This is
- Peer conversation
- Respectful listening
- Shared lived understanding
- A place to speak honestly
Peer conversation · Adults 18+
One-to-one peer support for adults living with type 2 diabetes.
A space for adults aged 18 and over living with type 2 diabetes to talk about its impact on work, family, relationships, social life and everyday wellbeing.
Enquire about sessionsThis may be for you if
You would simply like someone to understand.
You want to talk about navigating diabetes at work or with colleagues.
Social plans, eating out or explaining diabetes to friends can feel complicated.
You are working through its impact on family life or relationships.
The everyday responsibility of looking after your health feels tiring.
You would value being heard by someone with shared lived experience.
How it works
You stay in control of the pace.
You can ask questions before deciding whether you want a conversation.
- 1
Send a short request
Use the form below. You do not need to share medical details or your full story.
- 2
I will reply within two working days
I will explain the next steps and answer practical questions by email. This inbox is not continuously monitored.
- 3
Choose what happens next
My reply will explain the service, session options, prices and next steps. The detailed intake form will follow once it is ready. You can decide whether to continue; this enquiry takes no payment.
Clear boundaries
What this is—and what it is not.
This is not
- Therapy or counselling
- Diagnosis or medical advice
- A clinical relationship
- Emergency or crisis support
Start gently
Enquire about a session.
Leave your first name and email with an optional short message. I will reply within two working days with an introduction, session options, prices and next steps. Sending an enquiry does not confirm a booking.
Just a practical question? Use the general question form.
Please keep medical details private.
Do not include medical records, an NHS number, medication lists or anything you would not want stored in a form submission.
Need help now?
This form is not monitored for emergencies.
If you or someone else is in immediate danger in the UK, call 999 or go to A&E. For urgent mental-health help, use NHS 111 online or call 111 and select the mental-health option.
You can also call Samaritans on 116 123, or contact the Diabetes UK Helpline on 0345 123 2399.
Outside the UK, contact your local emergency service or crisis-support service.