Support For Individuals, Couples, & Families

She holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Counselling from York St John University, where she has contributed as a visiting lecturer and is currently a placement provider and clinical supervisor to the PG(Dip)/MA Counselling programme.

Sinead is known for her contemporary, non-judgemental approach to relationship therapy—supporting both traditional and non-traditional partnerships. She helps couples and families step beyond conventional models, working collaboratively to define what healthy, functional connection means to them.

Her background includes specialist training with the Tavistock in Leeds, work within CAMHS Family Therapy teams, and expertise in GSRD (Gender, Sexuality and Relationship Diversity)-aware and sex-positive practice. She also provides clinical supervision and consultancy to fellow practitioners.

Sinead regularly delivers bespoke training and workshops for charities, local authorities, and SMEs—focusing on areas such as conflict resolution, workplace wellbeing, stress and burnout, anger, and suicide prevention.

At the core of her work is a belief in the power of self-awareness, personal growth, and authenticity to create lasting change—whether in personal, professional, or relational spheres.

Daniel’s counselling base is in existentialism which means he will aim to explore your unique world experience in a safe and non judgemental space. Helping you to: develop a deeper self awareness, understand current patterns of behaviour and  process previous and current life difficulties.

Daniel believes that the client-therapist relationship is the key to any therapeutic improvements and will strive to build a trusting, open and honest relationship with his clients throughout their work together.

Daniel is a highly trained BACP registered therapist and has worked with a vast range of clients and issues. He holds –

• Degree in Psychology

• Masters in Psychological Research

• Post Graduate Certificate in Counselling and Interpersonal Skills

• Post Graduate Diploma in Counselling and Psychotherapy.

Daniels main area of specialism is working with neurodiversity (ASD, ADD, ADHD). While also having a lot of experience working with depression, anxiety, domestic abuse, emotional dysregulation, internalised homophobia and suicide ideation. 

In addition to the above, he is also experienced in working with gender and sexuality issues, as he is GSRD aware.

Daniel works with young people aging from 13-16 years old, helping them to explore and work through a range of issues including: Neurodiversity related difficulties, anxiety, depression, exam stress, social struggles and LGBTQIA+ related issues. It is within the counselling space that Daniel gives teenagers the space and opportunity to talk through their struggles and understand what is causing them to feel the way that they do. Daniel will give your teenager strategies to identify, manage, and overcome negative emotions, allowing them to feel more confident as they move forward in life. These sessions run on Monday afternoons/evenings. For further information please contact the practice.

David is a BACP Registered person centred therapist. He provides a compassionate, non-judgmental, and collaborative space within which he will help you to explore the issues affecting you in your life, at your own pace. The purpose of his work is not to “fix”, but to increase your understanding and awareness, ultimately helping you to make change where you feel change is needed, and to accept yourself on your own terms.

David specialises in LGBTQ+ issues and is GSRD Aware. Alongside Serendipity, David works with specialist organizations serving Yorkshire’s LGBTQ+ community (MESMAC) and people with chronic mental and physical health conditions (Phoenix Health & Wellbeing). David is also experienced in working with addiction and trauma. He is available for both short and long term therapeutic support.

David is also a trained Samaritan and is prepared to be by your side in the brightest and darkest of times.

Working with a wide range of issues including suicidal ideation, self-harm, identity, family and relationship difficulties, and workplace problems, David undertakes regular training and development to ensure he is informed and up-to-date in his work. Recent training and professional development includes –

• MESMAC-led session on LGBTQ+ issues including rights, discrimination, intersectionality, and presentation in therapy

Whatever has led you to seek help, be it something for your past or a present-day obstacle, you will be met with respect and empathy, you will be taken seriously, and valued as the individual you are.

Rebecca likes to work with emotions at a depth that you are comfortable with. She understands that a relationship with our emotional selves deepens our capacity for self-care and can lead to improved personal relationships.  Noticing our emotional responses enables us to spot red flags and begin to access the peace that comes from reconnecting with our individual instincts.  This work can bring about acceptance and understanding of the impact of earlier life experiences.

Experience:

Rebecca has worked with a range of clients, aged over 18.   She has experience with a range of issues including loss, depression, anxiety, overwhelm and absence of feeling, as well as feelings of abandonment and oppression.  She has significant experience supporting men with a range of obstacles.

Training:  

PG Diploma in Humanistic Counselling

Fear and the Therapist: Fear and the nervous system and its effect on our daily lives.

Return to Wholeness Workshop with Gabor Maté:  Rediscovering authentic self through relationship with the body.

Her aim is to offer a calm, steady and professional presence where you can explore whatever has brought you to counselling in a safe, confidential space. Laura works at your pace, respecting your autonomy and allowing trust to develop naturally within the therapeutic relationship.

Having gone through her own significant career transition, she brings a genuine interest in people and a deep appreciation of how hard it can be to reach out for support. She has been a client herself and understands the vulnerability this can involve. Laura will never try to ‘fix’ you. Instead, she will sit alongside you as you explore the best way forward, rooted in the belief that you already have the capacity for change given the right environment.

Laura believes meaningful change begins with awareness. She offers gentle but honest challenge where it feels helpful, supporting you to see situations from new perspectives at a pace that feels safe for you.

Experience

Laura has a particular interest in work-related stress and the emotional impact of corporate or organisational environments. She has worked extensively with male clients and has experience supporting people through anger, low confidence, anxiety, depression, bereavement and major life events such as redundancy, career transition and relationship breakdown.

She works creatively and flexibly, offering alternative ways to communicate when words are difficult. Kirsty also works supportively with parents and carers, while holding firm to a young person’s right to a confidential space.

Kirsty is also passionate about men’s mental health. She has worked with many men who feel isolated in their experiences or unsure how to express what they are going through. She supports clients around identity, emotional overwhelm, role changes such as becoming a father, communication challenges, imposter syndrome and navigating expectations placed on men. Her approach offers a grounded, accepting space where men can explore their emotional world without pressure or judgement.

Alongside this, Kirsty works with adults experiencing anxiety, depression, stress, overwhelm, relationship issues, loss and times of change. She has a particular interest in helping people understand patterns that keep them stuck and supporting them as they find new ways forward.

At the centre of Kirsty’s work is a deep belief in each person’s capacity to grow, heal and begin to value themselves with the support of a genuine, empathic therapeutic relationship.

His approachability and humanistic philosophy, means he wants to be perceived as an equal in the partnership and he deploys this by letting clients see him as him and therefore dissolves the counselling hierarchy. This professional yet less clinical atmosphere encourages discussions to freely follow with client autonomy at its heart. Patience and understanding everyone is an individual with an honest want to understand the client’s journey is a large part of his practice. 

Autonomy can only be present when the client speaks at their own pace and when they are feeling confident to do so. Listening, being human and speaking to a human is the overall priority within the environment, which enhances client freedom. The space is theirs and he sees them as an individual with individual needs. 

This tailored concept also enriches the experience received and further secures the therapeutic relationship. Being real and experiencing the clients shared information: plus emotions, brings genuine Psychological Contact and an intimacy to the shared participation. These deep rooted qualities also encouraged client focus and development. 

Experience.

Bobby has worked with a varied range of clients issues and because of his counselling approach, it increases the availability of practice. Some of his experience has included working with Relational issues, Traumas, Bereavement, Anxiety and Depression.