About me

I am a psychotherapist with a specialist focus on neurodiversity, relationships, and one-to-one psychotherapy. I work with individuals and couples through significant transitions, helping them move beyond recurring conflict, emotional disconnection, overwhelm, and self-criticism towards greater stability, clearer boundaries, and a deeper understanding of themselves and one another.

Alongside my private practice, I have worked with charities supporting people affected by homelessness, disability, addiction, and substance misuse. This has given me a strong foundation in building trust quickly and working thoughtfully with people across a wide range of cultures, nationalities, backgrounds, and age groups, always with respect, sensitivity, and psychological depth.

Clients come to me for the way I work: calm, precise, and deeply relational. I’m known for creating a therapeutic relationship that feels steady and genuine, and for bringing clear, compassionate insight to complex emotional patterns and internal conflicts. I hold complexity without losing the thread, name patterns with care and accuracy, and offer a structured, psychologically safe space where change comes through understanding and consistency, not pressure.

Clients often say that what stands out is the quality of the relationship we build, and the way our work brings things into focus. Therapy becomes a place where clarity strengthens, momentum returns, and lasting change follows in how they relate, communicate, and live.