About me

I am a UKCP-registered counsellor and psychotherapist with an MSc in Person-Centred Psychotherapy from the Metanoia Institute.

My clinical experience includes private practice and my work as a counsellor at Macmillan Cancer Support. I've supported people through both focused, short-term work and longer-term therapy, so whether you'd like help with something specific or space to understand yourself more deeply over time, we can shape the work around what you need.

Having been a therapy client myself for many years, I know firsthand what it is like to sit in that chair and how much courage it takes to open up to someone new. Because of my own extensive self-development and training, I'm comfortable sitting alongside you in deep, complex and difficult psychological states, without needing to rush you towards a solution.

Before qualifying as a counsellor and psychotherapist, I spent two decades working in design and technology. I deeply understand the unique rhythms and the intense, fast-paced demands of these environments. As a neurodivergent immigrant, I also know how exhausting it can be to constantly adapt, perform, and mask your true self in spaces that don't always accommodate the way your mind works.

I believe that true wellbeing begins when you can finally step away from external expectations. Whether you are navigating difficult emotions, working through relationship or attachment patterns, processing the profound impact of a life transition, or exploring your identity, I offer a collaborative, respectful environment where you can unpack your thoughts safely and at your own pace.