'And the day came when the risk to remain tight in a bud was more painful than the risk it took to blossom.'
~ Anaïs Nin
Welcome, women
What brings you here?
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Perhaps you've arrived here because you're experiencing some of the challenges of being a woman in our society. The busyness and pace of life often doesn't allow us to honour the flow of our inner cycles or care for ourselves in the ways our female bodies need. Chronic stress, overwhelm and exhaustion can lead to burnout, exacerbate hormonal conditions and disconnect us from our wild feminine wisdom and ways. We are often playing a multitude of roles as the givers and carers for others, to the neglect of ourselves. Perhaps the mask you wear is slipping a bit and you're finding it difficult to carry on as you once did. Perhaps there is a niggling whisper (or even a loud voice screaming) inside saying you need to do something different. Perhaps you feel stuck or that you have lost way. Perhaps it is a sense that you are not sure of who you really are.
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I am passionate about supporting women to be their fully healthy, authentic and flourishing selves, in contact with their intuition, inner wisdom, strength, wild power, truth, boundaries and joy. Together, we will explore who you really are and what you really want.
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I welcome enquiries from all women, but particularly women with, or exploring, an autism diagnosis, those experiencing Pre-menstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD) and/ or burnout. I myself identify as neurodivergent (autistic and ADHD) and while that doesn't mean we will have the same experience of life, you may well find it helpful to work with a neurodivergent therapist.
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As a neurodivergent woman, I have personal experience of a number of the co-occuring conditions that led me to explore autism in more depth, including burnout, PMDD and social anxiety.
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For more information about autism, PMDD and burnout, please have a look at the 'Specific Support' pages.
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It's important that you find a therapist who you feel suits you well and with whom you can build a relationship. Please take a look at the 'About Me' and 'How I Work' page to get a sense of who I am and how sessions with me might look.
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Warm wishes,
Meredith
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Diversity & Inclusion Statement
I operate from an anti-oppressive lens. Although I currently only work with AFAB women, I am LGBTQIA+ affirming. I am anti-racist and commit to working on my own bias and privilege. I am part of the neurodivergent community and I welcome working with all neurotypes and endeavour to meet all communication needs. Self-diagnosis is valid. I am committed to my continuing professional development.
My current availability in-person is on Fridays between 9am and 3pm.
I work online at other times throughout the week.
ADDRESS:
6a Bessborough Place,
London,
SW1V 3SG
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2 minutes from Pimlico tube station