Felicity supports children, young people, and families who may be feeling worried, overwhelmed, or unsure how best to help their child. With over 18 years’ experience working with children and families, she offers a calm, compassionate space where children can feel safe to be themselves and parents can feel supported rather than judged.

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She is a Masters-qualified integrative psychotherapist with extensive experience supporting children affected by trauma, anxiety, loss, and complex family experiences. Felicity works in a child-centred and integrative way, using talking, creative, and relational approaches to help children express what can be difficult to put into words. Her work is grounded in the belief that behaviour is a form of communication and that every child’s experience is unique.

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Alongside her work with children, Felicity supports parents to better understand their child’s emotional world, reduce self-blame, and strengthen connection at home. She also brings a strong background in safeguarding and service leadership, offering reassurance that children’s wellbeing and safety are always carefully held in mind.

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Felicity is committed to providing warm, thoughtful, and ethical support, helping families feel steadied, understood, and less alone as they take the next steps together.​