In addition to my private practice, I supervise trainee and qualified therapists towards gaining their BACP Accreditation, and other professional qualifications. I am also part of the peer review panel for students’ UKCP re-accreditation.

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I believe that the relationship between therapist and client is key to a successful therapeutic outcome, and I work both directively and collaboratively to ensure that clients are moving forward in all areas of their lives towards health and positive change.

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Combining an existential and practical cognitive approach, I work both long- term and short-term with clients to support them through many life issues including anxiety and depression, loss and divorce and relationships in general.

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Prior to training as a psychotherapist in 2009, I worked in the City for several years in the financial and business sectors.

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I have a professional interest in the pursuit of psychological well-being and the link between mind and body: in essence, how physical health can suffer as a manifestation of possible underlying emotional or psychological causes.

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I set up my own private practice after graduating in 2012, and became part of the team at The Blue Door Practice in Central London in 2021.

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Aspects of my client work cover many complex and varied psychological difficulties, including life challenges and existential issues. Part of this work involves working with high-net worth clients at The Blue Door Practice, many of whom experience difficulties in their relationships or marriages. 

 

I am also part of the Wellness Team for a firm of City Lawyers (DMH Stallard) with whom I work closely with clients in the process of divorce and other life challenges.

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I have a professional interest in the subject of Coercive Control in relationships, and I am currently researching this area as a phenomenon that has gained more media attention since the law changed in 2015.