About me

This incorporates my belief that every person is unique and thus my relationship with each client is unique. I aim to work in a way that welcomes your way of seeing and experiencing the world and affirms all parts of your identity including your age, gender, sexuality, ethnicity, culture, ability and neurodivergence.

I recognise that the relationship between you and your

therapist is the most important element in facilitating change, and I bring my warmth, empathy, curiosity and compassion to our work.

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I firmly believe that a safe and compassionate relationship has the power to lead to meaningful change.

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I previously worked in developmental psychology, worked with people with complex physical and communication needs, and specialised in providing social, emotional and mental health support to children and families in schools. I am interested in how our experiences and relationships as children shape who we are, our sense of self, and how we interact in the world. I bring this into my way of working, collaborating with you to make sense of your experiences and the impact that they have on you and your life. ​

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Having previously been a counsellor at Macmillan Cancer Support, in addition to having had personal experience of cancer diagnosis and treatment, I am also interested in working with people impacted by cancer.

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I have also previously been a counsellor at As You Are, a low-cost counselling service, which I continue to be involved with.