My counselling practice is rooted in years of diverse experience - from recording life histories to providing psychological support for the UNHCR, within a high pressure, multi-cultural environment.

Having supported people through profound life displacements, I offer a grounded and steady presence, even when life can feel chaotic, uncertain and overwhelming.

My work in addiction services and community counselling and working in my own private practice has given me wide experience. I have the capacity to sit with you in your darkest and most vulnerable moments as well as sharing your more joyful and hopeful moments. I bring a sense of optimism and humour to my work and find that can sometimes be helpful in the dark times.

I am a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and I work within their ethical framework. I am fully insured and enhanced DBS checked. As part of my commitment to the profession, I attend regular supervision meetings and continually build on my experience by undertaking regular Continuing Professional Development.

Please feel free to read my blog if you would like to get more of a sense of how I work.