About Me & My Practice

Qualified, Insured &
Committed to Your Wellbeing
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I’m a fully insured and qualified therapist. I’m a Registered Member (MBACP) of The British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP), abiding by their Ethical Framework. You can read more about this here: www.bacp.co.uk/ethical-framework. I also hold an enhanced DBS certificate, ensuring a safe and professional service.”

Who I Work With

I work collaboratively with people from all walks of life, offering an open, non-judgemental space for you to explore your experiences. My particular areas of interest include:

  • LGBTQ2IA* & Gender, Sex and Relationship diversity (GSRD)
  • Neurodivergence – including BPD/EUPD, CPTSD, Autism, ADHD, AuDHD, ADD, and self-diagnosis.
  • Complex trauma, low self-worth, anxiety, depression & stress
  • Long-term health conditions, neurological conditions, carers, and navigating life transitions.
  • Experiences of discrimination, bullying & abuse

That said, I have broad experience working with a wide range of issues—including grief, relationship struggles, workplace stress, loneliness, and self-exploration. Whatever you’re facing, this space is for you.

My Approach: A Space to Grow & Heal

I’m a Person-Centred and Experiential Therapist. My approach is relational, adaptive, and realistic. This means that I offer a space for you to explore your experiences, emotions, and who you are. 
 
Our therapeutic relationship is at the heart of this work—it’s a collaborative process where we build trust, recognise your strengths, and explore your emotions, thoughts, and identity without judgment. 
 
The goal is also to gain a deeper understanding of yourself and others; create your own meaning of developing and living a more authentic life.
 
If you have specific goals, I can support you to realise them. If you’re unsure, I can help you along the journey. 
 
I also integrate creative and psychoeducational approaches, where appropriate, drawing on my background in psychology and music to help you connect with your experiences in different ways.

Anti-Oppressive & Inclusive Practice

I am deeply committed to anti-oppressive, non-pathologising, and inclusive therapy. Many of life’s struggles come not from within, but from systemic issues—poverty, ableism, discrimination, racism, and minority stress. As a white, queer, neurodivergent therapist, I acknowledge my own privileges and work actively and continuously to listen, learn, and ensure our space is one of understanding, respect, and safety.

Qualifications & Continued Learning

I am qualified to the highest level available in the UK for counselling and psychotherapy practice and am committed to ongoing professional development.

  • Master’s Degree (Distinction) – Counselling & Psychotherapy Practice
  • Master’s Degree (High Merit) – Popular Music Studies
  • Bachelor’s Degree (Upper 2:1 with Honours) – Psychology & Music
  • Level 3 & Level 2 – Counselling Skills


I also engage in continuous professional development (CPD) in areas including safeguarding, neurodivergence, trauma, trans awareness, gender diversity, suicide awareness, mental health in diverse communities, and much more. Learning never stops, and I am committed to evolving my practice to best support you.

You Are Not Alone

If you’re looking for a therapist who will listen, support, and empower you, I’d love to hear from you. You can get in touch using the details provided on the contact page.