About Me

My own experience of psychotherapy began after losing a family member to suicide. I became committed to learning about human behaviour, mental health and how therapy can facilitate personal understanding, relief and positive change. I have navigated grief, trauma, complex relationships, parenting and extensive psychotherapy training and clinical experience. 

I have personally experienced the effectiveness of therapy and am committed to the ongoing learning process and development of mental health research and clinical application. 

As well as working as a therapist, I am a supervisor and visiting lecturer, teaching existential-phenomenological psychotherapy theory and clinical practice at Regent's University in London. Regent's University is one of the leading training institutes in the UK for psychology and psychotherapy.