I take a contextural, collaborative approach to counselling. My aim is to honour each client’s individual circumstances and needs while helping them navigate the various challenges that they encounter. I can support people who are dealing with:·       Anxiety·       Intergenerational difficulties, particularly between first-, second- and third-generation migrants/settlers·       Racism-related difficulties·       Gender identity/discovery/affirmation·       Coming out or questioning their sexuality·       Relationship issues, especially non-traditional relationship structures (e.g. polyamory, ethical non-monogamy, relationship anarchy, etc.)·       Grief (including pet death)·       Difficult decisions I do not believe there is one single approach that will suit everyone. Instead, I think it is vital to work with each client to discover what will best support them. This is what makes the process of counselling collaborative – I do not advise or direct. Rather, I help you to figure out what is right for you in your unique context. I focus on your strengths, your abilities, your resources, and ways of helping you build these to match your needs.