
About Red Rock Counselling
​In 2025, I started my private practice 'Red Rock Counselling' in Dawlish, South Devon.
Dawlish is well known for the beautiful train journey along Brunel's infamous sea wall and the gorgeous red colouring of the soil.
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​When I was a young girl, we would visit Dawlish often. We would park at Dawlish Warren and walk along the sea wall watching the trains pass and go for a paddle in the sea. I have such fond memories of visiting this place. So, ​​beginning my counselling journey in Dawlish, it just seemed perfect.
About me
​I began my journey as a counsellor in 2020.
I was working in a pharmacy during the pandemic and found that helping people medically was not enough. I wanted to help them emotionally. With help, I found a 12 week, level two training course and fell in love with counselling. Fast forward to September 2024 and I've graduated with a degree!
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I enjoy listening to people's life stories and understanding them better. I love to watch as they flourish and become a fully realised person. I want to offer support to help others overcome their battles, no matter how big or small. My life was changed for the better, twice, because of the support I received through counselling. If I can help even just one person in the same way, then that would be great.


My story
This is a picture of me and my mum, Julie on my 17th birthday and it's one of my favourite photos ever. I lost my mum in 2018 to a short battle with cancer. She was diagnosed in May and passed away in August of 2018. In the two months leading up to her death we became very close and this made my grief more difficult. I didn't figure this out however, until 2022 when I decided to try counselling again, for a different reason, and ended up exploring my grief. I hadn't realised the hold it had over me. Everyday was a struggle, mentally and emotionally. Then, finally one day, it clicked. My grief was complex and I needed a safe space to explore it in more detail. I can still remember the session, it was like a light switch. Everything came flooding back, all the repressed memories and emotions. It was hard. But, I made it through and now I am at peace with my grief.