About me

My training as an holistic practitioner informs my whole-being approach to counselling. I found many people came to see me feeling distressed, and confused, a response to traumatic relationships and events, and I needed to understand these feelings to truly stand beside them.  I am driven by a deep desire to support individuals in finding their courage and strength, even in life’s most challenging moments.

My training includes psychodynamic, behavioural, transpersonal, and humanistic theories, allowing me to tailor our sessions precisely to your individual needs. This integrative method means we can explore how past experiences impact your present, develop practical strategies for changing unhelpful patterns if needed and empower your innate capacity for growth.

I have volunteered at Sue Lambert Trust, working with clients who have survived physical, mental, emotional and sexual abuse, as well as domestic violence and at Mind,  supporting clients who have for example, experienced relational trauma, grief, anxiety, loss and depression. I am also a Mind credentialed counsellor, a Domestic Abuse Change Champion (NCCSP) and an approved trained therapist with Barnardos LINK support services and therefore registered with Ofstead to work with adoption issues with adults aged 18 and over.

My Philosophy

As an integrative counsellor I understand that one theory or philosophy may not be the answer for everyone, and my training ensures I respond to your individual needs, supporting you to regain the courage and strength to live and feel whole again.  

I believe counselling to be a holistic process, integrating all aspects or parts of your self and your environment: mind, body, mental, social and spiritual. I will work collaboratively with you to integrate these elements into a coherent whole, exploring patterns of behaviour and thinking together, to discover different, and new ways of being in relationship and facing life’s challenges.

My philosophy is rooted in the belief that whilst life can be confusing and overwhelming, you hold an inherent capacity for growth and wholeness. Counselling is helpful at every stage of life, a nurturing space of acceptance to promote and improve mental health.

My Qualifications

BSc (Hons) Integrative Counselling

Awarded by Middlesex University

Advanced Diploma in Integrative Counselling

Matrix College of Counselling & Psychotherapy

Diploma in Integrative Counselling

Matrix College of Counselling & Psychotherapy

Certificate in Adoption Support Counselling

Approved trained therapist with Barnardos Link Support Service (Ofstead Registered)

Registered & Accredited Member of the UKCP

United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy