A calm, private space to explore what’s present —
and feel more like yourself again.
Begin Your EnquiryUncertainty. Fear. Past experiences that still feel present. Or simply a sense that something does not feel as steady as you would like it to.
You do not need to have the right words.
And you do not need to have it fully understood before you reach out.
This is a space where what is present can be met with care, clarity and without judgement.
A Space to Explore and Make Sense
This work offers a calm, structured space to explore what you are carrying, at a pace that feels appropriate for you.
It draws on a blend of therapeutic approaches including hypnotherapy, parts work, guided imagery and trauma-informed practice — shaped around what you bring and what feels right for the work.
Together, we work to understand your internal experience more clearly, including the parts that feel contradictory, unclear or difficult to name.
This is focused, intentional work designed to create real change, not only insight.
There is no pressure to revisit anything before you are ready. You can begin where you are.
What I Currently Work With
This work may be supportive for:
- anxiety in pregnancy and postpartum
- tokophobia — fear of childbirth
- fertility journeys and the emotional complexity, grief and uncertainty they can bring
- birth briefing and debriefing — making sense of a birth experience, whether difficult, confusing or simply something that needs space to land
- birth or medical trauma
- general perinatal emotional support, including overwhelm, identity shifts and the invisible weight of this season
- pregnancy after loss
- low mood or emotional heaviness during pregnancy or postpartum
- fear of labour, pain or loss of control
- feeling disconnected from pregnancy or uncertain about parenthood
- grief, whether open or quiet
- feeling unseen, dismissed or misunderstood in your care
- carrying a high emotional load while appearing “high-functioning”
- the impact of past sexual or relational trauma on your sense of safety, control or trust
How This Work Can Support You
Over time, clients often notice a shift in how they respond — not because everything changes, but because they are no longer carrying it in the same way.
What once felt overwhelming can begin to feel easier to meet, as though something inside finally has room to breathe.
They experience:
- a calmer nervous system
- more internal spaciousness
- a gentler relationship with difficult emotions
- clarity in emotionally complex moments
- grounding during periods of anxiety or overwhelm
- renewed trust in your body and instincts
- deeper compassion for yourself
- relief from carrying everything alone
- a stronger sense of internal support
This work also supports a deeper understanding of yourself — and of the patterns, responses and inner dynamics that shape your experience.
Over time, this can become integrated, allowing you to move through your life with greater awareness, steadiness and internal support.
This work does not take your experience away, but it can change how it lives within you — and how you move forward with it.
The Tone of This Space
There is no expectation to be positive, hopeful or composed.
You can bring fear, numbness, grief, anger, overwhelm, heartbreak, exhaustion or longing.
My role is not to fix, analyse or evaluate you, but to meet you with warmth, steadiness and clarity — and gently guide you towards a deeper understanding of what is present.
What Makes This Work Different
The Inner Room offers focused perinatal therapeutic support that is relational, grounded and emotionally attuned.
It is not a scripted process or a generic wellbeing session. The work is shaped by careful listening, therapeutic skill, an understanding of the nervous system, and respect for the complexity of your experience.
It is paced with care, so that nothing feels rushed or overwhelming, while still allowing for meaningful movement.
It is spacious and considered — designed for depth rather than volume — and shaped around you.
This is not about ongoing dependency. It is about creating meaningful movement, at a pace that feels safe and sustainable.
For some, this is where their work begins before deciding what kind of support they may need around birth or postnatal life.
For others, it becomes a space they return to alongside or after other support.
A steady companion for the thresholds within you.
How We Begin
If you feel drawn to this work, you are welcome to begin with an enquiry.
Therapeutic enquiries begin in writing. You do not need to share your whole story before you feel ready. A few thoughtful details are enough to begin, and I will reply personally with the most appropriate next step.
That next step may be an initial therapeutic session, a short suitability call if something needs clarifying first, or another form of support if your needs sit outside my current scope of practice.
If you are not yet sure what kind of support you need, a Clarity Session may be a helpful place to begin. This is a paid standalone session for exploring something specific, making sense of what feels unresolved, or understanding what kind of support may feel most useful now.
A Clarity Session is £225 for 90 minutes. For some people, one session is enough. For others, it becomes a helpful beginning before deeper support.
Therapeutic support is available as individual 60- or 90-minute sessions, depending on the nature of the work. Sessions are £165 for 60 minutes or £225 for 90 minutes.
Sessions take place online, allowing this work to be held with privacy and continuity. If you are based outside the UK, you are welcome to enquire and I will let you know whether support is possible for your location and circumstances.
I work with a limited number of therapeutic clients at any one time, so that each person receives the depth of attention this work asks for.
I offer perinatal therapeutic support as part of my advanced diploma training with The Birth Republic, working under clinical supervision and within my current professional scope.
If you have any questions about whether this is the right kind of support for what you are carrying, you are warmly welcome to ask.
What You May Be Wondering
The answers below are here to help you understand whether The Inner Room is the right kind of support for what you are carrying now.
How do I know if The Inner Room is the right support for me?
The Inner Room may be a good fit if you are looking for focused perinatal therapeutic support around anxiety, fear, loss, fertility, birth, postpartum, previous experiences or emotional transition.
This work is especially suited to those who want a private, reflective and emotionally attuned space to understand what is happening internally and begin creating meaningful change.
If what you are bringing sits outside my current scope of practice, I will be honest about that and, where possible, guide you towards a more suitable form of support.
A few thoughtful details in your enquiry are enough to begin.
Do I need to talk about everything in detail?
No.
You do not need to disclose everything before you feel ready, and you do not need to retell painful experiences in detail in order for the work to begin.
Some therapeutic approaches allow us to work with the emotional imprint, nervous system response or internal pattern without needing to go into every detail of what happened.
We can work at a pace that feels safe, useful and manageable for you.
Sometimes the work begins with the outline of an experience. Sometimes it begins with what is present now: the feelings, fears, sensations, responses or patterns that are asking for attention.
How do therapeutic enquiries work?
Therapeutic enquiries begin in writing.
You do not need to share your whole story in the enquiry form. A few thoughtful details are enough to help me understand what kind of support you are looking for.
I will read your enquiry with care and reply personally. The next step may be an initial therapeutic session, a short suitability call if something needs clarifying first, or another form of support if your needs sit outside my current scope.
This written-first process allows the beginning to feel considered, private and responsive to what you are bringing.
What is the difference between The Inner Room and a Clarity Session?
A Clarity Session is for orientation, decision-making and thinking something through. It can be useful if you want to explore birth preferences, prepare for the postnatal weeks, compare different types of support, understand your priorities, or decide what kind of support feels most fitting.
The Inner Room is for working more directly with emotional material — such as anxiety, fear, loss, previous experiences, birth trauma, inner conflict, emotional overwhelm or the parts of you that feel unsettled, unheard or difficult to meet alone.
Both can offer steadiness. The difference is the purpose of the work.
How many sessions will I need?
This depends on what you are bringing and what kind of support feels useful.
Some people come for one focused session around something specific. Others benefit from a short series of sessions when the work is more layered.
We can discuss what feels useful after your enquiry or first session. There is no need to decide everything before you begin.
This is not designed to create ongoing dependency. The intention is meaningful movement, at a pace that feels safe and sustainable.
Is this confidential?
Yes, within the usual legal, ethical and safeguarding limits.
What you share is treated with care and confidentiality. If there is a serious concern about immediate risk, harm or safeguarding, I may need to take appropriate steps to support safety.
I will always aim to be clear and respectful about the boundaries of confidentiality and respectful in how they are held.
What if I need urgent or more specialist support?
If you feel at immediate risk, or unsure whether you can keep yourself or someone else safe, it is important to seek urgent support from the services around you.
This may include contacting emergency services, your GP, midwife, local mental health crisis team, or going to A&E.
The Inner Room can offer focused therapeutic support, but it is not designed for emergency or crisis care. If your needs require a different level of support, I will be honest about that and, where possible, guide you towards more appropriate care.
You are still welcome to enquire if you are unsure whether this work is the right support for what you are carrying.
Begin The Inner Room
You do not need to share your whole story before you feel ready. A few thoughtful details are enough to help me understand what kind of support you are looking for, and whether The Inner Room is the right support for you.
I will read your enquiry with care and reply personally. The next step may be an initial therapeutic session, a short suitability call if something needs clarifying first, or another form of support if your needs sit outside my current scope.
Whatever you are carrying, you do not need to make it neat before reaching out. It is enough to begin with what is present now.