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Currently, I have availability on Tuesday afternoons online, and some on Wednesday and Thursday afternoons and evenings at my London Bridge practice room.

Welcoming you into a counselling relationship, I offer acceptance, warmth, and care, along with a belief that the therapeutic space provides a private and confidential environment for you to explore your challenges and your desire for change. 

Counselling is most effective when you can commit to a regular session, as a consistent structure fosters a sense of safety in our work together. Weekly is how I work. My clients also find that a regular focus on themselves encourages a different perspective that extends beyond our therapeutic sessions, which in turn supports their desire for change. 

Seeking therapy is a brave step, and finding a therapist you feel able to work with is the initial step. 

My fees start at £90 for any 50-minute therapy session. These sessions may be short-term or long-term, depending on the help and support you are seeking. 

Currently, my practice is available in person at my London Bridge practice room and online. Please email so we may arrange an initial session. 

I look forward to hearing from you. 

My approach to working has attracted a diverse range of individuals who bring their own unique circumstances, challenges and questions for us to explore. 

This in turn invites me to include modes, ideas, and methodologies in our sessions that meet your needs; you are at the centre of our work, not a specific technique or approach. This is central to working as a Psychosynthesis Counsellor: recognising the individual within the context of their life and the wider world.

Our first meeting is a 50-minute session. During this time, we can meet, discuss how I may help you, see how I work, and decide next steps. 

This session also focuses on me getting to know you and hear of the support you are seeking. I will be interested in how you came to my practice and why you chose to do so now. To begin exploring a broader picture of your life, I will ask about your family, significant events and relationships, preferences, and interests. I will also be eager to hear what you feel is important for me to know at this stage. 

If we decide to work together, I will suggest we meet for 5-6 sessions to explore your needs more deeply. We will then review our progress. Regular reviews will occur as we go along to ensure your needs are being met.

Currently, I have availability on Tuesday afternoons online, and some on Wednesday and Thursday afternoons and evenings at my London Bridge practice room.

Welcoming you into a counselling relationship, I offer acceptance, warmth, and care, along with a belief that the therapeutic space provides a private and confidential environment for you to explore your challenges and your desire for change. 

Counselling is most effective when you can commit to a regular session, as a consistent structure fosters a sense of safety in our work together. Weekly is how I work. My clients also find that a regular focus on themselves encourages a different perspective that extends beyond our therapeutic sessions, which in turn supports their desire for change. 

Seeking therapy is a brave step, and finding a therapist you feel able to work with is the initial step. 

My fees start at £90 for any 50-minute therapy session. These sessions may be short-term or long-term, depending on the help and support you are seeking. 

Currently, my practice is available in person at my London Bridge practice room and online. Please email so we may arrange an initial session. 

I look forward to hearing from you. 

My approach to working has attracted a diverse range of individuals who bring their own unique circumstances, challenges and questions for us to explore. 

This in turn invites me to include modes, ideas, and methodologies in our sessions that meet your needs; you are at the centre of our work, not a specific technique or approach. This is central to working as a Psychosynthesis Counsellor: recognising the individual within the context of their life and the wider world.

Our first meeting is a 50-minute session. During this time, we can meet, discuss how I may help you, see how I work, and decide next steps. 

This session also focuses on me getting to know you and hear of the support you are seeking. I will be interested in how you came to my practice and why you chose to do so now. To begin exploring a broader picture of your life, I will ask about your family, significant events and relationships, preferences, and interests. I will also be eager to hear what you feel is important for me to know at this stage. 

If we decide to work together, I will suggest we meet for 5-6 sessions to explore your needs more deeply. We will then review our progress. Regular reviews will occur as we go along to ensure your needs are being met.