You bring your experience; I bring space to explore it without pressure or judgement. My own path to becoming a therapist hasn’t been linear. Before training in psychotherapy, I worked in a range of roles; as a Private Secretary, a legal adviser in immigration and asylum, and in the hospitality industry, helping shape high-end hotels and private members’ clubs. Each role deepened my understanding of people, relationships, and the importance of human connection. In my thirties, I went through a difficult period that left me feeling lost and disconnected. For a long time, I resisted therapy, believing that asking for help was a sign of weakness. When I finally took the step, it became a turning point. Being truly heard and understood gave me clarity and a stronger sense of self. That experience stayed with me, and ultimately inspired me to retrain as a psychotherapist. I’m currently completing my Postgraduate Clinical Diploma and Masters (MSc) in Person-Centred Psychotherapy at Metanoia Institute in London. As a trainee member of the UK Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP), I follow their ethical guidelines and engage in regular supervision to ensure safe, reflective, and high-quality practice. I work with adults (18+) facing a wide range of challenges, including depression, neurodiversity, identity and sexuality crises, addiction, discrimination, and complex trauma. I’m committed to offering a therapeutic space that is inclusive, affirming, and grounded in genuine human connection.