About me

I provide a non-judgemental, welcoming and confidential space which encourages you to find a way to be able to express yourself freely

Many of the problems we encounter in our lives can confront us with some of life’s biggest issues: freedom of choice (and sometimes feeling we don’t have a choice); anxiety; guilt; uncertainty; responsibility; how we relate to others; loneliness; facing the reality of our own death and the death of loved ones; and, at times, feeling a sense of meaninglessness. These are all part of your existence, and they can sometimes seem to make your problems all the more difficult.

As an existential psychotherapist, I approach my work from a philosophical standpoint. I can help you develop an understanding of what matters to you in your life and help you approach your difficulties in a more meaningful way. Working alongside you, I can help you to see your problem from new perspectives, thereby aiding the healing process, which can allow you to move forward.

At times, I also integrate other theoretical approaches into my work, including psychoanalytic and Gestalt psychotherapy.

Qualifications and professional body memberships

Postgraduate Diploma in Psychotherapy and Counselling from Regent’s College, London
Advanced Diploma in Existential Psychotherapy from Regent’s University, London
BA (Communications) from the University of Technology, Sydney
Registered member of the UKCP
Member of the Society for Existential Analysis