Suicidal & Self Harm
You Don’t Want to Die — You Just Want It to Stop.
You're not crazy. You're not selfish. You're not weak. You're just done. Done with carrying so much for so long. Done with pretending you're okay when you're not. And most people don’t see it. Or they only see it when it’s too late.
You’ve been holding everything together when really, you’ve needed space to fall apart. And now the cracks are showing. Quietly. Relentlessly. Thoughts creeping in like, “I can’t do this anymore.” Not because you want life to end. But because you don’t know how to keep going like this.
Maybe something happened. Maybe life hit hard. Or maybe nothing specific happened at all. And somehow that makes it worse. You think you should be fine. You look like you’re functioning. But inside? The thoughts won’t stop. The weight won’t shift. The world feels further away every day.
Let me be clear. You didn’t choose this. You didn’t sign up for the pain. The pressure. The loneliness. The exhaustion. Life builds up. Bit by bit. Trauma, grief, burnout, heartbreak, the expectations of everyone around you. Until your nervous system says it can't keep going.
And if you’re still here, even just reading this, that tells me something. That small part of you that wants things to change? That’s all I need to work with.
I won’t sit you down and tell you to be positive. I won’t hand you a breathing exercise and pretend it’ll fix everything. What I do is meet you where you are. Whether that’s in the heaviness, the hopelessness, or the numb days where you feel like a shell of yourself. I don’t rush that part. We sit in it together. And I hold the space steady until you start to feel like you can hold it again.
I use techniques like hypnotherapy, emotional reset work, and nervous system support. Not to fix you, but to slow the spiral. To help everything pause just enough so you can take a breath without the weight crushing your chest.
And the shifts start small. A night where you sleep a little deeper. A morning without dread. A moment where your mind is quiet. That’s where the work begins. From there, bit by bit, it builds.
Until one day you notice the pressure has eased. You feel something again. Not joy. Not fireworks. Just a bit of peace. A flicker of hope. Enough to move forward. Enough to start living instead of surviving.
I work one-to-one, online or from my quiet space in Bury St Edmunds. There’s no pressure. No forced breakthroughs. Just calm, human conversation that meets you as you are. You don’t have to justify how you feel. And you’re never too far gone for things to get better.
I’m not here to sell you transformation. I’m here to sit with you in the reality of what life has done. To help you feel safe enough to come back from it.
If that sounds like something you need, you can book in when you're ready. No expectations. Just a space to finally exhale.