Before becoming a therapist, I spent 20 years working as a solicitor. Alongside that, I managed a home, relationships, finances, and the constant pressure to be the “best” version of myself, as a parent, partner, professional and friend. I understand how exhausting that balancing act can be, and how easy it is to feel like you’re falling short, even when you’re doing your best.

As a parent of young adults, I understand how confusing and overwhelming life can feel for young people today, and how frightening and helpless it can feel as a parent when your child is struggling and you don’t know how to make things better.

These personal and professional experiences are what led me to train as a therapist. They shape how I work and how I meet you, with warmth, steadiness and compassion, especially when life feels messy, painful or out of control.

I bring real-life perspective into the therapy room, offering a space where nothing needs to be hidden. Where guilt, shame, fear, anger, love and heartbreak are all welcome.

Here, you are the priority. You set the pace and decide what we focus on, because this is Your Agenda.