Dominic Mccabe

I currently offer weekly counselling and psychotherapy sessions, with some flexibility around work, family life and other responsibilities where possible.

I offer face-to-face sessions in Cornwall, alongside online and telephone therapy for clients across the UK and internationally, where appropriate.

 A free initial telephone or video consultation is available to see whether working together feels like the right fit.

Has life begun to feel like a constant cycle of getting through the day, only to wake up and do it all again?

I work with adults who may appear to be coping on the outside, as well as those who feel they are barely holding things together. This may include anxiety, trauma, CPTSD, shame, low self-worth, emotional overwhelm, ADHD, autism, or the pressure of trying to keep going.

For many people, the mind never fully switches off. There may be overthinking, replaying conversations, worrying about what comes next, or feeling physically exhausted while the brain stays active. Over time, life can begin to feel more like something to survive than something to enjoy.

These experiences can affect many parts of life, including relationships, work, parenting, confidence, communication, emotional regulation, trust, boundaries, and how you feel about yourself. They can also leave people feeling stuck in patterns they do not fully understand, even when they are trying hard to move forward.

When these struggles are misunderstood or minimised, it can leave people feeling judged, dismissed, isolated, or as though they have to keep everything together alone.

Therapy offers a space to slow things down and understand what is happening beneath the surface. Together, we can explore thoughts, emotions, behaviours, relationships and past experiences to better understand what may be affecting life in the present.

The work may involve making sense of trauma responses, understanding shame and self-criticism, exploring relationship patterns, building emotional awareness, challenging negative beliefs, and developing healthier ways of coping with anxiety, stress, overwhelm or difficult emotions.

Some sessions may focus on talking, reflection and understanding past experiences. Others may include practical tools for anxiety, grounding, emotional regulation, self-compassion, boundaries, communication, or managing overwhelm.

I believe therapy should fit you. I work in a responsive and flexible way, drawing from person-centred therapy, CBT, compassion-focused ideas and psychodynamic thinking, so sessions can be shaped around your individual needs, what you are struggling with, and what feels most helpful.

I hold a BSc Honours degree in Counselling and Psychotherapy and continue to develop my practice through ongoing professional training

I currently offer weekly counselling and psychotherapy sessions, with some flexibility around work, family life and other responsibilities where possible.

I offer face-to-face sessions in Cornwall, alongside online and telephone therapy for clients across the UK and internationally, where appropriate. A free initial telephone or video consultation is available to see whether working together feels like the right fit.

Has life begun to feel like a constant cycle of getting through the day, only to wake up and do it all again?

I work with adults who may appear to be coping on the outside, as well as those who feel they are barely holding things together. This may include anxiety, trauma, CPTSD, shame, low self-worth, emotional overwhelm, ADHD, autism, or the pressure of trying to keep going.

For many people, the mind never fully switches off. There may be overthinking, replaying conversations, worrying about what comes next, or feeling physically exhausted while the brain stays active. Over time, life can begin to feel more like something to survive than something to enjoy.

These experiences can affect many parts of life, including relationships, work, parenting, confidence, communication, emotional regulation, trust, boundaries, and how you feel about yourself. They can also leave people feeling stuck in patterns they do not fully understand, even when they are trying hard to move forward.

When these struggles are misunderstood or minimised, it can leave people feeling judged, dismissed, isolated, or as though they have to keep everything together alone.

Therapy offers a space to slow things down and understand what is happening beneath the surface. Together, we can explore thoughts, emotions, behaviours, relationships and past experiences to better understand what may be affecting life in the present.

The work may involve making sense of trauma responses, understanding shame and self-criticism, exploring relationship patterns, building emotional awareness, challenging negative beliefs, and developing healthier ways of coping with anxiety, stress, overwhelm or difficult emotions.

Some sessions may focus on talking, reflection and understanding past experiences. Others may include practical tools for anxiety, grounding, emotional regulation, self-compassion, boundaries, communication, or managing overwhelm.

I believe therapy should fit you. I work in a responsive and flexible way, drawing from person-centred therapy, CBT, compassion-focused ideas and psychodynamic thinking, so sessions can be shaped around your individual needs, what you are struggling with, and what feels most helpful.

I hold a BSc Honours degree in Counselling and Psychotherapy and continue to develop my practice through ongoing professional training.

I currently offer weekly counselling and psychotherapy sessions, with some flexibility around work, family life and other responsibilities where possible.

I offer face-to-face sessions in Cornwall, alongside online and telephone therapy for clients across the UK and internationally, where appropriate. A free initial telephone or video consultation is available to see whether working together feels like the right fit.

Has life begun to feel like a constant cycle of getting through the day, only to wake up and do it all again?

I work with adults who may appear to be coping on the outside, as well as those who feel they are barely holding things together. This may include anxiety, trauma, CPTSD, shame, low self-worth, emotional overwhelm, ADHD, autism, or the pressure of trying to keep going.

For many people, the mind never fully switches off. There may be overthinking, replaying conversations, worrying about what comes next, or feeling physically exhausted while the brain stays active. Over time, life can begin to feel more like something to survive than something to enjoy.

These experiences can affect many parts of life, including relationships, work, parenting, confidence, communication, emotional regulation, trust, boundaries, and how you feel about yourself. They can also leave people feeling stuck in patterns they do not fully understand, even when they are trying hard to move forward.

When these struggles are misunderstood or minimised, it can leave people feeling judged, dismissed, isolated, or as though they have to keep everything together alone.

Therapy offers a space to slow things down and understand what is happening beneath the surface. Together, we can explore thoughts, emotions, behaviours, relationships and past experiences to better understand what may be affecting life in the present.

The work may involve making sense of trauma responses, understanding shame and self-criticism, exploring relationship patterns, building emotional awareness, challenging negative beliefs, and developing healthier ways of coping with anxiety, stress, overwhelm or difficult emotions.

Some sessions may focus on talking, reflection and understanding past experiences. Others may include practical tools for anxiety, grounding, emotional regulation, self-compassion, boundaries, communication, or managing overwhelm.

I believe therapy should fit you. I work in a responsive and flexible way, drawing from person-centred therapy, CBT, compassion-focused ideas and psychodynamic thinking, so sessions can be shaped around your individual needs, what you are struggling with, and what feels most helpful.

I hold a BSc Honours degree in Counselling and Psychotherapy and continue to develop my practice through ongoing professional training

I currently offer weekly counselling and psychotherapy sessions, with some flexibility around work, family life and other responsibilities where possible.

I offer face-to-face sessions in Cornwall, alongside online and telephone therapy for clients across the UK and internationally, where appropriate. 

A free initial telephone or video consultation is available to see whether working together feels like the right fit.

Has life begun to feel like a constant cycle of getting through the day, only to wake up and do it all again?

I work with adults who may appear to be coping on the outside, as well as those who feel they are barely holding things together. This may include anxiety, trauma, CPTSD, shame, low self-worth, emotional overwhelm, ADHD, autism, or the pressure of trying to keep going.

For many people, the mind never fully switches off. There may be overthinking, replaying conversations, worrying about what comes next, or feeling physically exhausted while the brain stays active. Over time, life can begin to feel more like something to survive than something to enjoy.

These experiences can affect many parts of life, including relationships, work, parenting, confidence, communication, emotional regulation, trust, boundaries, and how you feel about yourself. They can also leave people feeling stuck in patterns they do not fully understand, even when they are trying hard to move forward.

When these struggles are misunderstood or minimised, it can leave people feeling judged, dismissed, isolated, or as though they have to keep everything together alone.

Therapy offers a space to slow things down and understand what is happening beneath the surface. Together, we can explore thoughts, emotions, behaviours, relationships and past experiences to better understand what may be affecting life in the present.

The work may involve making sense of trauma responses, understanding shame and self-criticism, exploring relationship patterns, building emotional awareness, challenging negative beliefs, and developing healthier ways of coping with anxiety, stress, overwhelm or difficult emotions.

Some sessions may focus on talking, reflection and understanding past experiences. Others may include practical tools for anxiety, grounding, emotional regulation, self-compassion, boundaries, communication, or managing overwhelm.

I believe therapy should fit you. I work in a responsive and flexible way, drawing from person-centred therapy, CBT, compassion-focused ideas and psychodynamic thinking, so sessions can be shaped around your individual needs, what you are struggling with, and what feels most helpful.

I hold a BSc Honours degree in Counselling and Psychotherapy and continue to develop my practice through ongoing professional training.

I currently offer weekly counselling and psychotherapy sessions, with some flexibility around work, family life and other responsibilities where possible.

I offer face-to-face sessions in Cornwall, alongside online and telephone therapy for clients across the UK and internationally, where appropriate. 

A free initial telephone or video consultation is available to see whether working together feels like the right fit.

Has life begun to feel like a constant cycle of getting through the day, only to wake up and do it all again?

I work with adults who may appear to be coping on the outside, as well as those who feel they are barely holding things together. This may include anxiety, trauma, CPTSD, shame, low self-worth, emotional overwhelm, ADHD, autism, or the pressure of trying to keep going.

For many people, the mind never fully switches off. There may be overthinking, replaying conversations, worrying about what comes next, or feeling physically exhausted while the brain stays active. Over time, life can begin to feel more like something to survive than something to enjoy.

These experiences can affect many parts of life, including relationships, work, parenting, confidence, communication, emotional regulation, trust, boundaries, and how you feel about yourself. They can also leave people feeling stuck in patterns they do not fully understand, even when they are trying hard to move forward.

When these struggles are misunderstood or minimised, it can leave people feeling judged, dismissed, isolated, or as though they have to keep everything together alone.

Therapy offers a space to slow things down and understand what is happening beneath the surface. Together, we can explore thoughts, emotions, behaviours, relationships and past experiences to better understand what may be affecting life in the present.

The work may involve making sense of trauma responses, understanding shame and self-criticism, exploring relationship patterns, building emotional awareness, challenging negative beliefs, and developing healthier ways of coping with anxiety, stress, overwhelm or difficult emotions.

Some sessions may focus on talking, reflection and understanding past experiences. Others may include practical tools for anxiety, grounding, emotional regulation, self-compassion, boundaries, communication, or managing overwhelm.

I believe therapy should fit you. I work in a responsive and flexible way, drawing from person-centred therapy, CBT, compassion-focused ideas and psychodynamic thinking, so sessions can be shaped around your individual needs, what you are struggling with, and what feels most helpful.

I hold a BSc Honours degree in Counselling and Psychotherapy and continue to develop my practice through ongoing professional training.

Your first session is a chance to slow things down and begin making sense of what has been happening. We will talk about what is bringing you to therapy, what you are finding hardest right now, and what you would like to be different. You do not need to have the right words. You can bring whatever you have, and we will work it out together at your pace.

We will also agree how we will work together, including boundaries, confidentiality, and what you can expect from sessions. If it helps, you are welcome to start with a free initial consultation before booking a first session, so you can ask questions and decide whether I am the right therapist for you.

I currently offer weekly counselling and psychotherapy sessions, with some flexibility around work, family life and other responsibilities where possible.

I offer face-to-face sessions in Cornwall, alongside online and telephone therapy for clients across the UK and internationally, where appropriate. 

A free initial telephone or video consultation is available to see whether working together feels like the right fit.

Has life begun to feel like a constant cycle of getting through the day, only to wake up and do it all again?

I work with adults who may appear to be coping on the outside, as well as those who feel they are barely holding things together. This may include anxiety, trauma, CPTSD, shame, low self-worth, emotional overwhelm, ADHD, autism, or the pressure of trying to keep going.

For many people, the mind never fully switches off. There may be overthinking, replaying conversations, worrying about what comes next, or feeling physically exhausted while the brain stays active. Over time, life can begin to feel more like something to survive than something to enjoy.

These experiences can affect many parts of life, including relationships, work, parenting, confidence, communication, emotional regulation, trust, boundaries, and how you feel about yourself. They can also leave people feeling stuck in patterns they do not fully understand, even when they are trying hard to move forward.

When these struggles are misunderstood or minimised, it can leave people feeling judged, dismissed, isolated, or as though they have to keep everything together alone.

Therapy offers a space to slow things down and understand what is happening beneath the surface. Together, we can explore thoughts, emotions, behaviours, relationships and past experiences to better understand what may be affecting life in the present.

The work may involve making sense of trauma responses, understanding shame and self-criticism, exploring relationship patterns, building emotional awareness, challenging negative beliefs, and developing healthier ways of coping with anxiety, stress, overwhelm or difficult emotions.

Some sessions may focus on talking, reflection and understanding past experiences. Others may include practical tools for anxiety, grounding, emotional regulation, self-compassion, boundaries, communication, or managing overwhelm.

I believe therapy should fit you. I work in a responsive and flexible way, drawing from person-centred therapy, CBT, compassion-focused ideas and psychodynamic thinking, so sessions can be shaped around your individual needs, what you are struggling with, and what feels most helpful.

I hold a BSc Honours degree in Counselling and Psychotherapy and continue to develop my practice through ongoing professional training.