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Autism (also termed autism spectrum condition and Asperger syndrome) can affect people in different ways, bringing both strengths and challenges. 

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You may be considering undergoing an assessment for autism, or you may have received a diagnosis and are now considering what this means for you.

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I have extensive experience supporting autistic individuals, as well as carrying out professional autism assessments.  The focus of my Masters Degree and dissertation was autism and the role of therapy.  I also have training and knowledge in assessing and supporting individuals with associated sensory processing difficulties.  

 

I offer tailored counselling input for people both pre- and post-diagnosis, and also offer support for those who have a relationship with an autistic. family member or friend..

I can support you with:

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  • understanding what living with autism means to you;

  • exploring your relationships with others;

  • understanding social interactions and managing challenges;

  • exploring your emotions and managing times when they may feel overwhelming or confusing;

  • understanding the ways you think about things and how this can affect how you feel;

  • managing sensory processing issues which may make you hyper sensitive or under sensitive in certain environments;

  • managing feelings of anxiety;

  • managing feelings of anger;

  • exploring coping strategies for certain situations and your everyday life;

  • exploring your strengths and sense of identity.

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I also offer online counselling (using Zoom) if this feels more comfortable for you.

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I am proud to be accredited as an Autism Ambassador, raising awareness and providing reasonable adjustments to meet the needs of people who are looking for support.

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Please do contact me if you feel you could benefit from counselling support. I will be happy to discuss your needs and how I can help.

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Telephone - 07393 423370

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