By welcoming you in a calm and compassionate way, you might find it easier to share difficult feelings. Often, clients find it soothing to be able to have a humane, respectful and honest relationship with a therapist.
Depending on your issues, I will draw on a set of tools and techniques to help you tailor a way forward for yourself. I am trained in psychotherapy, which means that I can work with a wide range of emotional distress and some mental health difficulties, enabling you to safely explore deeper issues if there are any. I offer short and long term therapy, depending on your needs.

I will likely ask questions, listen, and offer back relevant points that might make you reflect differently – clients find this useful to make sense of themselves. This will potentially help you develop a more robust sense of self. With increasing self-awareness, you can enhance the ability to have healthier relationships. I specialise in providing a comfortable therapeutic space, facilitating self-awareness and supporting individuality.
I have integrated theories and techniques of Gestalt, Person Centred and Transactional Analysis which are designed to create a humane approach to assist people in distress and gradually drive them towards personal growth. I also lean onto some psychodynamic and transpersonal themes to help me make sense of your story. In addition to counselling and psychotherapy, I offer mindfulness techniques if you would like to take on that path. The approaches that I use are supported by a relational stance which is likely to provide a reparative quality to your process in relating to yourself and others.
