Space to Be Together
Taking care of those who care for others
Therapeutic work is deeply meaningful, but it can also feel isolating. We spend so much of our time listening, supporting, and holding space for others, yet we don’t always have enough opportunities to connect with people who truly understand the work we do.
Space to Be Together was created as a place for therapists and helping professionals to come together outside of the therapy room.
A space to pause, connect, share experiences, and build genuine relationships within our local professional community.
Beginning with a monthly coffee morning at a local café, Space to Be Together offers an informal and welcoming opportunity to meet other professionals, have conversations, and create connection beyond our professional roles.
What's Happening?
Who is it for?
Space to Be Together is for counsellors, psychotherapists, and other helping professionals who value connection and community.
Whether you are newly qualified, developing your private practice, working within an organisation, or have years of experience behind you - you are welcome.
What Can You Expect?
These gatherings are an opportunity to:
- Meet other therapists and mental health professionals locally
- Build supportive professional relationships
- Share experiences, ideas, and reflections
- Learn about the work others are doing
- Discover connections for future support and referrals
- Enjoy conversations with people who understand the unique experience of this work
While there is space to network, this is not about exchanging business cards or promoting yourself. It is about creating a community built on curiosity, kindness, and mutual support.
A Growing Community
Space to Be Together is the first step in a wider vision of creating more opportunities for connection, reflection, and shared learning amongst helping professionals.
As this community grows, I hope to develop further spaces that support connection, creativity, and wellbeing - always guided by the same values at the heart of Space to Be.
Because those who hold space for others deserve a space to be together.