In my therapeutic practice, I provide a safe and supportive environment for individuals to explore their difficulties in life, relationships and childhood, and to share and express confusing and overwhelming feelings. Therapy can help clients navigate their struggles and bring unconscious patterns of behaviour and relational difficulties to light, enabling change and more self-awareness and connection with the world around them and in relationships.

I believe that with reflection and expression, individuals can get to know themselves better, giving them a stronger sense of purpose, belonging and fulfilment enabling a more autonomous and meaningful life.

I am a relational therapist and believe that healing occurs within the relationship between the psychotherapist and the client. I have a deep belief that psychotherapy can be life-changing, whether you want to make sense of your past or are stuck and want to explore new territories. I am passionate about understanding the intricacies of human existence and the factors that pose a threat to it. In my work, I prioritise the well-being and personal growth of my clients. I aim to discover what brings them independence, joy, meaning, and purpose in life."

“ Essentially, the environment in which we grow defines who we are”

Without a doubt, our upbringing and surroundings have a profound impact on the person we become. It is through our surroundings that we learn values, beliefs and behaviours that shape our identity. Childhood experiences shape adult behaviour and relationships. Our attachment patterns, shaped in childhood, can unconsciously influence how we behave and connect with others, and navigate the world around us.

“ Each time you set a healthy boundary, you say yes to more freedom”– Nancy Levin

I am curious about the boundaries we create for ourselves and towards others, do you notice that sometimes people ignore your requests or are just unaware of your needs? Do you have feelings of being let down? What would it be like to explore your fears or anxieties around boundaries, putting yourself first, and trusting your feelings rather than ignoring them? Together we can look at this and enable deeper connections.

Qualifications and Training

○ Qualified member of the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP)

○ Advanced Diploma in Integrative Humanistic Counselling, CPPD Counselling School (BACP Accredited)

○ Diploma in Integrative Humanistic Counselling, CPPD Counselling School (BACP Accredited)

○ Certificates in Integrative Humanistic Counselling, CPTA Counselling School (BACP Accredited)

Experience

○ Caris Islington Bereavement Counsellor

○ Caris Islington Acute Loss due to Covid

○ CPPD Counselling Anxiety, OCD, Eating Disorders, Fears for your future

○ One Therapy Contemporary counselling and psychotherapy

Certificates and further CPD

○ Attachment and Complex Trauma

○ Attachment Theory in Clinical Practice

○ Trauma

○ Working with Suicide

○ Bereavement & Grief

○ Working with gender and relationship diversity

○ Eating Disorders

○ Psychiatry

○ Psychopathology and psychodynamics

○ Time Limited Counselling