Scott has a client-centred, psychodynamic approach that uncovers the developmental roots of thoughts, feelings, and behaviour. Scott aims to help clients to understand themselves and their relationships at a deeper level.

Scott's practice is an open and non-judgemental space where clients can freely explore their anxieties, interpersonal relationships, attachment issues, obsessive thought processes, intrusive thoughts, feelings of panic, feelings of guilt etc.

Scott's approach views these issues through an existential lens, exploring profound concerns such as the meaning of life, freedom of choice, and feelings of isolation.

As well as being a parent, Scott has worked with teenagers and young adults in various settings. This wealth of experience can be used to support parents navigating this challenging period.

By fostering greater self-awareness and self-acceptance, Scott empowers his clients to build healthier relationships with others and themselves.