Many years ago, despite seeing it as a sign of weakness, I got to the point where I needed to ask for help, so I know what it takes to be vulnerable and ask for help. I feel that looking at who you really are in therapy is one of the most challenging, yet rewarding things a person can do.
My own journey was a rollercoaster, which I wouldn’t change for a moment as it has helped me to support so many others with understanding and empathy. Indeed, it has led me to establish Cloudbreak Counselling to help others, as I was helped.
Whether you’d like to work through a big life trauma(s) or daily events, relationships or behaviours that are troubling you, I am committed to showing up for you in a way that enables you to share at your own pace.
“I’d like to thank you again for all the help and support you gave me just by simply listening and making suggestions”
Debs from cornwall
“(Through counselling) my anxiety is much better than it was. I’ve found my voice again and stand up for myself a lot more than I used to.”
P (HE/HIM) FROM DEVON
“I have really enjoyed working with Dyanne. She has really helped me think differently about my everyday life. I had several unfortunate events occur that made it difficult day to day & she took a very professional yet friendly approach to helping me through it. Although it wasn’t why I chose Dyanne, she also made me feel safe when talking about me & my partner (LGBTQIA+). I’ve had a few hard therapy sessions with other therapists but I have definitely found a favourite that I will continue to come back to.”
