​I am dedicated to continual development in a professional and personal capacity. I take part in regular lectures, workshops and trainings; broadening skills, knowledge and staying current in issues about therapy and social justice. ​I have particular interests in the rich and complex areas of mixed heritage and cultural identity. I am also interested in the importance of accessible mental health therapy for all. ​

We are all influenced not only by our personal experiences but also by the rich tapestry of our cultural identities. These identities such as race, class, religion, sexuality, and gender identity can play a significant role in shaping our perspectives and interactions with the world. I value and respect these in the people that I see. Embracing and understanding these diverse elements allows to appreciate the complexity of each persons journey.

​I really care about what I do when working alongside my clients. I have a warm, down to earth, and welcoming approach. I am told I am easy to talk to and that I can sit in the reality of difficult feelings with my clients. ​I work with a diverse community of people, coming to me with a varied range of problems.

In addition to my clinical work, I am also a passionate counselling tutor. I teach and support students working towards their counselling qualifications, helping to shape the next generation of practitioners. Whether in therapy or as a tutor my goal is to inspire growth, learning and positive change.