About me

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I grew up and worked across Europe and North America. Living in diverse cultural contexts since an early age,  I developed  a keen sense of observation for  the varied manifestations of human behaviour and a sensitivity for its less visible facets.

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I spent the first part of my professional career working in high pressure corporate environments, from large cap companies to start-ups.    These diverse experiences enabled me to appreciate how life's acute stresses can impact our sense of self and our relationships with others.

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​I began my foray in the field of mental health by volunteering as a Samaritan.

I then obtained an M.A in Psychotherapy & Counselling from Regent's University London, a top tier institution in the field of psychotherapy.

I continued my training with the Minster Center which is affiliated with Middlesex University  and developed my clinical experience through the South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust where I treated clients from a GP surgery in Lewisham.​

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Writing and professional work

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Alongside my clinical work, I have a particular interest in psychoanalytic thinking. My writing has been published in the British Journal of Psychotherapy (BJP), the BACP’s Private Practice journal and UKCP’s New Psychotherapist.

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Writing and thinking about psychotherapy is important to me because I believe our role requires deep curiosity and an ongoing commitment to development, both intellectual and emotional. I therefore keep abreast with advancements in psychology, psychiatry, neurology, biology amongst other fields, and I am equally in regular therapy in addition to supervision.

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