Is It For You?
Rebel Therapy is for punks and poets, baristas in bands, anarchists and artists. It’s for ravers, screenwriters, sex workers, drag artists, dancers and dreamers.
It’s for those who feel like their politics or sexuality aren’t always welcome in their workplace, family or community. It’s for anyone who feels like they’ve ever had to hide a key part of who they are.
It’s for those who are struggling to juggle their day job, passion project and fledgling bedroom business. It’s for people whose identity has shifted in some way and don’t know who they are anymore.
It’s for people considering or taking risks – creatively, professionally or personally – and feeling unsure about the path forward. It’s for freelancers, entrepreneurs and people with patchwork or portfolio careers. It’s for multi-hyphen misfits who don’t fit into tidy categories when it comes to describing their identities, priorities and passions.
You’re not going to be asked for your rebel credentials or qualifications. There’s no need for doubt or uncertainty about whether you’re rebellious enough. If you are or have ever felt like an outsider, if you’re marginalised, non-mainstream and/or counter-culture in who you are, what you do or how you live, I’d love to work with you. Get in touch to book your initial telephone consultation.
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Jane is open, intuitive, positive, sensitive, creative – everything I needed from this experience. I felt supported and heard throughout and ended this phase feeling empowered and excited to move on.
I am so grateful for the guidance and skills Jane gave me and I'm ending our sessions feeling so strong. I've come so far and feel much happier and more resilient: Jane does amazing work that has truly changed my life.
I can't even begin to tell you how much of an impact you've made. I am so good at self-compassion and self-soothing now! I can't remember ever having felt this safe and happy in my body.
Therapy with Jane has been life-changing. To have this dialogue in a super queer-friendly safe space has been absolutely essential, and something I didn’t realise I needed so much.