I facilitate a voluntary group in Brixton Prison on Tuesday evenings where we talk through feelings, thoughts and behaviours. We process what comes up and how that is impacting their lives. Using connection and support we look at making positive changes in their journey of recovery from addiction and mental health disorders towards their release date.

I work on the campus two mornings a week facilitating groups centred around setting goals, breaking limiting behavioural patterns and incorporating positive changes around recovery from addiction and mental health. The core aim is to assist clients in regaining control over their lives, facilitating their journey towards self-sufficiency and fulfilment.

I have one on one sessions with students after school. I aim to support them balance out the different areas of their lives as we work on coping strategies to deal with the areas they are finding challenging. Our sessions incorporate a combination of verbal processing and physical activities to build self esteem and a sense of achievement.

I meet with clients one on one throughout the week. I support them with aiming to create a foundation of stability in their lives around mental health or addiction recovery. Using an integrated approach of behavioural psychology and self development I work towards supporting the clients overcome limitations arising from lacking self esteem, neurodivergence, addiction, trauma, grief, co-dependence and challenges within family or relationship dynamics.

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