Hi, I'm Angela Watt. For over ten years, I've been privileged to work as a counsellor, and my own life experiences made me realise the beneficial effects that counselling can have.

My interest in counselling began in the National Lottery's big winner's department, where I developed crucial listening skills helping winners navigate sudden life changes. This experience sparked my passion for supporting people through challenging times.

I then trained as a counsellor and worked in schools supporting young carers. Through my own lived experiences, I've gained a deep understanding of neurodiversity and its impact on families.

I use an integrative approach, tailoring techniques to each individual's unique story. Compassion, understanding, and trust are at the heart of my practice. I'm a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and am committed to ongoing professional development.

My experience extends to supervision, supporting counsellors, student counsellors, key workers, and businesses. I also work as a Supervisor for St Barnabas Hospice, and a number of services supporting victims of domestic abuse, including Safe in Sussex.

Outside of counselling, I advocate for better support for carers and individuals with disabilities, promoting an understanding of neurodiversity and mental health in our community.