In addition to my private practice, I have a broad and diverse background in supporting both adults and young people across a variety of settings.

I have worked as a Palliative Care and Bereavement Counsellor for Rennie Grove Peace Hospice, providing compassionate support to families and patients in the community, as well as offering end-of-life support within the Inpatient Unit.

My experience also includes long-term trauma work at DENS homeless shelter, solution-focused therapy at the North London Psychotherapy agency, and counselling young people as a Place2Be therapist in a large, multicultural secondary school.

This wide ranging experience has allowed me to develop a holistic approach to therapy, addressing a wide range of emotional and psychological needs.

My extensive training and qualifications, include a BACP-approved Diploma in Integrative Therapeutic Counselling and continued professional development training in a range of areas including anxiety, bereavement, family estrangement, attachment, trauma, self harm, eating disorders, homelessness, substance misuse, mindfulness, and creative approaches to working with both young people and adults.

I have volunteered and completed extensive bereavement training and accreditation with Cruse Bereavement, a charity that supports bereaved individuals in the UK.

I recognise the importance of keeping up to date with the latest research and findings in mental health and integrating this knowledge into my therapeutic practice to ensure it remains informed and effective.