My practice is grounded in psychodynamic psychotherapy, informed by developmental and analytical psychology (including the work of C.G. Jung). I draw on this clinical foundation in combination with extensive experience across Addiction Therapy, Sex Addiction Therapy, and Art Psychotherapy to provide integrative, personalised psychotherapy tailored to each individual.

In addition to client work, I have contributed to clinical innovation and service design. I played a lead role in redeveloping a flagship addiction programme at a leading private hospital in London, and in 2010, I pioneered an NHS Art Psychotherapy service that continues to support patients today. My professional interests also include the therapeutic use of digital media and the evolving relationship between visual expression and psychological healing.

I remain committed to ongoing clinical development, regularly contributing to published literature and specialist forums in psychotherapy and mental health. My work is clinically supervised, underpinned by discretion, depth, and a commitment to helping clients reconnect with a more integrated, authentic sense of self.

Client safety and wellbeing are my foremost priorities. From the initial assessment stage, I take care to ensure that each client is emotionally and physically ready to engage in therapy, and that the right level of support is in place. Where additional input is needed, I work collaboratively with trusted psychiatrists, GPs and other medical specialists to provide a joined-up, clinically robust approach.