I am a UKCP-registered psychotherapist.
I have worked across specialist NHS services, providing long-term psychodynamic and trauma-focused psychotherapy to people experiencing complex mental health difficulties, as well as supporting individuals adjusting to life-threatening health conditions. My clinical training has included placements at South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust and within the Psychological Support Team at Guy’s Hospital. I have also worked across charitable and private practice settings, supporting people with a wide range of psychological difficulties.
Alongside my private practice, I currently work within a suicide prevention charity, providing therapy to men experiencing suicidal crisis.
I have supported clients experiencing anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, personality difficulties, bereavement, low self-esteem, life transitions, emotional distress associated with physical illness, and challenges relating to identity, meaning and personal development. My experience also includes supporting people experiencing suicidal thoughts, feelings of hopelessness, and longstanding emotional and relational difficulties.
What draws me to this work is a curiosity about people's stories and the unique ways we make sense of ourselves, our relationships and our experiences. I believe that therapy can offer a space not only for relief from distress, but also for deeper understanding, growth and change. I understand psychological distress not merely as a set of symptoms to be eliminated, but as a meaningful expression of emotional experiences that deserve curiosity, exploration and understanding.
I offer therapy in both English and French.
