Through more than twenty-five years of working with children, adolescents, and adults, in schools, colleges, and a variety of counselling services, and private practice, I have come to value the ways in which being alongside others allows us to feel more able to meet the challenges that life brings us.

We live in times of great upheaval, and many of us are feeling ever more disconnected from our lives, from one another, and from the world around us. I offer a space to reconnect through the practice of attentive listening, and through the process of working things through, be that with talking, or with movement in the environment, or through creative work and the process of making by hand.

With a background encompassing the worlds of psychology, education, creativity, and philosophy, and grounded in perennial wisdom, I trained in psychotherapy at Regent’s University, London. This core training enables me to integrate a wide range of psychotherapeutic approaches to co-create therapeutic relationships that best fit the needs of the individuals I work with. 

I am an apprentice wilderness rites of passage guide, and I engage with weekly personal psychotherapy and regular supervision, as well as continuing professional development.