My private practice is deliberately small.

I choose to work with a limited number of clients at any one time, usually online. This means I can give the people I work with my full attention and keep the flexibility to respond to what each person actually needs, rather than trying to fit everyone into a system.

The trade off is that I may not always have immediate availability. I think that's a worthwhile compromise. For me, good therapy depends on having the time and space to properly engage with the person sitting opposite me.

My work with individuals and couples has grown out of more than 20 years of working with children, young people and adults in a range of professional settings, both in the UK and internationally. Counselling and psychotherapy have brought together many of the things I've found most meaningful throughout that time: understanding people, being curious about what shapes us, and helping people make sense of experiences that can sometimes be difficult to make sense of alone.

I'm passionate about counselling and psychotherapy, and about the values at its heart: taking people seriously, respecting their individuality and creating the conditions for meaningful change.

I don't see therapy as something I do to people. It's something we work on together.