Emma Moxon (Centre Manager)
Hello, I'm Emma, a qualified counsellor and centre manager.
I am passionate about the difference counselling makes in people's lives. I also have a keen interest in building teams of counsellors to provide professional, confidential and affordable therapy. I have worked as a counsellor and occupational therapist in various teams and services across Yorkshire for over 15 years.
In my free time I enjoy getting out with friends and family, especially walking my dog in the Dales and on the coast.
Hello, I'm Emma, a qualified counsellor and centre manager.
I am passionate about the difference counselling makes in people's lives. I also have a keen interest in building teams of counsellors to provide professional, confidential and affordable therapy. I have worked as a counsellor and occupational therapist in various teams and services across Yorkshire for over 15 years.
In my free time I enjoy getting out with friends and family, especially walking my dog in the Dales and on the coast.
Neil Cayton (Counsellor)
Hi, I’m Neil, and I like to work in a kind and considerate way, providing a safe and confidential space to talk. I am trained in using the Waverley Integrative Framework, and this fits well with my person-centred approach.
For leisure I love riding my motorbike and walking in the countryside, seeing, and photographing the lovely and amazing scenery and wildlife. The outlet for creativity adds a zest to life! I believe that all people have unique gifts and should be able to enjoy a life of purpose and freedom. I would love to help you do that.
I currently provide therapy both online and face-to-face. As well as an ever-deepening interest in the person-centred approach to counselling, I am respectfully curious about the significance personality and attachment types may have for individuals and in relationships.
Hi, I’m Neil, and I like to work in a kind and considerate way, providing a safe and confidential space to talk. I am trained in using the Waverley Integrative Framework, and this fits well with my person-centred approach.
For leisure I love riding my motorbike and walking in the countryside, seeing, and photographing the lovely and amazing scenery and wildlife. The outlet for creativity adds a zest to life! I believe that all people have unique gifts and should be able to enjoy a life of purpose and freedom. I would love to help you do that.
I currently provide therapy both online and face-to-face. As well as an ever-deepening interest in the person-centred approach to counselling, I am respectfully curious about the significance personality and attachment types may have for individuals and in relationships.
Tola Awe-Cunningham (Counsellor)
Hello, I'm Tola, I offer counselling that helps you gently explore what sits beneath your current challenges, building awareness, wellbeing, and empowerment so you can move toward lasting peace. My work is grounded in the Waverley Integrative Framework and shaped by Christian values of compassion, dignity, and hope—creating a space where faith can be included if it’s meaningful to you, and respected if it’s not.
As an integrative counsellor, I draw from relevant approach to counselling in accordance with the challenge being addressed and the client preferences and nature. The models that I am familiar with and use includes psychodynamic, and psychoanalysis therapy; cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT); Gestalt therapy; systemic approaches – internal family systems (IFS) therapy and other trauma‑informed practice to support the whole person.
My aim is to provide a warm, safe, and collaborative environment where you can move at your own pace.
My background includes many years in the charity sector supporting people in vulnerable circumstances, including those escaping domestic abuse. I continue to serve in charitable roles and volunteer as a chaplain, which keeps my work rooted in service and care.
Outside the therapy room, I enjoy travelling, reading, and creative projects that help me stay grounded and inspired.
Hello, I'm Tola, I offer counselling that helps you gently explore what sits beneath your current challenges, building awareness, wellbeing, and empowerment so you can move toward lasting peace. My work is grounded in the Waverley Integrative Framework and shaped by Christian values of compassion, dignity, and hope—creating a space where faith can be included if it’s meaningful to you, and respected if it’s not.
As an integrative counsellor, I draw from relevant approach to counselling in accordance with the challenge being addressed and the client preferences and nature. The models that I am familiar with and use includes psychodynamic, and psychoanalysis therapy; cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT); Gestalt therapy; systemic approaches – internal family systems (IFS) therapy and other trauma‑informed practice to support the whole person.
My aim is to provide a warm, safe, and collaborative environment where you can move at your own pace.
My background includes many years in the charity sector supporting people in vulnerable circumstances, including those escaping domestic abuse. I continue to serve in charitable roles and volunteer as a chaplain, which keeps my work rooted in service and care.
Outside the therapy room, I enjoy travelling, reading, and creative projects that help me stay grounded and inspired.
Vicky Smithson (Student Counsellor)
Hello I'm Vicky I am currently completing a Diploma in Counselling. I am passionate about supporting people in their personal growth and helping them move towards healing and wholeness.
As someone who is autistic and have ADHD, I understand how important it is to recognise each person’s unique experiences. Having also overcome a drug addiction that lasted over 20 years, I bring personal insight into addictive behaviours and the recovery journey.
My aim is to offer a supportive and compassionate space where people feel heard, understood, and encouraged to grow.
Hello I'm Vicky I am currently completing a Diploma in Counselling. I am passionate about supporting people in their personal growth and helping them move towards healing and wholeness.
As someone who is autistic and have ADHD, I understand how important it is to recognise each person’s unique experiences. Having also overcome a drug addiction that lasted over 20 years, I bring personal insight into addictive behaviours and the recovery journey.
My aim is to offer a supportive and compassionate space where people feel heard, understood, and encouraged to grow.
Dee Lalor (Student Counsellor)
Hello I’m Dee, a student counsellor who’s always been drawn to supporting people with empathy and compassion. I’ve gained experience working with individuals and families through my time volunteering with Home-Start, supporting parents in a family residential home, and most recently as a telephone befriender with The Bridge Project. Those roles have strengthened my belief that everyone deserves a safe, non-judgemental space to be heard, and that’s exactly what I hope to offer as a counsellor.
In my spare time I like to spend time with my family, go for walks and watch live music."
Hello I’m Dee, a student counsellor who’s always been drawn to supporting people with empathy and compassion. I’ve gained experience working with individuals and families through my time volunteering with Home-Start, supporting parents in a family residential home, and most recently as a telephone befriender with The Bridge Project. Those roles have strengthened my belief that everyone deserves a safe, non-judgemental space to be heard, and that’s exactly what I hope to offer as a counsellor.
In my spare time I like to spend time with my family, go for walks and watch live music."
Ash Townes (Student Counsellor)
Hi, I'm Ash. I am currently completing my a diploma. My approach is person-centred and I am dedicated to providing a safe, supportive, and non-judgemental space where you can share and explore your thoughts and feelings at your own pace. I support from a place of acceptance, compassion, empathy, respect, and authenticity, and I believe that each of us has the capacity for personal growth and healing. My role is to walk alongside you on your journey as you navigate life’s challenges and together, we can work towards creating meaningful and lasting positive change in your life.
Hi, I'm Ash. I am currently completing my a diploma. My approach is person-centred and I am dedicated to providing a safe, supportive, and non-judgemental space where you can share and explore your thoughts and feelings at your own pace. I support from a place of acceptance, compassion, empathy, respect, and authenticity, and I believe that each of us has the capacity for personal growth and healing. My role is to walk alongside you on your journey as you navigate life’s challenges and together, we can work towards creating meaningful and lasting positive change in your life.
Rhi Kerton (Student Counsellor)
Hello, I’m Rhi and I am currently a person centred student counsellor. Aiming to create a confidential, empathic safe space for whatever you’d like to work through.
Background in community support work, 1:1 emotional support work and schools work.
On days off I tend to be found outside walking or running (preferably in the sun!).
Hello, I’m Rhi and I am currently a person centred student counsellor. Aiming to create a confidential, empathic safe space for whatever you’d like to work through.
Background in community support work, 1:1 emotional support work and schools work.
On days off I tend to be found outside walking or running (preferably in the sun!).