Julie Rogers, NCPS

Julie Rogers is a therapist who emphasizes the importance of connection and the role relationships play in emotional well-being. She brings a compassionate, client-centered approach to helping people reclaim their voice when they feel unheard, find the confidence to set boundaries, and address patterns that leave them prioritising others at the expense of their own needs. Julie holds the NCPS credential, a professional counselling qualification, and has three years of clinical experience supporting clients through interpersonal struggles and personal growth.

Julie works with people who struggle to assert themselves, who find it hard to say no, or who feel unworthy and prefer to blend into the background in group situations. Her practice supports exploration of the underlying emotions and habits that influence relationship behaviour, guiding clients to greater self-awareness and practical change. Many clients have reported that therapy led to deeper understanding of themselves and meaningful shifts in how they relate to family, friends, and colleagues.

Through a combination of supportive conversation and solution-focused techniques, Julie has helped clients build confidence, strengthen boundaries, and improve communication. She has also supported individuals dealing with anger, low self-esteem, anxiety, and difficulties rooted in childhood experiences. Julie welcomes those taking the first step toward support and aims to offer steady, practical guidance throughout the therapeutic journey.