Ashley Lamb

Ashley Lamb

Registered Member, MHGI

Registration No. 186810

Available for new clients

About me

Sometimes, we can feel a little stuck, unfocussed, confused or not like our usual self. Maybe you feel like your emotions are just running the show. Is this you?

Ask yourself the following questions:

  • Do you ever wish you felt like your old self again?
  • Maybe you feel your emotions are taking over, and you can’t control them.
  • Do past events keep popping up in the present, like roadblocks stopping you moving forward.
  • Maybe you want to make peace with a feeling, emotion, or memory for once and for all.
  • Do you wish you had a plan that would work for you, at your pace and suited to your unique situation?
  • Perhaps you’ve never been listened to before in a place where you feel heard and without judgement?
  • Have you ever served in the Armed Forces or are a spouse, partner or relative of someone who has?
  • Do you feel most people you talk to need help understanding military related stresses?

If any of the above questions resonate, then perhaps I could help.

Using the Human Givens approach we would work together to help you to use your own resources and skills to gain confidence in moving forward; if troubled by trauma I can help you to leave distressing events behind, where they belong, in the past. You may also learn how to use different tools and techniques that give you back control over strong emotional responses and that allow you to think clearly and make good decisions regarding the shape of your future. These simple tools and techniques will then also help to maintain your emotional health proactively once we have finished working together.

Every person that I work with is unique and is treated as such and client confidentiality and privacy is also vital in the work that we do.

If you feel that I may be able to help you with something, please feel free to contact me for an initial no cost telephone or online conversation to discuss your needs and to see if you feel I am the right person for you. It is very important that you feel in control of the whole process, which includes choosing who you feel most comfortable to work with.

I hold an Enhanced DBS and having served for 24 years in the Armed Forces, I am also used to working with people who are still serving, Veterans or those with a military spousal or family connection.

Qualifications

Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Trained
Mental Health First Aider
FAA Level 3 - Outdoor First Aid
Sexual Violence Recovery Toolkit Facilitator
Just What We Need Course Facilitator

Professional Memberships

MHGI

What I can help with

Abuse
Academic issues
Addiction
Agoraphobia
Alcohol misuse
Anger
Anxiety
Behaviour change
Bipolar disorder
Birth trauma / phobias
Bullying
Burnout / overwhelm
Cancer support
Career issues
Challenging behaviour
Change - coping with
Chaotic homelife
Childhood abuse
Chronic fatigue
Chronic illness
Coercive control
Communication skills
Complex Trauma
Compulsive behaviour
Confidence / assertiveness
Conflict resolution
Depression
Disability
Divorce / separation
Domestic abuse
Eating difficulties
Emotions
Exam stress
Existential crises
Family relationships
Fatigue / tiredness
Fear
Fibromyalgia
GAD
Gender identity
Grief / bereavement
Guilt / shame
Health concerns
Healthy lifestyle
High Sensitivity
Identity
Insomnia
Intrusive thoughts
LGBTQI+
Life changes / challenges
Loneliness
Loss
ME / CFS
Meaning & purpose
Men's mental health
Military Veterans
Miscarriage
Moral injury
Motivation
Narcissism
Negative thoughts
Nightmares
OCD / Obsessions
Overthinking
Pain
Panic attacks
Performance
Personal development
Phobias
Physical abuse
Psychological abuse
PTSD / Trauma
Relationship difficulties
Relaxation
Resilience
Retirement
Rewind technique
Self confidence
Self development
Self esteem
Self harm
Self-compassion
Sexual abuse
Sexual problems
Sexuality
Sleep
Social anxiety / shyness
Stress
Substance misuse
Suicidal thoughts
Terminal illness support
University worries
Unwanted habits
Weight concerns
Wellbeing and wellness
Work issues
Work-life balance
Worrying