Are you navigating relationship challenges, family tension, work-related stress, or the impact of broader social and cultural pressures?
Our relationships, families, and wider systems continuously shape how we experience the world, often carrying invisible weights. Therapy can be a vital space to untangle those pressures together.
As a UKCP and AFT-registered family and psychotherapist (sometimes also known as marriage and family therapist), I am committed to a practice rooted in social justice, radical inclusion, and accessibility. I believe mental health support should actively dismantle barriers rather than replicate them. Whether working with individuals, couples, or families, my hope is to co-create a space that is genuinely safe, respectful, and collaborative.
While systemic psychotherapy is traditionally a “talking therapy,” deep feelings, thoughts, and experiences often stretch beyond words. Communication happens through deep conversations, shared silence, and everything in between.
My practice has consequently evolved to be creative (how many ways can we use post-it notes in a session?), playful (no age limits!), and embodied to facilitate serious conversations and honour diverse ways of communicating.
Together, we will navigate how we can make therapy truly accessible, and I'm always ready to talk about how we can use assistive technology or creative tools that fit your needs.
Therapy means something different to every person (even in the same family!) and my role is to meet you wherever you are on that path. Whether you are looking to make sense of a difficult moment, shift long-standing patterns, or simply find space to breathe, we will tailor our work to what matters most to you. Growth and change rarely happen in a straight line, and I am here to support you in exploring what moving forward looks like at your own pace.
I offer a free, no-commitment 20-minute exploratory call to find out how we can work together. Click the contact button to get in touch.
Dual-qualified as a systemic family psychotherapist and social worker, I bring over two decades of international experience supporting individuals, couples, and families across all stages of life.
Having practised across diverse cultural systems and multi-agency settings, I bring deep cultural humility, adaptability, and respect for every client's unique life context(s).
Qualifications & Background:
• MSc in Systemic Family Therapy (with Distinction) – King’s College London
• MA in Child Studies – King’s College London
• MA in Human Relations – University of Nottingham
• BSc (Hons) in Social Work
I regularly undertake continuing professional development in themes such as trauma, neurodivergence, anxiety, and complementary therapeutic modalities to keep my practice evolving.
Special Interest: deafness and Hearing Differences
I have a specialised focus supporting individuals, couples, and families navigating aurally divergent (post-lingual hearing loss, acquired deafness, or oral deaf) identities. Whether that involves managing career dynamics as a hard-of-hearing professional, parenting, or family communication.
Alongside my clinical practice, I am invited as a guest speaker on counselling skills and collaborative care for postgraduate audiology courses at the UCL Ear Institute. Bringing together my own lived experience and my systemic practice, I hope to contribute to a shift away from purely medical models toward more holistic, relational care.
I am fully fluent in understanding and reading French, and I welcome clients who wish to express themselves in French during our sessions. Having lived in the UK for many years, my spoken French is often mixed with English. If you are comfortable with this bilingual flow, I am very happy to work together in this way.
Practice Locations
Please get in touch to discuss current session availability for both in-person and online appointments.
King's Cross: Offering in-person sessions in a warm, welcoming, and fully wheelchair-accessible space. Located an 11-minute walk from King's Cross St Pancras and 13 minutes from Camden Town Station, close to local business hubs and with bus routes 1, 29, 46, 88, 214, and 174 stopping nearby.
Clerkenwell: Offering in-person sessions in a soundproofed room that provides a calm, quiet sanctuary just minutes away from local offices and workspaces. Easily accessible from Barbican Station (7 minutes), Old Street Station (12 minutes), and Farringdon Station (12 minutes), alongside bus routes 4, 55, 56, 153, and 243.
Online Therapy: Secure video consultations available nationwide for clients who prefer accessing support from home.
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.