Psychotherapists and Counsellors Answer your Questions

What I value most about being a therapist is the privilege of witnessing my clients' journeys toward healing and personal growth. It's deeply rewarding to see someone gain insight, develop resilience,...

What I value most about being a therapist is the privilege of witnessing my clients' journeys toward healing and personal growth. It's deeply rewarding to see someone gain insight, develop resilience, and rediscover their sense of self after navigating challenging experiences. I find great meaning in providing a safe, supportive space where clients feel seen, heard, and empowered to explore their emotions and make meaningful changes. Each session offers the opportunity to engage with human complexity and foster genuine connection, which continually enriches my practice. I also appreciate how this work challenges me to grow both personally and professionally, reminding me of the strength and potential for change within every individual.

I think of my clients as a droplet of water. By helping them to change their vibration in a positive way, that has a ripple effect on the pond of relationships and people that surround them. I like...

I think of my clients as a droplet of water. By helping them to change their vibration in a positive way, that has a ripple effect on the pond of relationships and people that surround them. I like the idea that I've helped make a constructive impact on so many people - without them even knowing it!