My professional journey

Background and training

The starting point of my journey to becoming a therapist was born from my experience of being a client. Therapy enabled me to make profound changes in my own life, which led me to want to help other people in the same way that I had been helped. I undertook a five-year post-graduate training to become a psychodynamic psychotherapist at WPF, which was one of the longest-standing and most respected therapeutic organisations in the UK.

Work history

After working in the clinic at WPF, I set up my private practice in 2017. I also worked as an Associate Counsellor at Roehampton University, where I saw young people with complex mental health needs.

I am currently a Clinical Seminar Leader for a prominent UK psychotherapy training institution.

Qualifications

• BSc (Hons) Mathematics and Philosophy (University of London)

• Cert Philosophy and Psychotherapy (The Philadelphia Association)

• PGCert Counselling Skills (WPF)

• PGDip Psychodynamic Theory and Practice (WPF)

• MA Psychodynamic Theory and Practice (University of Roehampton)

Professional Bodies

I am a registrant of several professional membership bodies. BPC and UKCP are both regulated by the PSA - the Professional Standards Authority. I am bound by the ethical guidelines published by these organisations. Further details can be found below, including links to my record on the respective registers,