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I work in-person within the Ware, Hertford and Stevenage area. I primarily work face to face, as I believe this is the best method for counselling but understand life may get in the way and offer over the phone or online counselling if needed. I have worked within schools and charities for young persons aged 11+.

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I am particularly interested in how psychoanalysis can challenge the dominant ‘mental health’ paradigm that sees trauma as something purely ‘external’ to the individual and which treats people as ‘passive victims’ of life events.  Instead, my focus is on how individuals experience and interpret such events.

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I’m a qualified, NCPS accredited counsellor.  I offer a warm, down-to-earth space where you don’t have to mask, perform, or pretend you’re okay. My approach is calm, compassionate, and conversational. Together, we’ll gently explore what’s going on for you at your own pace, with no pressure or judgement. I offer gentle challenge too, encouraging self-reflection while always respecting your autonomy.

Many clients find that over time they gain self-awareness, untangle a busy mind, and begin to notice patterns and triggers more clearly. Therapy can bring relief, a stronger sense of self, and decisions that align with your values. If you’d like to see how I might support you, I offer a free initial chat — a chance for us to connect and take things from there.

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My background in both the sciences and the arts brings both precision and imagination into the therapy room, an eye for what’s systemic as well as what’s symbolic. I care about how early experiences wire us, but also about how meaning, memory, and mystery shape our inner world. Having grown up across multiple countries, and speaking several languages, I also bring a cross-cultural sensitivity to my work.

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I am an experienced therapist working in a secondary school in Hackney, where the need for support for gender questioning individuals is part of my daily life. I help young people navigate the often bumpy road to adulthood. With a non-judgemental, curious approach, I create a safe and open space where individuals can explore their thoughts and feelings, particularly when it comes to identity and mental health challenges. I don’t offer advice or hold firm affirmations—rather, my role is to listen, reflect, and provide a space where young people can untangle the difficult struggles they may face, without political influence or external pressures. My goal is to help both the young person and their family navigate these complex emotions with clarity and patience, creating space for open dialogue and understanding on their own terms.

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