About Me

I trained in Transactional Analyst Psychotherapy at The Metanoia Institute. As an integrative therapist, I draw on various modalities, believing each client deserves their own individualised therapy.​

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My work is rooted in a social justice approach and grounded in a philosophy of inclusiveness, embracing all cultures and identities. I pay close attention to the dynamics of power within relationships and to how social, cultural, and historical influences shape our sense of self. I have a deep regard for ordinary human suffering and welcome all experiences you may bring into the therapy room. 

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I take a pluralistic approach to therapy, honouring the different ways people find healing and meaning. I’m especially interested in practices that support embodied awareness and I believe in the profound healing potential of groups and the power of community to nurture connection and growth.

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I am committed to creating a therapeutic environment that recognises and respects the richness of neurodiversity, sexual orientation, and gender identity.  ​I also offer clinical supervision, teach and facilitate psycho-educational and therapeutic support groups.

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I am an active, reflective practitioner, deeply committed to my own continuous personal and professional development, so I can provide effective ethical therapy.