I trained in psychosynthesis counselling, a depth-orientated therapeutic model that explores the whole person — psychological, emotional and spiritual. My work has consistently been described as relational, warm and attuned, and this remains central to how I sit with clients. Before entering private practice, I volunteered extensively with young people in community settings, supporting their sense of identity, purpose and emotional wellbeing. This continues to shape my interest in personal development, self-awareness and the inner strengths that can emerge when we are met with understanding and care. I trained in psychosynthesis counselling, an approach that supports exploration of the whole person and encourages deeper understanding of who we are, how we relate to others, and what gives our lives meaning. Before training as a counsellor, I worked as a teacher, spent over a decade producing music, and supported young people through community-based development programmes. Across these different settings, I became interested in many of the same questions that bring people to therapy: identity, belonging, purpose, relationships, and personal growth. These experiences continue to shape my work, which is warm, relational, and grounded in curiosity, compassion, and genuine human connection. I offer sessions in dedicated therapy rooms in Chelsea and online.