Person-Centered Counseling · Est. London · Los Angeles
Brave conversations
with ourselves &
with one another.
Intuitive, depth-oriented counseling for adults ready to meet themselves more honestly — and to live more truthfully.
— with warmth, candor, and the occasional well-placed laugh.
Working together
A calm, considered
place to begin.
Sessions are held remotely and worldwide — a steady weekly hour for the deeper work. If something here resonates, you are warmly invited to reach out for an initial conversation.
Who I work with
A practice for people
who have felt different.
Clients often arrive at a threshold — a longing to live with more truth, a grief that has not been named, a quiet sense that the life they have built no longer fits the person they are becoming. The work is not about fixing what is broken, but about reclaiming what has been waiting.
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Identity, belonging, & coming out
For those moving through shame, family rupture, or a longing to be fully seen — at any age.
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Grief, loss, & transition
Bereavement, divorce, emptying nests, midlife thresholds, and the quieter griefs that go unmarked.
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Recovery & addiction
Working alongside twelve-step or other recovery, with attention to the soul work that sustains it.
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Creative blocks & reinvention
For artists, writers, founders and late-bloomers reclaiming voice, courage, and direction.
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Family of origin & inherited wounds
The patterns we did not choose — and the long work of choosing differently.
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Spiritual seekers & questioners
For those drawn to depth psychology, Jungian thought, contemplative practice, or simply the larger questions.
The Approach
Psychodynamic &
person-centered,
with depth & humor.
Therapy with Fiona is collaborative and deeply reflective. Together, client and counselor explore the experiences, beliefs, wounds, and survival strategies that have shaped a person's inner world.
She listens deeply and creates a safe, non-judgmental space where clients can begin to reconnect with the parts of themselves that may have been silenced, rejected, or hidden away — often with a well-timed laugh along the way.
What the work encourages
Not fixing what is broken — reclaiming what has been waiting.
Self-awareness
Coming into deeper relationship with what we feel, what we want, and what we have inherited.
Emotional healing
Tending to wounds that have shaped us — without rushing past them or pathologizing what they have to teach.
Authentic self-expression
Reclaiming voice and creativity. Saying the true thing, not the careful one.
Healthier relationships
With ourselves first, and from there, with the people we love, work alongside, and have lost.
About Fiona
A counselor's path
shaped by more than
training alone.
Fiona is an intuitive counselor in private practice in Los Angeles, California. Trained in psychotherapy in the UK, she is a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP).
She holds a BA Honours in French and Italian, a postgraduate teaching qualification from the Institute of Education in London, and a Master's degree in Spiritual Psychology from the University of Santa Monica. Her work in inclusion education for adolescents was recognized nationally in The Education Guardian.
Her path has also included years of Jungian analysis, meditation retreats, recovery work, and a chapter on stage — including the acclaimed one-woman show A Very British Lesbian, which received five-star reviews at the Edinburgh Fringe.
At the moment of commitment, the universe conspires to assist you. — Goethe (attrib.)
Begin
Finding the right therapeutic fit matters.
If you feel drawn to this work, you are warmly invited to reach out for an initial conversation. There is no obligation beyond a candid first exchange.