I am an Integrative psychotherapist based in Kentish Town, North London, and I have been working with clients for more than twenty years. I support adults dealing with anxiety, depression, burnout, grief, relationship difficulties and the challenges that can come with life transitions. I also work closely with people who have been diagnosed with autism or ADHD later in life.

A central part of my work is helping people understand how their early attachment experiences continue to shape their relationships, emotional patterns and sense of self. I also work with a biopsychosocial view, which simply means we look at the whole picture, your nervous system, your personal history, your relationships, cultural background, and your current environment.

I trained at The Minster Centre, completing an Advanced Diploma, an MA in Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy, and later a Diploma in Clinical Supervision. I am registered with UKCP and a member of BACP. Over the years I have worked in GP surgeries, women’s centres and private practice, and I have studied group dynamics at the Institute of Group Analysis.

All of this informs the work I do and supports the level of care, thought and experience behind my fee.