Suzanne Fowler Evans.
Working with anxiety, depression, the perinatal period,  birth trauma, changing relationships and early parenting.

My decision to have a career change happened in 2018.  Working with soon to be parents as an Antenatal teacher and Coach for over 20 years, I have heard many stories of postnatal depression, anxiety and feeling overwhelmed as part of early parenting or soon to be parents experiences.

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 Everyone's reasons for why they are experiencing unhelpful feelings how they are individual and personal.  Our emotions can be difficult to understand?  Giving birth can be amazing but can also result in birth trauma, and a healthy baby is just part of the story. 

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I offer a safe and confidential space to explore how you are feeling and help you understand and give yourself the time and space to acknowledge and accept your feelings and help you restore yourself.

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It is not always about the mother, sometimes fathers and  birth partners can struggle with feelings associated with postnatal depression and welcoming the new baby into the family. Supporting your partner through birth,  can be traumatic, and you might be left feeling overwhelmed and alone. 

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There are so many parts involved with becoming a family, some are easy and fun, others are more challenging.

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That is why I am here to talk to you, so please dont struggle alone. Get in touch and see if working together can help you, your baby, partner and other important members of your family. 

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I offer couples and individual therapy and  can work with you face to face in either Farnham or Haslemere in Surrey, or we can work virtually via Zoom or on the phone. 

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Qualifications and Associations.

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• Level 3 Award in Counselling Skills and Theory

• Level 4 Diploma in Counselling Skills and Theory

• Level 5 Professional Diploma in Psychotherapeutic  Counselling Practice 

• Three Step Rewind Practitioner 

• Associate Counsellor with I'm All Ears Community

• Accredited Member of the National Counselling and Psychotherapy Society (NCPS) 

• Member of the BPAC