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Fees

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I mostly work online, where many clients find the familiarity of home allows them to settle more deeply into the work. I also offer walking sessions locally and meet from a therapy room in Bristol for those who prefer to work in person.

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Sessions last 90 minutes, creating enough spaciousness for something deeper to emerge without rushing what is only beginning to unfold.

 

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A sliding scale

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I offer a privilege-based sliding scale because I believe access matters.

It is one way I try to hold together two values that are both important to me: making this work as accessible as possible, while honouring the time, care and sustainability required to offer it well as an autistic woman. 

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If you are able to choose a higher tier, you help make this practice more accessible for someone whose financial circumstances would otherwise place it beyond reach.

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I simply ask that you choose your fee with honesty, according to your current resources and circumstances.

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Supported Fee - £50.00

For those with limited financial resources.

This fee is partly supported through the generosity of others and is available whenever space allows.

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Fair Exchange - £100.00

The standard fee for one 90-minute session.

Please choose this option if it reflects your current financial circumstances.

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Resourced - £150.00

Please select this price tier if

you are well-resourced. 

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Pay it Forward - £175.00

For those who are comfortably or abundantly resourced and would like to widen access

for others.

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An additional £25 from your fee supports a reduced-cost session for someone else,

which I also match.

A note about this work

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This is a relational practice that unfolds over time.

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Rather than offering quick solutions, we cultivate the conditions for lasting change through sustained attention, thoughtful enquiry and faithful practice.

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Many people find it helpful to think of this work less as a series of isolated sessions and more as an ongoing practice - one that gradually shapes how they relate to themselves, their relationships and the wider world.

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