Angie is in high demand, and we are delighted that she agreed to join Nightingale as an associate counsellor. She has a unique gift for quickly building rapport, making clients feel at ease within minutes of meeting her. Angie is lively, warm, friendly, funny and kind – truly a gem and a valuable asset to both our Nightingale team and the clients that she supports.

Angie is also highly professional, organised and worldly wise. Before training as a counsellor, she spent 20 years living and working abroad in various countries, including America and Spain, where she was introduced to diverse cultures and traditions. These experiences inspired her to pursue a career in counselling, leading her to join Nightingale.

Angie works with a person-centred, humanistic approach, drawing on multiple counselling models to tailor her support to each client’s unique needs. Her passion is in helping individuals make positive changes and fulfilment in their lives. Beyond her role at Nightingale, Angie is actively involved in supporting vulnerable young people in schools, helping them resolve issues, build self-esteem, and foster confidence. Her expertise also extends to working with young adults, students and adults referred to her.

Angie is also a couple counsellor at Nightingale Marriage Counselling and works very well with couples where one is neurodivergent, and one is neuro typical. She really helps to bring a better understanding of how the differences impact the communication around the relationship and help to improve it by relating in a different way.

Individual clients working with Angie will receive counselling to fit their individual needs, drawing on a range of counselling modalities. She also has specialised knowledge in neurodiversity, understanding the unique needs of individuals in this area and can work with the client to improve knowledge.