My name is Cameron and I am a Clinical Counsellor. If you have never tried counselling before or have tried it but never were able to gain anything from it, you are not alone – I have supported many others in similar situations. Talking about emotions and feelings can seem foreign, strange, weird, and uncomfortable. I know this because I have helped many others, particularly men, when starting counselling for the first time. Men are often told to be ‘hard,’ ‘tough,’ and ‘strong,’ which doesn’t tend to equate to talking about how you’re feeling.

If you relate to any of the above or if you’re feeling stuck in some of the patterns in your life and desire to try something different, I can support you. Previous clients have told me that I provide a safe, comfortable, and warm environment where they feel able to be themselves while becoming more self-aware and changing towards valued ways of being.

One of my primary goals as a counsellor is to be as genuine and authentic as a person before a therapist so that you feel at ease. I find that often times the psychology world can provide seemingly quick solutions to complex problems, which can often undermine your subjective experiences of the concerns which brought you to counselling. I do my best to take as much time as needed to ensure I understand exactly what your experience is and how it is different from others’, rather than fit you into pre-established psychological boxes or frameworks. Once you feel completely understood and we have a thorough understanding of the core issues to be worked with, then we begin to develop plans for change.