Initially, I studied Cognitive Science (Cognitive and Clinical Neuroscience) and started working in forensic, inpatient and community psychological services.

I then went on to study Psychotherapy and Counselling and continued onto advanced training in Existential Psychotherapy, an approach that places importance on one’s subjective, embodied experience in the world.

My passion is longterm relational psychotherapy, because it can achieve a deeper level of understanding. Working in private practice allows me space to provide this.

In the NHS I have worked in various mental health services including: acute adult inpatient services, specialist child and adolescent mental health services, neurodevelopmental paediatrics, emergency mental health services, medium secure forensic services, eating disorders and adult psychodynamic psychotherapy services. 

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I also write and teach.

My current book focuses on power, relationality and the importance of acknowledgement for change.