Cancer changes more than the body.
Treatment may end, but fatigue, fear, uncertainty, relationship strain and the challenge of rebuilding life often remain.
I help individuals and families think more clearly, navigate difficult decisions and find steadier footing through uncertain terrain.
This perspective may also resonate with those navigating other complex or longer-term health challenges.
You may recognise yourself here if…
Treatment has ended, but life doesn’t feel back to normal.
Uncertainty feels exhausting or difficult to carry.
Symptoms, fatigue or setbacks are hard to make sense of.
You’re facing difficult treatment or recovery decisions.
Illness has placed strain on relationships or family life.
You want thoughtful support, not pressure or forced positivity.


Illness, treatment, pain and uncertainty can feel confusing and disorientating.
This work helps you better understand what you’re experiencing, what matters most right now and where to focus your energy.

Together we explore the practical, psychological, behavioural and health-related factors shaping your current experience.
The aim is not to force answers—but to help you find steadier footing.

This work can help you rebuild confidence after cancer, navigate uncertainty with greater steadiness and make decisions that respect your current capacity.
The focus is not on forcing progress, but on helping you find a way forward that feels sustainable.

Over 30 years working across healthcare, behaviour change, mindfulness-based practice and psychologically informed approaches to patient care.
Originally qualifying as a chiropractor, my work evolved into a psychologically informed integrative approach to helping people navigate chronic pain, emotional distress, uncertainty and complex illness.
My perspective is shaped not only by professional experience, but by lived experience of stage IV throat cancer and the challenges of navigating treatment, recovery and rebuilding life afterwards.
A short 15-minute introduction to meet, ask any initial questions and see whether working together feels right for you.

I write regularly on Substack, sharing reflections drawn from this work, lived experience, and the realities of navigating illness and recovery.

Conversation exploring life after illness, uncertainty, patient autonomy and psychologically informed approaches to recovery.

Talks, presentations and educational conversations exploring illness, uncertainty, patient decision-making, psychologically informed care, and the importance of thoughtful questioning.






The Mountain Protocol