May Mulki

Monday & Friday 10am - 5pm

Hello, I'm May and I am a person-centred therapist and trauma-informed neuro-inclusive registered member of the BACP. I have a private practice in the centre of Manchester and offer face-to-face, telephone and online video sessions.

I work with a variety of clients and have seen an increase in my work with neurodivergent adults as well as supporting parents of neurodivergent children.

In addition to my private practice, I work at a charity in Altrincham, the Counselling and Family Centre which supports the community by providing counselling, training, support groups and community outreach.

I am a compassionate non-judgemental therapist and believe that everyone deserves to feel happy and healthy. I am dedicated to helping my clients reach their full potential and live fulfilling lives. I believe that everyone has the capacity to heal and grow and I am committed to providing a safe and supportive space for my clients to do this work. I tailor my approach to each individual clients needs and goals.

Whilst I trained as a person-centred practitioner, I work at a relational depth which means that I will draw upon differing modalities to meet your individual needs. No-one knows your inner world better than you, it's about you finding your inner resources to enable you to achieve your potential.

Here are some things that I can offer my clients;

A safe and supportive place to explore your feelings, thoughts and experiences

Help in developing coping skills and strategies for managing difficult emotions

Support in making positive changes in your life

Confidentiality, respect and non-judgement 

Neuro-inclusivity

The idea of starting therapy can be hard. To make this process as comfortable as possible we will have a free of charge initial call where you will have the opportunity to ask any questions about me or the counselling process and if you wish to proceed, we can arrange an initial assessment session at a time convenient to both of us.

Our initial session will be a 50-minute assessment in which we will discuss your needs and see if I am the right therapist for you.  

Monday to Fridays 10am-5pm

Hello, I'm May and I am a person-centred therapist and trauma-informed neuro-inclusive registered member of the BACP. I have a private practice in the centre of Manchester and offer face-to-face, telephone and online video sessions.

I work with a variety of clients and have seen an increase in my work with neurodivergent adults as well as supporting parents of neurodivergent children.

In addition to my private practice, I work at a charity in Altrincham, the Counselling and Family Centre which supports the community by providing counselling, training, support groups and community outreach.

I am a compassionate non-judgemental therapist and believe that everyone deserves to feel happy and healthy. I am dedicated to helping my clients reach their full potential and live fulfilling lives. I believe that everyone has the capacity to heal and grow and I am committed to providing a safe and supportive space for my clients to do this work. I tailor my approach to each individual clients needs and goals.

Whilst I trained as a person-centred practitioner, I work at a relational depth which means that I will draw upon differing modalities to meet your individual needs. No-one knows your inner world better than you, it's about you finding your inner resources to enable you to achieve your potential.

Here are some things that I can offer my clients;

A safe and supportive place to explore your feelings, thoughts and experiences

Help in developing coping skills and strategies for managing difficult emotions

Support in making positive changes in your life

Confidentiality, respect and non-judgement 

Neuro-inclusivity

The idea of starting therapy can be hard. To make this process as comfortable as possible we will have an initial free of charge call where you will have the opportunity to ask any questions about me or the counselling process and if you wish to proceed, we can arrange an initial assessment session at a time convenient to both of us.

Our initial session will be a 50-minute assessment in which we will discuss your needs and see if I am the right therapist for you.  

Monday to Fridays 10am-5pm

Hello, I'm May and I am a person-centred therapist and trauma-informed neuro-inclusive registered member of the BACP. I have a private practice in the centre of Manchester and offer face-to-face, telephone and online video sessions.

I work with a variety of clients and have seen an increase in my work with neurodivergent adults as well as supporting parents of neurodivergent children.

In addition to my private practice, I work at a charity in Altrincham, the Counselling and Family Centre which supports the community by providing counselling, training, support groups and community outreach.

I am a compassionate non-judgemental therapist and believe that everyone deserves to feel happy and healthy. I am dedicated to helping my clients reach their full potential and live fulfilling lives. I believe that everyone has the capacity to heal and grow and I am committed to providing a safe and supportive space for my clients to do this work. I tailor my approach to each individual clients needs and goals.

Whilst I trained as a person-centred practitioner, I work at a relational depth which means that I will draw upon differing modalities to meet your individual needs. No-one knows your inner world better than you, it's about you finding your inner resources to enable you to achieve your potential.

Here are some things that I can offer my clients;

A safe and supportive place to explore your feelings, thoughts and experiences

Help in developing coping skills and strategies for managing difficult emotions

Support in making positive changes in your life

Confidentiality, respect and non-judgement 

Neuro-inclusivity

The idea of starting therapy can be hard. To make this process as comfortable as possible we will have an initial free of charge call where you will have the opportunity to ask any questions about me or the counselling process and if you wish to proceed, we can arrange an initial assessment session at a time convenient to both of us.

Our initial session will be a 50-minute assessment in which we will discuss your needs and see if I am the right therapist for you.  

Passionate about creating psychologically safe and inclusive environments, I deliver impactful training on mental health awareness as well as training that focuses on neurodiversity and inclusivity. With a deep understanding of mental wellbeing and lived and professional experience in supporting diverse needs, I empower individuals and organisations to foster resilience, empathy, and equity. My training is practical, engaging, and grounded in the latest research, tailored to support meaningful cultural change in the workplace and beyond.

I run a counselling and training private practice. The training part of my practice is dedicated to promoting and helping to bring awareness to mental health , neurodiversity, and inclusion across workplaces, educational settings, and community organisations. I offer flexible, tailored training designed to meet the unique needs of each client—whether you’re looking to build a more inclusive culture, support staff wellbeing, or better understand neurodivergent experiences.

Every session is built in collaboration with you, ensuring it’s relevant and practical ensuring best practice. From one-off workshops to ongoing development programmes, I adapt my approach to suit your goals, team dynamics, and industry context—delivering engaging, evidence-based training.

When you first get in touch, I’ll take the time to understand your needs, goals, and the context of your organisation or team. Whether you’re exploring options or have a clear idea of what you’re looking for, I offer a friendly, no-pressure conversation to discuss how I can support you.

We’ll talk about the challenges you’re facing, the outcomes you’re hoping to achieve, and any specific requirements around mental health, neurodiversity, or inclusion. 

From there, I can suggest training options or create a bespoke plan tailored to your priorities.

This first step is all about listening and exploring—no obligation, just a chance to connect and see if we’re a good fit.

Passionate about creating psychologically safe and inclusive environments, I deliver impactful training on mental health awareness as well as training that focuses on neurodiversity and inclusivity. With a deep understanding of mental wellbeing and lived and professional experience in supporting diverse needs, I empower individuals and organisations to foster resilience, empathy, and equity. My training is practical, engaging, and grounded in the latest research, tailored to support meaningful cultural change in the workplace and beyond.

I run a counselling and training private practice. The training part of my practice is dedicated to promoting and helping to bring awareness to mental health , neurodiversity, and inclusion across workplaces, educational settings, and community organisations. I offer flexible, tailored training designed to meet the unique needs of each client—whether you’re looking to build a more inclusive culture, support staff wellbeing, or better understand neurodivergent experiences.

Every session is built in collaboration with you, ensuring it’s relevant and practical ensuring best practice. From one-off workshops to ongoing development programmes, I adapt my approach to suit your goals, team dynamics, and industry context—delivering engaging, evidence-based training.

When you first get in touch, I’ll take the time to understand your needs, goals, and the context of your organisation or team. Whether you’re exploring options or have a clear idea of what you’re looking for, I offer a friendly, no-pressure conversation to discuss how I can support you.

We’ll talk about the challenges you’re facing, the outcomes you’re hoping to achieve, and any specific requirements around mental health, neurodiversity, or inclusion. 

From there, I can suggest training options or create a bespoke plan tailored to your priorities.

This first step is all about listening and exploring—no obligation, just a chance to connect and see if we’re a good fit.

Passionate about creating psychologically safe and inclusive environments, I deliver impactful training on mental health awareness as well as training that focuses on neurodiversity and inclusivity. With a deep understanding of mental wellbeing and lived and professional experience in supporting diverse needs, I empower individuals and organisations to foster resilience, empathy, and equity. My training is practical, engaging, and grounded in the latest research, tailored to support meaningful cultural change in the workplace and beyond.

I run a counselling and training private practice. The training part of my practice is dedicated to promoting and helping to bring awareness to mental health , neurodiversity, and inclusion across workplaces, educational settings, and community organisations. I offer flexible, tailored training designed to meet the unique needs of each client—whether you’re looking to build a more inclusive culture, support staff wellbeing, or better understand neurodivergent experiences.

Every session is built in collaboration with you, ensuring it’s relevant and practical ensuring best practice. From one-off workshops to ongoing development programmes, I adapt my approach to suit your goals, team dynamics, and industry context—delivering engaging, evidence-based training.

When you first get in touch, I’ll take the time to understand your needs, goals, and the context of your organisation or team. Whether you’re exploring options or have a clear idea of what you’re looking for, I offer a friendly, no-pressure conversation to discuss how I can support you.

We’ll talk about the challenges you’re facing, the outcomes you’re hoping to achieve, and any specific requirements around mental health, neurodiversity, or inclusion. 

From there, I can suggest training options or create a bespoke plan tailored to your priorities.

This first step is all about listening and exploring—no obligation, just a chance to connect and see if we’re a good fit.