Louise Creasey
At the heart of my practice is the relationship I build with each child and young person. I believe this trusting connection is where meaningful change can begin.
With over 15 years’ experience working with neurotypical and neurodivergent children, young people and families, I bring extensive knowledge of adolescent mental health and the challenges that can arise during this important stage of life.
I have also worked widely in primary schools, using arts and play to help children explore and communicate big feelings when words are not available and using creative approaches to support younger children and teenagers’ developing sense of self.
I work with children and adolescents experiencing emotional challenges, including trauma, parental separation, school and friendship issues. I usually meet parents or carers first, although this may not be appropriate for teenagers.
Early sessions are relaxed, allowing us to build trust and identify the support that best meets each young person's needs
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