Graded Exposure Workbook
A gentle, step-by-step workbook for facing anxiety-provoking situations — includes an exposure ladder, reflection prompts and helpful reminders.
Self-help library
Free materials to support you between sessions
Practical tools for calming the nervous system and working with anxious thoughts.
A gentle, step-by-step workbook for facing anxiety-provoking situations — includes an exposure ladder, reflection prompts and helpful reminders.
Reflective exercises to help you understand yourself and how you relate to others.
A classic self-awareness tool for exploring what you know about yourself, what others see, and the blind spots and hidden areas in between.
A branded PDF guide to the Victim, Rescuer and Persecutor roles — how the drama triangle works, and practical steps towards the Winner's Triangle.
A branded PDF guide to twelve common thinking traps — all-or-nothing thinking, catastrophising, mind reading and more — with a question to challenge each one and a simple thought record.
A practical PDF guide to breaking the cycle of rumination and worry — why we overthink, how to tell it apart from problem solving, and eight strategies including worry time and a three-minute reset.
A branded PDF guide to assertive communication — the four communication styles, your assertive rights, eight techniques including "I" statements and the broken record, and a planner for difficult conversations.
Gentle reflections and exercises to support you through low periods.
More materials coming to this section soon.
Recognising the quieter signs of burnout and rebuilding balance.
A short article on the subtle early warning signs of burnout and what to do about them.
Books, websites and organisations I often point clients to.
The British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy's public information hub.
If you are in crisis or need to talk right now — free, confidential, any time.
These resources are for general self-help and are not a substitute for therapy. If you're struggling, please reach out — or in a crisis, contact your GP, NHS 111, or the Samaritans on 116 123.