Authentic connection is at the heart of my approach, and I bring a thoughtful and genuine presence to our work. I aim to create a space where you feel seen, heard, and respected. Therapy isn’t always easy, but with compassion, curiosity, and care, I believe growth can thrive.

I’m a queer-affirming therapist and enjoy supporting people from diverse backgrounds, including LGBTQIA+ and neurodivergent people. Being neurodivergent myself shapes the way I listen and connect.

I studied Therapeutic Counselling at the University of Gloucestershire, earning a Foundation Degree with distinction. I am a member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and work within their ethical framework. I’ve also completed training in trauma-informed approaches, creative therapy techniques, and CPD focused on supporting neurodivergent clients and people in farming and rural communities.

Outside the therapy room, I spend my time in nature, with animals or immersed in something creative. I’ve spent much of my life travelling and living in different places. Moving so often has given me a deep understanding of how home can travel with you, change over time, or sometimes feel elusive. That’s why I’m passionate about helping clients cultivate a sense of home within themselves, a space of safety, acceptance, and belonging, wherever life takes them.

I believe in the power of therapy because I’ve experienced it from both sides, and continue to learn and grow through my own personal work. I’m a counsellor, a client, and, before all of that, a person.

If this feels like it could be a good fit for you, please click below to book an initial call. I’m happy to answer questions, talk through next steps, and help you take that first step toward feeling more at home in yourself and your life.