Holistic Counsellor & Wellbeing Therapist

Holistic Counsellor & Wellbeing Therapist Counsellor/psychotherapist. Counselling Health Wellbeing Therapist

Therapeutic Hypnotherapy, Energy healing, reflexology, Maternity reflexology, Emotional Freedom Technique, Mindfulness, Meditation teacher, Indian head massage,

11/03/2026

Boundaries and Anxiety: They’re More Connected Than You Think
In clinic, and in everyday life, I see this constantly — anxiety isn’t just about “overthinking” or “worrying too much.”
Very often, it’s about boundaries.
When we struggle to say no…�When we over-explain…�When we take responsibility for other people’s emotions…�When we say yes but mean no…
Anxiety grows in the space where our boundaries should be.
Your nervous system knows when something isn’t right. Even if you smile. Even if you cope. Even if you tell yourself “it’s fine.”
Here’s a common example:
You’re already overwhelmed.�Someone asks for a favour.�You instantly say, “Of course!”�Later that night, you feel tense, resentful, wired, and can’t switch off.
That isn’t weakness.�That’s a boundary being crossed — by you.
If this resonates, you might gently ask yourself:
• Where do I say yes when I mean no?�• Do I fear disappointing people more than I fear burning out?�• Do I feel responsible for managing other people’s reactions?�• What would change if I trusted that “no” is a complete sentence?�• Where in my body do I feel it when something doesn’t sit right?
Healthy boundaries don’t push people away.�They protect your energy, reduce anxiety, and create safer relationships.
If anxiety is a pattern in your life, it may not be a flaw in you.�It may be a boundary asking to be strengthened. If this resonates with you, drop me a message, let me know, always happy to talk 💛

09/03/2026
Boundaries and Anxiety:             They’re More Connected Than You Think…In clinic, and in everyday life, I see this co...
03/03/2026

Boundaries and Anxiety: They’re More Connected Than You Think…
In clinic, and in everyday life, I see this constantly — anxiety isn’t just about “overthinking” or “worrying too much.”
Very often, it’s about boundaries.
When we struggle to say no…
When we over-explain…
When we take responsibility for other people’s emotions…
When we say yes but mean no…
Anxiety grows in the space where our boundaries should be.
Your nervous system knows when something isn’t right. Even if you smile. Even if you cope. Even if you tell yourself “it’s fine.”
Here’s a common example:
You’re already overwhelmed.
Someone asks for a favour.
You instantly say, “Of course!”
Later that night, you feel tense, resentful, wired, and can’t switch off.
That isn’t weakness.
That’s a boundary being crossed — by you.
If this resonates, you might gently ask yourself:
• Where do I say yes when I mean no?
• Do I fear disappointing people more than I fear burning out?
• Do I feel responsible for managing other people’s reactions?
• What would change if I trusted that “no” is a complete sentence?
• Where in my body do I feel it when something doesn’t sit right?
Healthy boundaries don’t push people away.
They protect your energy, reduce anxiety, and create safer relationships.
If anxiety is a pattern in your life, it may not be a flaw in you.
It may be a boundary asking to be strengthened.
counselling

Feeling overwhelmed by holiday pressure? In 60 seconds I’ll guide you through a simple grounding practice to ease anxiet...
24/12/2025

Feeling overwhelmed by holiday pressure? In 60 seconds I’ll guide you through a simple grounding practice to ease anxiety and bring you back to the moment. With 25 years of practice, I’ve seen how a calm breath and gentle awareness can offer instant relief from busy thoughts, family stress, and loneliness. Try it now, save this for later, and share with someone who might need it. Link in bio 💛✨

Wherever you are - you’re not alone. How do you feel after this? Tell me below.

11/12/2025

WHEN CHRISTMAS HURTS...

Every year, as the lights start to twinkle and the shops fill with glitter and noise, I notice something shift in my therapy sessions. Clients who have been steady and grounded all year begin to speak of overwhelm. There’s a familiar sigh in the room — a mixture of exhaustion, guilt, and quiet sadness.

Christmas is supposed to be “the most wonderful time of the year,” yet for so many, it’s the most demanding.

🎁 The Weight of “Should”

In December, I often hear sentences that start with “I should…”

“I should be looking forward to it.”“I should feel grateful.”“I should make more of an effort with my family.”

These “shoulds” carry enormous emotional weight. They create a silent standard of what a good person or good parent or good partner does at Christmas — and when reality doesn’t match that ideal, people feel like they’ve failed.

In therapy, I sometimes remind clients: the version of Christmas we’re sold — all harmony, love, and sparkle — rarely exists. Most families are messy. Old wounds get triggered. Conversations that were just about bearable in July can feel unbearable when wrapped in tinsel.

💸 The Cost of Togetherness

Money comes up a lot. The cost of gifts, travel, food — and the unspoken competition of who’s doing it “better.”Recent research showed that nearly one in three people in the UK go into debt over Christmas. And while we rarely say it out loud, there’s often shame beneath the spending — a sense of “if I can just get this right, maybe I’ll feel enough.”

But it’s not only financial. The time and emotional labour of the season can be immense, especially for those who carry the invisible job of “making Christmas happen.” Many of my clients — often women — talk about juggling everyone’s needs, smoothing tensions, and trying to hold it all together.

🕯️ The Darkness Beneath the Lights

This season also arrives at the darkest time of the year, both literally and emotionally.I see more low mood, more fatigue, more tearfulness. The lack of light and the social comparisons (“everyone else looks so happy”) can heighten a sense of isolation - (I blame those christmas adverts!)

And for those who are grieving, the season can reopen wounds. Empty chairs at the table can speak louder than any carol.

💔 Love and Loss

It might surprise people to know that December and January are two of the most common months for break-ups.Relationships that have been quietly strained throughout the year can buckle under the weight of Christmas — the money worries, the family visits, the forced cheer.

I’ve sat with clients who felt blindsided when things ended just before the holidays, and others who finally admitted they couldn’t keep pretending. The season seems to magnify whatever truth has been quietly waiting to be faced.

🌱 Making Space for Yourself

If you find yourself dreading Christmas, or feeling that low hum of anxiety, please know — there is nothing wrong with you.It’s okay if it doesn’t feel like the “most wonderful time.”

A few things I often remind clients:

You’re allowed to opt out of what doesn’t serve you.

You can say no — to gatherings, to spending, to the emotional performance of cheerfulness.

Resting and protecting your peace are valid forms of celebration.

You don’t have to earn your rest by first exhausting yourself.

Sometimes, the most healing gift is permission — to do less, feel more, and let the season be imperfectly human.

Its good to talk. Teri x

Hi, I’m Teri — I’ve spent 25 years working with people to reduce anxiety, find clarity and make decisions that feel righ...
10/12/2025

Hi, I’m Teri — I’ve spent 25 years working with people to reduce anxiety, find clarity and make decisions that feel right. I blend traditional counselling with personalised tools like Mindfulness, so therapy fits around your life and feels practical from day one. I love seeing clients face to face or online to discover calmer days and clearer choices. If you’re curious about a kinder, more grounded way to get support, let’s start a conversation. Link in bio ✨👣

I’ve developed a simple mini‑framework I use in sessions to help you notice, name and respond to emotions—practical step...
19/11/2025

I’ve developed a simple mini‑framework I use in sessions to help you notice, name and respond to emotions—practical steps you can try today. 1) Pause and breathe for 10–20 seconds. 2) Notice physical sensations (tight chest, shaking, warmth). 3) Give the feeling a name (sad, anxious, angry). 4) Ask what this emotion needs right now (rest, space, to be heard). 5) Choose a small response (grounding, a brief walk, journaling). Repeat and reflect. Over time this reduces reactivity, improves relationships and helps you cope with anxiety and grief. I bring 25 years’ experience and a compassionate, personalised approach, often combining these practices with Walk & Talk and other modalities. Try one step today and tell me which helped you most — I’d love to hear. Link in bio 💬🌿✨

🧘‍♀️ Feeling overwhelmed? Discover the transformative power of holistic psychology! From mindful breathwork to grounding...
14/11/2025

🧘‍♀️ Feeling overwhelmed? Discover the transformative power of holistic psychology! From mindful breathwork to grounding techniques, small daily habits can pave the way to inner peace. Dive into my latest post to explore how energy psychology can help release emotional blockages and promote healing. Ready to embrace a balanced, happier you? 🌿✨

When life feels overwhelming, therapy can be a gentle hand to hold. Discover the beauty of emotional well-being therapy ...
05/11/2025

When life feels overwhelming, therapy can be a gentle hand to hold. Discover the beauty of emotional well-being therapy and how it can lead to peace and joy. Link in Bio

Grief and loss shows up in most therapy conversations I have somewhere. It’s life’s changes… usually we’re not ready and...
21/09/2025

Grief and loss shows up in most therapy conversations I have somewhere. It’s life’s changes… usually we’re not ready and thats ok. Sometimes we can manage it ourselves - sometimes we get everything thrown at once and sometimes it seems like as soon as you have processed one, then immediately along comes another… and just sometimes you need to offload that. Not a fix. Not a dramatic sudden change … but a realisation and an awakening like watching a sunrise in the morning. ❤️

Tired of Emotional Eating and Cravings?                                                    ✨Are you ready to break free ...
22/01/2025

Tired of Emotional Eating and Cravings? ✨Are you ready to break free from binge eating, overcome cravings, and finally ditch restrictive diets?
💛 Transform Your Relationship with Food 💛
This 6-week psychotherapy program blends psychotherapy, mindfulness, and holistic techniques to help you:
✅ Overcome emotional eating and cravings by addressing the root causes.
✅ Heal emotional blocks and limiting beliefs.
✅ Lose weight naturally—without restrictive diets or gruelling workouts.
✅ Feel calm, in control, and empowered.
💻 Program Details:
🌟 6 Online Sessions via Google Meet (Fridays starting February 7, 2025).
🌟 1:1 Personalised Support tailored to your needs.
🌟 Investment: £399 for the full program.
🌟 Exclusive Offer: Only 6 spots available!
With over 25 years of experience in psychotherapy and holistic healing, I’ve helped countless clients achieve lasting breakthroughs—and now it’s your turn.
📅 Start 2025 with self-love, confidence, and control. DM me to secure your spot or email me or visit My website. 💡 Side effects may include better sleep, peace of mind, and renewed energy.

21/01/2025

Are you tired of battling binge eating, emotional eating, or cravings you just can’t overcome? and feeling drawn to unhealthy foods?


Transform Your Relationship with Food: Psychotherapy for Weight Loss and Emotional Eating

A Holistic and Personalised Approach to Sustainable Change

Are you ready to overcome emotional eating, ditch restrictive diets, and embrace a healthier, happier you? This innovative therapy program is designed to address the root causes of your struggles with food and weight—empowering you to create lasting, natural change.

Why Choose This Approach?
Unlike quick fixes or fad solutions, this program focuses on uncovering the emotional, mental, and behavioural patterns that keep you stuck. Using a unique blend of psychotherapy, mindfulness, and holistic techniques, you’ll discover a safer, more sustainable way to achieve your goals.
• Ditch Restrictive Diets: Lose weight without calorie counting, excessive gym routines, or unsustainable food plans.
• Break Free from Cravings: Overcome binge eating, emotional eating, and unshakable cravings by addressing their root causes.
• Uncover Emotional Blocks: Identify the beliefs, fears, or emotions that may be sabotaging your progress.
• Achieve Lasting Change: Develop the tools and mindset to transform your relationship with food—and yourself.

What’s Included in the Program?
This tailored, one-to-one therapy combines Eastern & Western practices for a truly transformative experience:
• Psychotherapy: Reframe limiting beliefs and uncover the deeper issues tied to food and weight.
• Acupressure & Relaxation: Reduce stress and support natural emotional balance.
• Mindfulness Practices: Feel present, calm, and in control, both in and out of the therapy room.
Your Journey at a Glance
• Six Weekly Sessions: Online, 6 x 60-minute sessions – initial 75 minute session. via Google Meet, held every Friday to set you up for a positive weekend reset.
• Personalised Support: A program designed to meet your unique needs and challenges.
• Practical Tools: Strategies to apply in your daily life, empowering you to maintain progress long after the program ends.

eld every Friday to set you up for a positive weekend reset.
• Personalised Support: A program designed to meet your unique needs and challenges.
• Practical Tools: Strategies to apply in your daily life, empowering you to maintain progress long after the program ends.
Start Date: Friday, February 7th, 2025
Investment: £399 for the complete 6-session package.
Exclusive Offer: Limited Spots Available!

This program is limited to just 6 participants to ensure focused, individualised support. Don’t wait—secure your spot and start your journey to healing and empowerment today.

Why Work With Me?
With over 25 years of experience in holistic healing and psychotherapy, I’ve helped countless individuals achieve emotional breakthroughs and natural weight loss. My approach is rooted in a genuine passion for helping people transform their lives.
I’ve worked extensively with clients struggling with trauma, anxiety, addictions, and binge eating—using techniques like Reflexology, EFT, and, hypnotherapy, mindfulness, visualisations and more. I also collaborate with a renowned weight loss and eating disorder clinic in London, The Health Matters Group, keeping my skills and knowledge at the forefront of this field.

Make 2025 the Year of Transformation
Imagine starting the new year with confidence, self-acceptance, and control over your relationship with food. If you’re ready to invest in yourself and experience true, lasting change, book your spot now.
Let’s Begin Your Journey.

Please email me here to start your enquiry.

*Not all candidates will be accepted for this initial phase.
*There are no guarantees with this program, except you may experience side effects like: better sleep, feeling more peaceful, more energised, more headspace…

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Based 673 Abbeydale Road, S7 2BE Sheffield
Sheffield
S72BE

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Monday 9am - 5pm
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Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
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