Dinuki Ekanayake

I am available Thursday and Friday (all day). I offer remote sessions.

I am a CfD qualified (NHS national standard), person-centred therapist - I offer a 50-minute session.

My intention is to offer a safe, supportive relationship where you’re free to explore who you are without judgement. I hope to create a space where you feel heard, acknowledged, and safe.

I do my best to follow your direction while honouring my values and working within professional boundaries.

I aim to understand your experiences with empathy, accepting you as you are and offering reflections within a collaborative, safe space. My role is to witness your story, support you in making sense of it, and help you uncover new personal meaning—not as an expert, but as someone walking alongside you as you develop a deeper relationship with yourself. I will accompany you through this process to support your sense of safety and well‑being.

By recognising and acknowledging how you feel, and by exploring your experiences together, we can better understand their impact and build the capacity to live with what may have felt difficult or uncomfortable to hold.

I have experience working with young adults and adults; on a wide range of issues, including gender identity, neurodivergence, LGBTQIA+ experiences, addiction, racial issues, abuse, and trauma (PTSD).

I am also a trained coach and mentor specialising in neurodivergent support. Creating an inclusive and accessible practice for all clients is central to my work.

My intention is to offer a trusting therapeutic relationship that supports your sense of agency and autonomy, within clear professional boundaries. I aim to provide a safe, genuine, and collaborative space without expectations—where you are free to be yourself.

My hope for all clients, is to become more acquainted with the truest sense of who you are, to develop sustainable independent self-care practices (that work for you), in support of greater alignment between yourself and your experience of the world.

I am happy to offer a free (on-line) 45‑minute consultation, where we can explore your needs and expectations of therapy, answer any questions, and discuss my approach; as we consider whether working together feels right for both of us.

I am available Thursday and Friday (all day). I offer remote sessions.

I am a CfD qualified (NHS national standard), person-centred therapist - I offer a 50-minute session.

My intention is to offer a safe, supportive relationship where you’re free to explore who you are without judgement. I hope to create a space where you feel heard, acknowledged, and safe.

I do my best to follow your direction while honouring my values and working within professional boundaries.

I aim to understand your experiences with empathy, accepting you as you are and offering reflections within a collaborative, safe space. My role is to witness your story, support you in making sense of it, and help you uncover new personal meaning—not as an expert, but as someone walking alongside you as you develop a deeper relationship with yourself. I will accompany you through this process to support your sense of safety and well‑being.

By recognising and acknowledging how you feel, and by exploring your experiences together, we can better understand their impact and build the capacity to live with what may have felt difficult or uncomfortable to hold.

I have experience working with young adults and adults; on a wide range of issues, including gender identity, neurodivergence, LGBTQIA+ experiences, addiction, racial issues, abuse, and trauma (PTSD).

I am also a trained coach and mentor specialising in neurodivergent support. Creating an inclusive and accessible practice for all clients is central to my work.

My intention is to offer a trusting therapeutic relationship that supports your sense of agency and autonomy, within clear professional boundaries. I aim to provide a safe, genuine, and collaborative space without expectations—where you are free to be yourself.

My hope for all clients, is to become more acquainted with the truest sense of who you are, to develop sustainable independent self-care practices (that work for you), in support of greater alignment between yourself and your experience of the world.

I am happy to offer a free (on-line) 45‑minute consultation, where we can explore your needs and expectations of therapy, answer any questions, and discuss my approach; as we consider whether working together feels right for both of us. 

I am available Thursday and Friday (all day). I offer remote sessions.

I am a CfD qualified (NHS national standard), person-centred therapist - I offer a 50-minute session.

My intention is to offer a safe, supportive relationship where you’re free to explore who you are without judgement. I hope to create a space where you feel heard, acknowledged, and safe.

I do my best to follow your direction while honouring my values and working within professional boundaries.

I aim to understand your experiences with empathy, accepting you as you are and offering reflections within a collaborative, safe space. My role is to witness your story, support you in making sense of it, and help you uncover new personal meaning—not as an expert, but as someone walking alongside you as you develop a deeper relationship with yourself. I will accompany you through this process to support your sense of safety and well‑being.

By recognising and acknowledging how you feel, and by exploring your experiences together, we can better understand their impact and build the capacity to live with what may have felt difficult or uncomfortable to hold.

I have experience working with young adults and adults; on a wide range of issues, including gender identity, neurodivergence, LGBTQIA+ experiences, addiction, racial issues, abuse, and trauma (PTSD).

I am also a trained coach and mentor specialising in neurodivergent support. Creating an inclusive and accessible practice for all clients is central to my work.

My intention is to offer a trusting therapeutic relationship that supports your sense of agency and autonomy, within clear professional boundaries. I aim to provide a safe, genuine, and collaborative space without expectations—where you are free to be yourself.

My hope for all clients, is to become more acquainted with the truest sense of who you are, to develop sustainable independent self-care practices (that work for you), in support of greater alignment between yourself and your experience of the world.

I am happy to offer a free (on-line) 45‑minute consultation, where we can explore your needs and expectations of therapy, answer any questions, and discuss my approach; as we consider whether working together feels right for both of us.

I am available Thursday and Friday (all day). I offer remote sessions.

I am a CfD qualified (NHS national standard), person-centred therapist - I offer a 50-minute session.

My intention is to offer a safe, supportive relationship where you’re free to explore who you are without judgement. I hope to create a space where you feel heard, acknowledged, and safe.

I do my best to follow your direction while honouring my values and working within professional boundaries.

I aim to understand your experiences with empathy, accepting you as you are and offering reflections within a collaborative, safe space. My role is to witness your story, support you in making sense of it, and help you uncover new personal meaning—not as an expert, but as someone walking alongside you as you develop a deeper relationship with yourself. I will accompany you through this process to support your sense of safety and well‑being.

By recognising and acknowledging how you feel, and by exploring your experiences together, we can better understand their impact and build the capacity to live with what may have felt difficult or uncomfortable to hold.

I have experience working with young adults and adults; on a wide range of issues, including gender identity, neurodivergence, LGBTQIA+ experiences, addiction, racial issues, abuse, and trauma (PTSD).

I am also a trained coach and mentor specialising in neurodivergent support. Creating an inclusive and accessible practice for all clients is central to my work.

My intention is to offer a trusting therapeutic relationship that supports your sense of agency and autonomy, within clear professional boundaries. I aim to provide a safe, genuine, and collaborative space without expectations—where you are free to be yourself.

My hope for all clients, is to become more acquainted with the truest sense of who you are, to develop sustainable independent self-care practices (that work for you), in support of greater alignment between yourself and your experience of the world.

I am happy to offer a free (on-line) 45‑minute consultation, where we can explore your needs and expectations of therapy, answer any questions, and discuss my approach; as we consider whether working together feels right for both of us.

I am available Thursday and Friday (all day). I offer remote sessions.

My intention is to offer a safe, supportive relationship where you’re free to explore who you are without judgement. I hope to create a space where you feel heard, acknowledged, and safe.

I do my best to follow your direction while honouring my values and working within professional boundaries.

I aim to understand your experiences with empathy, accepting you as you are and offering reflections within a collaborative, safe space. My role is to witness your story, support you in making sense of it, and help you uncover new personal meaning—not as an expert, but as someone walking alongside you as you develop a deeper relationship with yourself. I will accompany you through this process to support your sense of safety and well‑being.

By recognising and acknowledging how you feel, and by exploring your experiences together, we can better understand their impact and build the capacity to live with what may have felt difficult or uncomfortable to hold.

I have experience working with young adults and adults; on a wide range of issues, including gender identity, neurodivergence, LGBTQIA+ experiences, addiction, racial issues, abuse, and trauma (PTSD).

I am also a trained coach and mentor specialising in neurodivergent support. Creating an inclusive and accessible practice for all clients is central to my work.

My intention is to offer a trusting therapeutic relationship that supports your sense of agency and autonomy, within clear professional boundaries. I aim to provide a safe, genuine, and collaborative space without expectations—where you are free to be yourself.

My hope for all clients, is to become more acquainted with the truest sense of who you are, to develop sustainable independent self-care practices (that work for you), in support of greater alignment between yourself and your experience of the world.

I am happy to offer a free 45‑minute consultation, where we can explore your needs and expectations of therapy, answer any questions, and discuss my approach; as we consider whether working together feels right for both of us.

I am available Thursday and Friday (all day). I offer remote sessions.

I am a CfD qualified (NHS national standard), person-centred therapist - I offer a 50-minute session.

My intention is to offer a safe, supportive relationship where you’re free to explore who you are without judgement. I hope to create a space where you feel heard, acknowledged, and safe.

I do my best to follow your direction while honouring my values and working within professional boundaries.

I aim to understand your experiences with empathy, accepting you as you are and offering reflections within a collaborative, safe space. My role is to witness your story, support you in making sense of it, and help you uncover new personal meaning—not as an expert, but as someone walking alongside you as you develop a deeper relationship with yourself. I will accompany you through this process to support your sense of safety and well‑being.

By recognising and acknowledging how you feel, and by exploring your experiences together, we can better understand their impact and build the capacity to live with what may have felt difficult or uncomfortable to hold.

I have experience working with young adults and adults; on a wide range of issues, including gender identity, neurodivergence, LGBTQIA+ experiences, addiction, racial issues, abuse, and trauma (PTSD).

I am also a trained coach and mentor specialising in neurodivergent support. Creating an inclusive and accessible practice for all clients is central to my work.

My intention is to offer a trusting therapeutic relationship that supports your sense of agency and autonomy, within clear professional boundaries. I aim to provide a safe, genuine, and collaborative space without expectations—where you are free to be yourself.

My hope for all clients, is to become more acquainted with the truest sense of who you are, to develop sustainable independent self-care practices (that work for you), in support of greater alignment between yourself and your experience of the world.

I am happy to offer a free (on-line) 45‑minute consultation, where we can explore your needs and expectations of therapy, answer any questions, and discuss my approach; as we consider whether working together feels right for both of us.