A man sitting on a park bench next to a white bicycle. He is wearing a white t-shirt and brown pants, with his hands clasped in his lap. The background shows green trees and bushes.
A man sitting on a park bench next to a white bicycle. He is wearing a white t-shirt and brown pants, with his hands clasped in his lap. The background shows green trees and bushes.

Hi, I’m Dickie, an integrative therapist and counsellor. I offer a calm, confidential space to explore what’s troubling you, at a pace that feels safe.

You’re welcome to bring whatever you’re facing, anxiety, sadness, identity questions, relationship struggles or life changes.

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How I work

I’m an integrative therapist and counsellor working with people from all walks of life. I aim to offer a safe, anti-oppressive space where we can explore what’s troubling you, make sense of your story and move towards something new.

Areas of work

I offer space to explore feelings such as anxiety, sadness, overwhelm, identity questions, relationship struggles and the impact of the world around you. You can learn more about my approach and the types of therapy I offer by visiting the Therapy tab.

How it works

We’ll start with an initial call and an extended first session to see how we feel working together. There’s no pressure to share more than you’re ready for; we move at your pace, focusing on what you need most when you arrive. Together, we’ll work toward stabilising the present and integrating the parts of your past that make you who you are today. We can agree on how long to work together, whether that’s a short period or something longer-term.

Where I see clients

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Online

Zoom, Google Meets, WhatsApp, FaceTime and MS Teams.

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East London & Bristol

E8 & BS3

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