My approach 

I hold a Master’s in integrative counselling and psychotherapy. My approach is integrative and led by what you bring, focused on your aims for therapy and what might be helpful. I blend several theoretical models (including psychodynamic, attachment, systemic and body psychotherapy) aiming to look at the person a whole. 

I believe that our past shapes us and that early relationships might influence our way of developing relationships with significant others in the present. Therapy offers an opportunity to develop new ways of relating with others and oneself. 

I work with the bodymind (thoughts, feelings and physical experience) encouraging mindfulness of our full experience.  Being present to the fullness of our experience opens us to healing and change. 

I believe that wider social and cultural dynamics and contexts outside the therapy room influence our experience and sense of identity.  I might explore how these dynamics affect what we bring to therapy. 

The most important aspect of therapy is the relationship we will develop: this will allow you to explore your experience, feelings, the inner conflicts you might have. I offer a safe, non-judgemental and confidential space. I hope to encourage openness between us and welcome your feedback.

What I offer 

I offer both short and long-term therapy for individuals, adults and young adults (over 18 years of age). I also offer couple therapy.

I offer therapy in English and French.

Therapy sessions are weekly and last 50 minutes.

My practice is open to people of all cultural and social backgrounds, gender and sexuality. 

Ethical practice 

I take great care in practicing safely and ethically. My practice is supervised regularly. 

I am a registered member of British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and an accredited member of the United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP). I abide by the UKCP and the BACP codes of ethics.