Debra Hayman

Debra Hayman recognises that life can be difficult and values providing a safe space where people can speak and be heard without fear of judgement or others' opinions being imposed on them. She believes talking therapies are increasingly important in a world where many feel isolated and struggle in their relationships and daily lives.

Debra sees psychotherapy as a helpful option for a wide range of mental health concerns and notes that medication is not the solution for everyone - it does not always support a person to understand and change their feelings and responses to others.

She is credentialed in the UK with 8 years of professional experience and specialises in relationship issues, low self-esteem and trauma. Debra also worked with drug and alcohol misuse for 7 years, a role that covered many related difficulties including domestic abuse, bullying, low self-esteem, anxiety, depression, relationship problems and food issues.

Debra uses different therapeutic approaches depending on each client’s needs and tailors her work to the issues presented. As an older, non-religious, liberal female therapist she aims to offer an approachable and understanding environment.

She appreciates how hard it can be to take the first step and encourages anyone considering support to reach out so they can begin to transform their life for the better.