Atholl is a BACP registered, person-centred counsellor with a BSc (Hons) in Psychology and a background in mental health support and bereavement work.
He offers a non-judgemental, accepting space where clients can process their experiences and begin to heal. His approach is grounded in the belief that with the right conditions, each person has the ability to uncover their own answers — not simply rely on advice or external solutions.
Atholl is also part of our ADHD and autism assessment team, working with patients before, during and after the diagnostic process to help craft strategies, increase understanding and validate their lived experience.
Professional Profile
With a strong academic foundation and years of front-line experience, Atholl brings both research-informed insight and human connection to his counselling work. He has supported children, young people, adults, and couples in diverse settings including:
- Schools & Colleges
- Crisis Centres
- Bereavement Services
- Suicide Prevention Projects
He works with clients aged 13 and over, across all genders, offering therapy:
- In person
- Online
- By phone
Areas of Support
Atholl can help with:
- Managing anxiety
- Understanding depression
- Recognising and managing triggers
- Exploring and engaging with anger
- Navigating grief and loss
- Building self-trust
- Rediscovering motivation and confidence
- Exploring identity and neurodivergence
- Reducing self-harm
- Processing guilt and shame
- Improving relationships and connection
