My background

I hold a Masters-level qualification (Level 7) in Psychosynthesis from the Psychosynthesis Trust, accredited by the BACP.

Often described as a ‘Psychology of the Spirit’ Psychosynthesis is a hopeful and creative therapeutic approach that integrates the whole person, including their deeper aspirations and potential.

I am also fully trained in Somatic Experiencing, a body-focused method designed to resolve trauma and ease symptoms of prolonged survival stress.

Beyond my clinical work, I contribute to the field as a regular assistant lecturer at the Psychosynthesis Trust, where I support high-quality training for counsellors and psychotherapists. Additionally, I co-facilitate Waking Dreams, a 10-week guided imagination course.

My greatest learning, however, has come from my work with clients, my own therapy, and the invaluable guidance of my supervisors.

Before becoming a therapist, I had a career in the creative industries as a writer and creative director. Music, art, comedy, culture, and nature have always been important resources in my life, and I encourage clients to bring their own passions and interests into the therapy room.

I am registered with the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP), listed on the Somatic Experiencing Association UK (SEAUK) registry, and fully insured.