About me.
My training from UEL was based on an integrative approach, meaning that it did not focus on one style or technique, it combined all modalities, therefore my understanding of psychotherapy is flexible and broad. Every person is an individual who works better in certain ways, and so my task is to find the style which works best for us both based on your individuality.
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All sessions take place in conjunction with the BACP ethical framework.
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​Counselling and Psychotherapy Postgraduate Diploma from University of East London, a BACP approved course. (since 2016)
A registered member of BACP, currently pursuing accrediation.
3 years experience as part of City and East London Bereavement Service in Tower Hamlets
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I consistently and enthusiastically pursue further education, courses and workshops in counselling and related CPD activities. I love developing new perspectives, learnings and theories. I consider myself a neurodivergent affirming therapist. I have worked in depth with shame, eating disorders, self- compassion based therapy, co-dependency, relationship issues, identity, turning 30, OCD, anxiety, just naming a few.
Although I get a huge amount out of formal training, I have a bit of a passion for podcasts. But honestly, the most educational and rich learnings come from listening deeply to my clients and learning how they live and exist in the world. That remains my priority.