A.S.
Kerry’s focus on a male-perspective approach to divorce has been incredibly grounding. Her specialised support makes the whole process feel far less overwhelming, and she offers a steady, understanding presence that strengthens you emotionally when you need it most. Working with her has made a difficult transition genuinely more manageable.
S.K.
I want to express my sincere thanks for the support I’ve received — it’s been genuinely invaluable. I was encouraged and empowered to seek the right support for myself, and I’ve since been able to access counselling through a work-supported scheme.
What truly stands out is the dedication to supporting men. The work being done here is something to be proud of, and it fills a gap that often goes unspoken. Through this support, I’ve come to understand that my own worth and happiness matter. I’ve gained clarity and confidence in who I am, recognising that I have been a good father and husband. I’ve also learned to accept that I cannot control someone else’s choices — only how I move forward.
This support helped me find perspective, self-respect, and strength at a time when I needed it most.”
D.M.
“When I reached out, I wasn’t looking for answers — I just needed someone to help me steady myself. What I found was support that challenged me to put my own wellbeing back on the agenda and to see my situation with honesty rather than self-blame.
The emphasis on men’s support made a real difference. It felt grounded, practical, and free of judgement. I was helped to recognise my value, not just in my roles within my family, but as a person in my own right. I’ve gained the confidence to accept that I can’t dictate another person’s choices, but I can take responsibility for my own direction.
This experience gave me clarity and resilience at a time when everything felt uncertain, and for that I’m genuinely thankful.”