A bit about me

I trained on the MSc Masters program at Birmingham Newman University. As an integrative practitioner, I believe that there is no “one size fits all” for counselling, meaning that I draw on different approaches depending on the individual I am working with. This means that I will tailor my approach depending on your needs. All my work is rooted in mindfulness and compassion.

I have experience working with people from a wide range of backgrounds. As a proud member of the LGBTQ+ community, I am passionate about creating a therapeutic space that feels safe and celebratory for each and every client. I am committed to anti-racist practice and continually challenging my own cultural privilege is a priority.

My work is underpinned by regular clinical supervision to ensure I work in the best possible and ethical way as your therapist. 

Outside of therapy, I love reading, drinking tea and spending time in nature with my greyhound Luna. I also have a passion for community: I run a sober LGBTQ+ community event in South Birmingham, and facilitate Death Cafes.