My work is humanistic, integrative, grounded in psychosynthesis and systemic thinking. I work with the mind, body and emotion, staying close to how experience appears within the therapeutic relationship and in the wider context of a person’s life.
Rather than focusing only on symptoms, I attend to underlying patterns, emotional meanings, and ways of relating that continue over time. I have specialised in various approaches to trauma, including a long engagement with intergenerational dynamics, and influences from Family Constellation work and Identity-Oriented Psychotrauma Therapy (IoPT). These help me recognise longstanding positions, loyalties and internal conflicts and approach them with care.
The aim is psychological integration, allowing for our experiences to support a more authentic sense of self, meaning, purpose and fulfilment.
I am integrative and psychosynthesis psychotherapist and supervisor with over twenty five years of clinical practice, much of it developed while living and working in Geneva. During this time I worked extensively with expats, individuals and couples connected to international organisations and NGOs. The work frequently involved systemic and relational dynamics, as well as the impact of trauma and sustained responsibility on identity and relationships, particularly within cross-cultural settings. Born in London, I have Indian, French, and Polish heritage and have lived across several countries. This continues to inform my interest in belonging, difference, and how experience is carried over time.
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.