Welcome to my Emotional ToolKit Store
These written reflections and healing tools were created for the moments when therapy feels too far, too soon, or too much.
They are not a replacement for therapy — but they can be a bridge toward it.
If you’re not ready to start therapy, this is a soft place to begin.
Each resource was created to help you understand your anxiety, ease perfectionism, and reconnect with yourself — one gentle step at a time.
Because healing doesn’t always start in a therapy room. Sometimes, it starts here — with awareness, compassion, and truth.


All Products

Ready to start Therapy
You don’t need to have a diagnosis or “big reason” to reach out. Many of my clients come feeling lost, overwhelmed by anxiety, or unsure why they feel the way they do. Others come carrying old emotional wounds or repeating the same painful patterns in relationships.
Whether you’re experiencing:
-
Anxiety or emotional overwhelm
-
Low self-esteem, lack of confidence or self-doubt
-
Guilt when trying to rest
-
When you find your self awake in the middle of the night replaying every scenario in your head and not being able to make sense of anything, feeling like is getting worse
-
Always saying yes and wanting to please everyone
-
Finding yourself doing so much, always picking up more, always there for anyone and feel that no one is there for you or understand you
-
Grief, burnout, or disconnection
-
A desire for deeper self-understanding of your self
-
Career struggles, always over working ending up burnout and anxious
-
Struggling to set boundaries, communication your needs and feeling
... psychotherapy can offer more than relief — it can offer renewal.
Let's Talk
If you’re looking for a private therapist in Basingstoke or seeking psychotherapy for anxiety, I invite you to reach out.
I offer a free 30-minute initial call, so we can talk, connect, and see if this feels right for you — no pressure, no obligation. Or book your session now if you are ready to start your first session with me
You’ve already taken the hardest step by looking for support. The next one can be gentle.






