In 2002 I embarked on a rigorous and enriching training at the Minster Centre in London that included depth work of an experiential, clinical and academic nature. I qualified with an MA in Integrative Psychotherapy and Counselling in 2007.

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Through the years, I have met clients from many different parts of the world. I see the commonality of our human struggle; how so many of us experience anxiety, grief and isolation, a source of much suffering and pain. I have also had the privilege to work with a wide variety of issues in a range of clinical settings.

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Furthermore, having lived in a number of different countries, I am well versed in the difficulties that can come up when living abroad. Uprooting ourselves can often serve to amplify underlying issues, leaving us feeling vulnerable and overwhelmed. My work in this area is further informed by my engagement as a volunteer counsellor with Xenion, a psychosocial association providing therapy for refugees and victims of torture in Berlin.

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Another area of keen personal and professional interest is the passage into parenthood.

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I am committed to ongoing professional development as well as my own personal therapeutic work. I’m deeply grateful to the people who have accompanied me on my healing journey, a deep excavation of my personal and family biography which continues to this day. I would be glad to offer you some of the quality of presence I have been blessed with over the years.

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I have the German Heilpraktiker für Psychotherapie license and am a registered member of the British Association for Counsellors and Psychotherapists, BACP.