I am an existential psychotherapist and a clinical supervisor. My approach helps clients gain insight, facilitating change where necessary. Existential therapy offers clients a chance to engage with their emotions, reflect on their relationships and look at how they are living their lives. I have worked with anxiety, bereavement, identity crisis, gender dysphoria, and relationship issues, amongst many other existential crises that most of us experience throughout our lifespan. I am also a clinical supervisor for psychologists, psychotherapists and counsellors.
I offer a warm, caring, respectful and honest attitude to therapy. My approach is in the form of dialogue, where we won't necessarily seek solutions but rather seek the truth. A therapeutic relationship is built on mutual trust and facilitates a safe and confidential space, which will allow us to explore your existential crisis together.
My theoretical background lies strongly in philosophy, due to this I have chosen to pursue a career in existential psychotherapy. Prior to starting my education with philosophy, psychotherapy and counselling, I completed a Bachelor of Science in Psychology with Middlesex University and worked with charities such as Mencap and Victim Support.
Currently, I am working in a private practice with individuals and couples. I work with my client’s lived experiences; including their values, their family history and system, their connections with the world and their relationships with others, their connection with their personal identity and with their purpose and meaning.
Like all UKCP registered psychotherapists and psychotherapeutic counsellors I can work with a wide range of issues, but here are some areas in which I have a special interest or additional experience.
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