Throughout my training and professional practice I have worked with a variety of client groups, across a diverse spectrum of society, and with a wide range of presenting issues. I believe exposure to a diversity of experience is what helps us to continue to grow - not just as a therapist, but as a human. As such, I welcome enquiries from anyone who needs support, and feels I may be the right practitioner for them.

My approach to therapy is, increasingly, through a de-colonial lens. I am interested in centring the experiences of those who have been historically marginalised and othered in the name of upholding white supremacy and coloniality. I work hard to deconstruct my own privilege, and to honour and believe the historical – and current – traumas of those with less. This forms the basis of what I hope is a truly inclusive practice, and offers a safe space for those who need, and deserve it.

I have particular interest and inexperience in the areas below.