Talk to Bethy.

Originally from France, Bethy (pronounced Betty) spent 14 years as a primary school French teacher before training as therapist. As a mum to children with autism and ADHD, she also brings over 20 years of lived family experience, giving her a deep understanding of the joys and challenges many families face. Bethy supports children with anxiety, emotional regulation, school struggles and EBSA, neurodivergence, bereavement, illness and family changes. Using person-centred play therapy and creative approaches, she helps children explore their feelings in ways that suit them. Parents often describe Bethy as warm, calm and easy to talk to, valuing the trusting relationships she builds with both children and families.

Bethy builds each session around the child, taking time to get to know them and what helps them feel comfortable. Some children express themselves through play, art or stories, while others prefer talking or simply spending time together. Bethy follows their pace, helping them make sense of their feelings, understand why things can feel difficult and find ways to manage big emotions. As trust grows, children can explore challenges such as anxiety, school worries, family changes or neurodivergence in a way that feels right for them, discovering their own strengths along the way.