PMDD Therapy & Support - Online, UK-wide

PMDD

PMDD (premenstrual dysphoric disorder) is caused by an increased reaction or sensitivity to the normal hormonal changes that take place during the menstrual cycle, leading to significant shifts in mood, energy and emotional wellbeing across the menstrual cycle.
Together, we can explore how your cycle affects your emotions, relationships, self-image and wellbeing, while finding ways to navigate these experiences with more understanding.
If you are looking for support, I offer online therapy for PMDD in English and Portuguese, for adults across the UK and Worldwide.

How I can help

How PMDD therapy can help

Therapy for PMDD works alongside any medical care you're receiving. It won't replace it — but it can make a real difference to how you move through each cycle.
Together we can:

    understand your cycle-related patterns

    support emotional regulation across different phases

    reduce shame and confusion around symptoms

    improve day-to-day functioning and self-support

    build a kinder, more informed relationship with your body

How I work

Supporting mind and body through each cycle

My approach is integrative and person-centred. I draw on nervous system regulation, somatic tools including EFT (tapping), and ways of eating that support your body through each cycle. Together, these can help you find steadier ground from one month to the next. 
I also work with the self-criticism and shame that so often come with PMDD. The feeling that you should be able to "control" it, or that what you experience isn't valid.

Client Feedback

Very helpful. I feel Jael has been walking alongside me during a very difficult time in my life.

Telephone Therapy Client

Questions

Frequently asked questions

  • Yes. Whether or not you meet diagnostic criteria, if cyclical mood changes are affecting your life, therapy can help you understand the patterns and work with them rather than against them.

  • No. A formal diagnosis is helpful for medical treatment decisions, but it isn't required for therapy.

  • Therapy and medication do different things, and many people find a combination of both helpful. I'll never advise you to stop or change medication — that's a decision between you and your GP or specialist.

Get in touch


If you'd like a no pressure conversation about whether we might work well together, book a free 15-minute consultation. 

From the Blog

Further reading on PMDD