Clay Therapy
Working with hands and earth — an advanced expressive practice that lets feelings take form when words feel out of reach.
Finding Self · Integrative Counselling
A calm, containing space to find yourself again.
Nature-based, creative therapy with Dawn Warwick — supporting people through trauma, anxiety, loss and life's quieter unravellings since 2004. Cambridgeshire, online & by phone.
NCPS Accredited Register
Verified Professional
20+ years' experience
Sessions from
£50/hr
Concessions available
About
Twenty years of holding space — gently, and at your pace.
I have been supporting people of all ages since 2004, with experience in trauma — both recent and childhood — anxiety, loss, depression, relationship difficulties, and life transitions.
My work has evolved into Finding Self, a nature-based therapeutic approach for those who feel lost, overwhelmed, or disconnected during times of change. I offer a calm, safe and containing space where experiences can be explored gently, and at your own pace.
As an Integrative Advanced Therapeutic Counsellor, I work creatively using Clay Therapy (advanced level), Nature Therapy, SandPlay and other expressive approaches. I also incorporate my Seasonal Insight Practice — helping you understand where you are emotionally, recognise patterns, and reconnect with yourself.
The Finding Self Approach
Creative, integrative, rooted in the natural world.
Each person's path is different. I draw on Advanced Clay Therapy, nature-based work, SandPlay and psychotherapeutic counselling — tailoring sessions to what feels right for you.
Nature & Walk-and-Talk
Sessions outdoors, in woodland and open space — drawing on the growing evidence that nature supports emotional wellbeing.
SandPlay & Seasonal Insight
Symbolic play in the sand tray paired with seasonal reflection — recognising patterns, finding a way forward that feels sustainable.
What I work with
Whatever you're carrying, there's room for it here.
From recent trauma to long-held anxiety, from grief to the quiet weight of feeling stuck — these are some of the areas I support people through.
AbuseADHDAnger managementAnxietyAttachment disorder (children)AutismBehaviour problemsBereavementBlended familyBullyingBurnoutCarer supportChildhood anxietyChildhood bereavementChildhood bullyingComplex PTSDDepressionEmotional abuseFamily issuesFeeling sadGeneralised anxiety (GAD)Health anxietyLonelinessLow self-confidenceLow self-esteemMental healthNeurodiversityOlder people's counsellingPanic attacksPTSDRelationship problemsSeasonal affective disorderSelf-harmSeparation & divorceSeparation anxietySocial anxietySpiritualityStressTraumaWork-related stressYoung carersYoung people's counselling
Therapies offered
Integrative by training — creative by instinct.
- Child counselling
- Couples therapy
- Creative therapies
- Ecotherapy
- Group therapy
- Humanistic therapies
- Integrative counselling
- Jungian therapy
- Mindfulness
- Person-centred therapy
- Play therapy
- Psychoanalytical & psychodynamic
- Sand tray therapy
- Solution focused brief therapy
- Trauma-focused CBT
- Walk and talk therapy
Who & how
People I work with, and ways we can meet.
Types of client
- Children (0–12)
- Young people (13–17)
- Young adults (18–24)
- Adults (25–64)
- Older adults (65+)
- Couples
- Families
- Groups
- Organisations
Session formats
In person
Online
Phone
Home visits
Online platforms
WhatsApp Zoom Microsoft Teams
Fees
Honest, accessible pricing.
Counselling
£60/hr
Average session · £50–£75 range
Supervision
£70/hr
For counsellors, trainees & professionals
Health insurance
AcceptedBUPA
Concessions offered
I believe support should be reachable. Please ask if you'd like to discuss a reduced rate.
- Low income
- Keyworkers
- OAPs
- Students
- Trainee counsellors
- Unemployed
- Refugees
Where I practice
Cambridgeshire — and wherever you are, online.
Warboys
PE28
Cambridgeshire — main practice, in-person & walk-and-talk sessions.
Chatteris
PE15
Cambridgeshire — second practice location for in-person work.
Supervision
Creative, reflective supervision for counsellors & trainees.
Get in touch
Reach out — there's no pressure, just a conversation.
Beginning therapy is a significant step, and it's important the support feels right for you. I'm happy to answer any questions before you decide.