Services
07570 993 236
jennysmithpsychotherapy@gmail.com
How I can help
It can be difficult to take that first step and reach out for support and you might find the idea of talking to someone new daunting. Booking an initial session can be a good opportunity for you to explore whether this is right for you. We can use the time to begin to get to know each other. It is also an opportunity to ask me any questions about my professional qualifications and how I work.

Individual sessions
There are many different reasons people seek out therapy. Some people reach out for support when they are going through something really difficult like a relationship break-up or the loss of a loved one. Therapy is for anyone who feels there is something troubling or distressing them. Regular sessions provide a safe space to think through thoughts and feelings without feeling judged or told what to do. They can be an opportunity to gain perspective, recognise and develop personal strengths and identify solutions.Through my practice, I work to create a space that is patient, encouraging, and curious. I support those I work with to recognise where they are and to find the way to where they want to be.
Children’s mental Health
There is a strong evidence base that creative approaches to therapy that include, play, mark making and movement as well as talking can be life changing for children and young people. Children are very sensitive to their caregiver’s emotions and it can help to have someone independant for them to talk things through with, and help them understand complicated emotions. Therapy can provide a safe space for your child to work through difficult feelings and develop important life skills that support them not only through childhood and adolescence but enable them to thrive throughout their lifespan. Therapy for children can be effective for a wide variety of issues and help them navigate difficult life experiences.


Tackling Teenage Mental Health
The teenage years can feel overwhelming and many teenagers have experienced intense feelings of distress and loneliness even when surrounded by good friendships and a loving family. In my work I often meet teens who feel that they are ‘not good enough’ and that they are ‘letting people down’. Often teenagers find it difficult to find the words to describe what they are experiencing.Therapy can offer a safe space away from external pressures and help you express yourself and understand yourself better.
As a therapist I will not tell you what to do or expect you to talk about something you are not ready to talk about but offer you a safe space to co-create the kind of therapy that feels right for you. I will listen and take what you say seriously. My goal is to help you manage and cope with feelings and decisions, and to communicate and relate more easily, so you feel calmer, happier and more able to navigate your life.
F A Qs
- Is it easy to talk with her?
- Does she seem like somebody I could trust?
- Is she really listening to me?
- Does she seem to have the capacity to handle me and what I'm going through?
- Is it easy to talk with her?
- Do I like her?
Useful links
Childline
Free 24/7 helpline for children and young people
Helpline: 08001111
Textphone: 0800400222