About Me

I have spent a number of years navigating the highs and lows of a successful corporate career while raising my family. I have dual heritage and a broad cultural reference to draw from in my approach to identity issues. I chose to train and qualify as a therapist to build upon my experiences and help others to heal, learn, and to grow in ways important to them.  My training was with Human Development Scotland and I hold a Postgraduate Diploma in Human Relations and Counselling accredited by Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen. 

My approach is rooted in the principles of psychodynamic therapy, a profound and time-tested method that explores the unconscious mind to reveal underlying causes of emotional challenge or distress. I provide a safe and empathetic space for you to explore your thoughts, feelings, desires and memories so you can move forward with purpose and freedom. When your symptoms can be explored and understood, the insight gained will lead to increased self-awareness. While psychodynamic therapy will assist with symptom relief, it often brings much deeper positive change. The treatment should be beneficial if you are genuinely interested in learning about yourself, relieving symptoms, are capable of self-reflection, and are inherently curious about your inner life and behaviours.