Anna-Grett (Anna to most) holds a Master’s Degree in Counselling Psychology, following six years of university training.

With a psychiatrist father and a teacher mother, Anna’s path into psychology felt almost inevitable. From her father came a deep respect for listening and understanding people, and from her mother, the ability to explain things clearly – something she now brings to life in sessions using her signature glass whiteboard.

Since graduating in 2000, Anna has worked in private practice, building strong, trusted relationships with both her clients and local GPs.

Now in what she describes as her ‘blossoming maturity’ (I am not old…yet!!), and after her own late diagnosis (best thing that ever happened to me), Anna focuses on working with adults aged 21 and over, particularly women navigating ADHD.

Her natural ability to connect with people was recognised by Michael Grinder (author and world-renowned non-verbal communication expert), who once described Anna as “the kindest person in the room, and only as happy as the saddest person in the room.” That insight captures the empathy she brings into every session.

Anna’s approach is to gently remove those barriers, creating a space where clients feel comfortable, understood, and able to talk openly about their experiences. She knows that everyone has their own ‘brand’ of ADHD.