My Professional
Journey

I haven’t always been a therapist. In fact, I spent most of my adult life chopping and changing jobs, trying to figure out what truly fit — until I found my way into therapy and realised this is where I’m meant to be.

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My approach is integrative, which means I draw from a mix of counselling styles and methods to find what works best for you. I’m definitely not clinical or overly formal in the room — and yes, there’s every chance I might swear in session (a varied vocabulary has its place!).

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Alongside my private practice, I’m also the Therapy Manager at SARAC (Sexual Abuse and Rape Advice Centre), where I support both clients and a team of dedicated therapists.

I’m currently studying towards a Level 6 qualification in Clinical Supervision, which is deepening my practice and allowing me to support fellow professionals in the field too.

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I have extensive experience working with trauma, neurodivergence, and within LGBTQ+ / GSRD communities. That said, I’ve supported people through a wide range of challenges, and I welcome the variety that each individual brings.

I offer free exploratory calls, so you can ask whatever you need to decide whether we’d be a good fit to work together.