Anne Davies

Anne is a warm, experienced practitioner who supports children, young people and adults navigating life's challenges. She brings a compassionate, neurodiversity‑affirming approach to her work, helping clients better understand themselves, build resilience and create meaningful change.

With postgraduate training in education, a degree in Communication and Psychology, and specialist practitioner status in Trauma‑Informed Practice in Schools, Nurture, LEGO®‑Based Therapy, and Nurture Tech, Anne blends therapeutic knowledge with practical, creative interventions that support emotional development and wellbeing.

Her background spans neurodivergence, addiction, emotional health and clinical supervision. As a clinical supervisor, she creates a safe, supportive environment where practitioners can explore challenges, deepen their practice and uphold the highest standards of care. Her strengths lie in robust safeguarding practice, offering clear guidance, reflective space and confident oversight to professionals working with vulnerable children, young people and adults.

Anne’s coaching approach is grounded in flexibility, curiosity and collaboration. She adapts her methods to meet each individual’s needs, recognising that personal circumstances, goals and emotional landscapes shift over time. Working reflexively, she responds to these changes with sensitivity and intention, ensuring that support remains relevant, empowering and aligned with the client’s evolving journey.

Areas of Support

• ADHD and Autism

• Neurodivergence Coaching

• Anxiety and Emotional Wellbeing

• Addiction Recovery Support

• Children and Young People

• Adult Therapy

• Clinical Supervision

• Personal Development and Self‑Esteem

• Trauma‑Informed Practice in Schools

• Nurture and LEGO®‑Based Therapeutic Interventions

Anne’s Approach

Anne believes that every individual has unique strengths and experiences. Her approach is collaborative, practical and tailored to the person in front of her. Drawing on therapeutic knowledge, coaching skills, trauma‑informed principles and a neuroaffirming perspective, she helps clients develop greater self‑understanding, confidence and effective strategies for everyday life.

Her work with children and young people is enriched by her specialist training in nurture‑based interventions and LEGO® therapy, offering playful, structured and relational ways to build communication, emotional regulation and social confidence.

Why Work With Anne

• Extensive experience supporting children, young people and adults

• Postgraduate training in education

• Strong safeguarding expertise within supervisory practice

• Flexible, adaptive and reflexive coaching approach

• Neurodiversity‑affirming and strengths‑based practice

• Specialist nurture, LEGO® therapy and tech‑based practitioner skills

• Clinical supervision available for practitioners

• Flexible online and in‑person support

Contact Anne

If you’d like to connect with Anne, you can reach her through the Contact Us page. She offers a free 15‑minute consultation, giving you space to explore your needs, ask questions and get a sense of her approach before deciding on ongoing support