I hold a Master’s in Psychotherapy, a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology, and a Diploma in Criminal Psychology. As a fully accredited member of IACP, I work through an integrative lens using humanistic and psychodynamic approaches. My practice welcomes diversity in identity and experience, offering a non-judgemental space for those navigating trauma, loss, stigma, challenging life transitions or psychological and emotional blocks. I support clients in exploring meaning, relationships, sexuality, and self-understanding with empathy and curiosity. Committed to ongoing learning, I aim to foster healing and growth through reflection, acceptance, and authentic human connection.

Special Interests.

• Identity, sexuality, and gender diversity (LGBTQ+, internalised stigma, minority stress, atypical attractions and desire exploration) • Grief, loss, and bereavement • Depression, anxiety, and emotional regulation • Self-harm and suicide ideation • Chemsex use, and recovery • Living with HIV • Relationship and attachment challenges • Meaning, purpose, and existential exploration • Narrative reframing

• Adult Neurodiversity (Autism and ADHD diagnoses in adulthood) • Trauma and abuse recovery (childhood sexual abuse, domestic abuse, vicarious trauma, workplace assault, abuse prevention)