About Me
I’m a counsellor and therapist who values authenticity, kindness, curiosity, fairness, and variety.
I worked in the music industry for many years, supporting artists, connecting people and overseeing creative projects. My own experience of therapy encouraged me to explore new ways to support others. I became a full-time therapist during the pandemic, launching my independent practice. I continue to work with many creative people, including music and media professionals, as a counsellor and therapist.
I’m an active Member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (MBACP Accred).
I gained my professional qualifications from my local community college before undertaking specialist training in working with relationships and couples. I've been awarded accredited status by my professional body, which is a quality mark for ethical and professional standards. Further training has focussed on bereavement (the end of relationships), attachment and mentalising (understanding our relationship with others), domestic abuse and sexual violence (power and control in relationships), and equality and inclusivity (working with difference in relationships).
Volunteering is an important part of my commitment to my values.
I’ve provided services for MIND and the NHS, providing counselling around life challenges and common mental health problems. I’ve also volunteered at Solace Women’s Aid, acting as a first point of contact for those experiencing Domestic Abuse and Sexual Violence. I currently work with Relate, supporting couples who want to make changes to their relationships. I am part of several communities with other counsellors and therapists.
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