Training, Experience & Qualifications

My training and professional experience span psychotherapy, counselling, therapeutic coaching and an earlier career in corporate finance. These different strands contribute to a psychologically grounded and relational approach that remains attentive to the wider contexts of people’s lives.

Psychotherapy Training and Clinical Practice

I am currently completing an MSc in Integrative Psychotherapy at the Metanoia Institute and have completed training in therapeutic counselling skills and studies.

Alongside my private practice, I work clinically within an NHS GP surgery, providing counselling and psychotherapy to people experiencing a wide range of emotional, relational and health-related difficulties.

My clinical work is supported by regular supervision and guided by professional and ethical standards. I am a trainee member of the UKCP.

I undertake continuing professional development in areas including trauma, relationships, eating behaviours and suicide awareness. My work is also attentive to the influence of culture, migration and belonging, and I have a particular interest in working with migrants, expatriates, international clients and third-culture adults.

Coaching Training and Experience

I am a qualified coach with training in performance coaching, trauma-informed practice, sustainable behaviour change and coaching approaches to addictive behaviours.

I have several years’ experience supporting people through life, career and identity transitions, changing family roles, relocation, and patterns around food, wellbeing and other habits.

Previous Professional Background

Before beginning my psychotherapy training, I worked in corporate finance. I also hold a BSc in Economics.

This background contributes to my understanding of demanding professional environments, organisational pressures, career and identity transitions, and the place that work and money can hold within our wider lives.