My diploma in Integrative Counselling is from The Minster Centre, where I am completing an Advanced Diploma in Psychotherapy. I have experience as a counsellor with the charity Mind and within a low-cost therapy service, supporting people from a wide range of backgrounds.

My practice is affirming of neurodivergence, gender, sexuality and relationship diversity. I aim to create a therapeutic practice that is inclusive and respectful of difference, and remain attentive to the ways difference may be experienced within the therapeutic relationship.

I specialise in grief and loss, whether through bereavement, relationship break-ups, life transitions, or mourning the life you once imagined for yourself. I believe talking therapy can help us honour and process the past while making gentle steps towards the future.

Before retraining as a therapist, I worked within the wellness field. I am also a jeweller, tarot reader and music lover. This influences my open and curious approach to therapeutic work. I believe in the power of creativity, symbolism and the arts to move us and deepen our self-expression.

I appreciate the many ways we seek meaning, comfort and connection during times of struggle or transition. This might include our relationship with spirituality, nature or ‘the more-than-human world’. I welcome exploring the beliefs, practices and experiences that are important to you.