My Journey: I was drawn to pursuing therapy as a career path following my own struggle with abuse, identity and anxiety. I have sat in the client chair before and understand the apprehension and overwhelm you might feel when entering the therapeutic space for the first time. Through person-centred experiential learning, I have been able to connect closer to my true and authentic self and I hope to support my clients in doing so too. I hold a Masters in Person-Centred Experiential Counselling & Psychotherapy. I have extensive experience in supporting those who are struggling with identity issues including racial, ethnic, and gender identity. My practice is culturally-aware, LGBTQ+ friendly and affirming, and trauma-informed. I specialise in offering therapy to those struggling with: • Racial and Ethnic Identity • Gender Identity and Sexual Orientation • Anxiety • Low Mood/Depression • Relationship Issues • Domestic Violence/Intimate Partner Violence • Sexual Violence/Assault • Stress • Low Self-Esteem and Self-Worth • Abuse (sexual, emotional, financial, psychological) • Trauma • Self-Harm • Critical Self-Talk My approach to therapy is open to anyone who is wishing to dedicate time to a deeper understanding of themselves and the thoughts, behaviours, and feelings that are impacting their well-being.