A space for reflection, growth and change.

I have always been fascinated by how people make sense of their lives and our human capacity to grow and heal. I was drawn to psychoanalytic theory in my early 20s and my pre-clinical training began at the Philadelphia Association in London, exploring the legacy of Laing and therapeutic communities. Years later, I completed my clinical training at Severnside Institute of Psychotherapy in Bristol, qualifying as a psychodynamic psychotherapist in 2016. I am registered with the British Psychoanalytic Council and draw on a range of psychotherapeutic traditions, somatic and psychological tools in my private practice.

In addition to my clinical training, I hold a PhD in ethnography from Goldsmiths University of London, focused on how people make meaning collectively. I am currently completing an MA in Applied Neuroscience at King's College London, integrating neuroscience insights into therapeutic practice. I have lived across multiple continents and worked with clients from many different cultural backgrounds. My clinical approach is culturally informed and aware of how social contexts shape our inner lives. I am experienced working across time zones and can accommodate clients internationally. I specialise in relationships, families and life transitions, and am equipped to effectively treat a vast range of issues. If you are navigating something not mentioned on my site, you are welcome to contact me and find out if I can help or refer you to a colleague.

I work from two private clinic rooms in Clifton, 3 minutes walk from Clifton Down train station. Sessions take place in a quiet, intentional space in the heart of Clifton—designed for privacy and reflection. I also work online and can accommodate clients internationally. Sessions are available during the day and limited evenings. I offer once or twice weekly sessions, on a short or longer-term basis, depending on your treatment needs. I recommend starting with an initial consultation to see if working together resonates.