenges, difficulties, and experiences. I tailor my approach to each person's unique needs, drawing on person's centred approaches and integrative techniques to support person growth and well-being.
I believe that therapy is a collaborative process, and I aim to create a space where you feel empowered to explore your thoughts and emotions at your own pace. If you are considering counselling, I welcome you to reach out and take that first step toward positive change."
Clare Thompson
Trainee Therapist
"I am a Trainee Counsellor in my final year of study. I have completed all my classroom hours and over half the counselling hours required for qualification.
I am an integrative therapist, bringing a variety of theories and methods to the counselling room. Being person-centred I am also guided by you in our sessions.
I embrace the core values of counselling so you will get a counsellor who is genuine, non judgemental, empathetic, and who actively listens to you.
Whatever your issues, whatever you need to work through, I am here to walk beside you as you find your path."
I am an integrative therapist, bringing a variety of theories and methods to the counselling room. Being person-centred I am also guided by you in our sessions.
I embrace the core values of counselling so you will get a counsellor who is genuine, non judgemental, empathetic, and who actively listens to you.
Whatever your issues, whatever you need to work through, I am here to walk beside you as you find your path."
Lottie Hand
Trainee Therapist
"I believe in working collaboratively with you to help you navigate the feelings and situations that you bring to therapy. I am very passionate about working with people to embrace themselves and their emotions whilst they bring traits that they have been previously unaware of into their awareness.
My counselling style is founded on the core principles of person-centred therapy, which I believe helps to establish a genuine bond with no judgement to build on. I have a toolbox of methods from various modalities of therapy that can be used to adapt the client experience to each client.
I strongly believe every mind is a product of the circumstances that every person has experienced throughout their lives. No two people experience something the same way, so the therapy process should be custom to each individual.
I have a BA in Psychology and Counselling and I have finished the taught element of my Master’s Degree in counselling at the University of Lincoln. I have worked with both children and adults with various presenting factors including domestic and sexual abuse.
As a neurodivergent Therapist, I have a special interest in working with neurodiverse clients and undergo additional training to refine the relevant skills for working with this type of client."
My counselling style is founded on the core principles of person-centred therapy, which I believe helps to establish a genuine bond with no judgement to build on. I have a toolbox of methods from various modalities of therapy that can be used to adapt the client experience to each client.
I strongly believe every mind is a product of the circumstances that every person has experienced throughout their lives. No two people experience something the same way, so the therapy process should be custom to each individual.
I have a BA in Psychology and Counselling and I have finished the taught element of my Master’s Degree in counselling at the University of Lincoln. I have worked with both children and adults with various presenting factors including domestic and sexual abuse.
As a neurodivergent Therapist, I have a special interest in working with neurodiverse clients and undergo additional training to refine the relevant skills for working with this type of client."
Support Staff
We would also like to introduce you to our dedicated support staff working alongside our Therapists in our Lincoln office, assisting in the smooth running of Ivy Light so clients receive the best possible care and service.
Ella Briggs
Client Co-ordinator & Clinical Administrator
Trinity Pudney
Social Media, Engagement & Outreach Manager
Sharon Roberts
Business Manager
Rhianna Clay
PGCE
Strategic Partner For Neurodiversity, Inclusion & Equality


