Yes, I am a registered member of the UKCP (United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy), and the BACP (British Association of Counselling & Psychotherapy) and abide by their code of ethical practice. You can view my profile on the BACP website here.

You can also find me on Counselling Directory here.

A relational integrative psychotherapist blends various therapeutic techniques, creating a personalised approach that best fits your needs. My focus is on the relationship we build together, as I believe that's where meaningful change happens. Rather than following a one-size-fits-all model, I tailor my work to suit your unique circumstances, combining tools from different therapeutic methods. The key to transformation lies in the trust and connection we foster as the therapeutic relationship is the catalyst for growth and healing.

We will meet at the same time every week for 50 minutes. The first few sessions are often exploratory; an opportunity for us to build our relationship and foster a space that feels safe and secure for you.

My standard rate is £75 for online sessions, and £90 for in-person sessions. I do offer a limited number of concessionary rates for those on low-incomes, students or retirees.

If a regular time-slot isn’t something that works for your lifestyle, we can work together to find a flexible solution that works for you.

Yes, I offer a 15-minute Zoom call (or phone call) for free. This isn’t a therapy session, but a chance for us to get a feel for whether we’d work well together.

If we decide to move forward, we will begin with a full assessment session. A therapeutic assessment session is the same length as a regular therapy session and provides a safe space to explore your concerns, with the time usually becoming your ongoing session slot.

There’s no set number. Therapy isn’t a quick fix, and everyone’s process is different. Some people come in with a specific issue and feel ready to wrap up after a few months, while others find that longer-term work gives them the space they need to explore things more deeply.

I work in blocks of 10 sessions, and every 10th session is a review, where we check in on how things are going, what’s been helpful, and what you might need moving forward. You’re always in control of that decision; there’s no pressure to commit beyond what feels right for you.

It’s also important to know that therapy isn’t always a straight line. Sometimes, things can feel more difficult before they get easier, especially when we start unpacking deeper emotions or past experiences. That doesn’t mean therapy isn’t working; in fact, it’s often a sign that it is.

Whatever your pace, I’ll be here to support you through it.

Both!

I run my practice three days a week. On Monday and Friday afternoons & evenings, I work from a space in SW8 (opposite Battersea Park station).

Monday and Wednesday mornings, I offer remote sessions on Zoom.

I became a psychotherapist because I’m deeply passionate about helping people not go through life’s challenges alone. I’ve seen firsthand how empowering it can be when we realise we have the ability to change, and I wanted to be part of that journey with others.

Having been a client myself, I understand the vulnerability that comes with seeking help, and I aim to be a safe, supportive space for my clients. People are fascinating to me, as each of us has our own story, struggles, and strengths, and I’m inspired by the resilience we all have.

Alongside my private practice, I also work part-time in a private clinic supporting adults and young people with eating disorders and other complex mental health issues. It’s work that deepens my understanding of how emotional pain can show up in complex, quiet ways, and how therapy can support change at a pace that feels safe.

See the contact me page. I always endeavour to get in touch within 24 hours of your enquiry.

If you have a specific question not covered here, do feel free to reach out via email or phone.