Olivia works with children and adolescents navigating anxiety, social difficulties, emotion dysregulation, ADHD and executive functioning challenges, and neurodevelopmental differences including autism. She also has a particular expertise in needle fear and phobia, and in health-related anxiety, supporting young people whose worry is tied to medical settings or physical symptoms.

At the core of how Olivia works is a belief that children's behaviour always makes sense when you look beneath it. Every response, every reaction, every moment of shutting down or acting out, there is something underneath it worth understanding. She approaches that with genuine curiosity rather than a checklist, and she brings warmth and energy into sessions that makes even hard conversations feel manageable.

In practice, Olivia is always paying attention to two things at once: moments to zoom in on emotional experiences together, and moments to zoom out and see the bigger picture. Sessions with her are active and engaging, moving between skill-building, curious exploration, and interactive activities that help children better understand themselves and what matters to them. She follows the child's lead and gently guides them toward understanding their emotions and planning what comes next.

Olivia works closely with parents throughout the process, offering practical parenting support and behavioural strategies that extend the work beyond the session and into everyday life.