Jamie Crabb

I practice an integrative approach to counselling and psychotherapy with over ten years experience working with adults, and young adults from diverse backgrounds within both educational and therapeutic settings.  I work with individuals who struggle with stress, anger, depression, anxiety, family and relationship difficulties, gender and sexuality, intercultural and broader issues of identity. I work from a trauma-informed approach to support individuals who have experienced trauma and abuse.  I also have substantial experience working with disability, unseen medical conditions and neurodiversity (autism, dyslexia, dyspraxia and other specific learning differences) and diagnosed mental health conditions.

As an Integrative therapist, I'm trained in a range of modalities and tailor our work to reflect your needs informed by different theoretical and practice traditions in the field of therapy including humanistic, psychodynamic and contemporary psychoanalytical, cognitive-behavioural therapy (CBT), body-oriented and trauma-informed approaches. 

I offer a warm and confidential space to support you to explore the relationship between your past and present, and the integration of thoughts, feelings, physical and bodily experience.  I will be honest, reflective, open, and curious in our work and together we will create a space for you to look in and experience yourself, then gather the strength to make the changes that you hope for to find greater vitality in life.