UKCP Registered Psychotherapist
Advanced Diploma in Integrative Psychotherapy (ADIP), Regents College 2006

Integrative, founded on existential and psychodynamic approaches.

All my training has been with organisations committed to a sexuality affirmative approach.
My early training was particularly oriented towards outsiders and minorities of all kinds.
The majority of my psychotherapy work in the voluntary sector over the past 10 years has been with people who are alien to, or alienated from mainstream culture because of their origins and experience.
Sexuality has been a central element of my work with young people.

I am interested in working with anyone who is troubled: those who find that how they feel or what they do stops them enjoying their life and relationships.

This is often a result of
•  family problems
•  break up with a partner
•  death of someone close
•  change or loss of job
•  change or loss of health
•  reproductive problems
•  issues around sexuality
•  physical and sexual abuse
•  Stress, anxiety or depression
Sometimes people come to psychotherapy because they find it hard to make the changes they want to make
•  reducing need for alcohol/drugs
•  dealing with abusive relationships
•  living more healthily

£45 for each 50 minute session. I see a limited number of clients at concessionary rates. I can offer early morning or evening sessions, but these are very popular and I may negotiate a premium for them.