How I Work

I offer in-person and online sessions, depending on individual needs. Sessions are usually once weekly, for 50 minutes (individual therapy) or 60 minutes (couples therapy).

I consider the relationship between client and therapist to be very important.

A psychodynamic approach underpins my practice, which is an in-depth and exploratory form of psychological therapy, with a focus on relationship patterns and the unconscious mind.

I integrate cognitive-behavioural therapy, which focuses on the links between thoughts, emotions and behaviour, and the development of coping strategies.

I utilise an innovative technique called Brainspotting, which is a brain-body approach for healing trauma and processing difficult emotions.

Therapy will look different for each individual and their uniqueness.

Education & Professional Experience

Education

Clinical Diploma in Integrative Psychotherapy

Doctorate in Counselling Psychology, Ongoing

BSc (Hons) Clinical and Community Psychology

Relevant Training

Brainspotting, Phase 1 and 2, Brainspotting UK

Understanding Autism and Supportive Approaches, National Autistic Society

Professional Experience

Private Psychotherapy

Community Mental Health

Acute Inpatient Mental Health

Perinatal Mental Health

Early Intervention in Psychosis

Prison and Forensic Mental Health

Professional Memberships

United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP)

British Psychological Society (BPS)