I meet people who experience a variety of distinct life experiences. In the sessions we collaboratively develop a way for you to identify and navigate these challenges, by creating your unique set of tools and resources.
I have lived experience in talking therapies, having worked in the mental health sector. I practice pluralistic counselling — “therapy in a coherent and highly client-centred way”.
Over the past decade I have worked for two charitable organisations, with a focus on homelessness and addiction, and the other working with mental health challenges of illness, bereavement, personal, and social issues.
This laid the foundations for my training to be a counsellor. I gained a unique insight into the power of how really hearing another’s experience is both rewarding and empowering for everyone who experiences it. This influenced me to train and qualify as a psychotherapist. I am committed to being non-judgemental, empathetic and understanding in each of our sessions together.