About me
I am a psychotherapist offering therapy to adults in Cambridge (CB1) and online.
My approach is grounded in existential philosophy and ethics, as well as relational psychotherapy. This means that I view therapy as a collaborative inquiry into the many dilemmas of being human. It is not my role as to label, judge or diagnose. Rather, I see my role as to listen and support you in understanding what it’s like to be you in the world.
Alongside my work as a therapist, I volunteer with London Friend (Antidote) as a keyworker supporting LGBTQ+ individuals who are concerned about their relationship with drugs and/or alcohol.
Prior to training as a psychotherapist, I worked in qualitative healthcare research (academic and commercial) exploring people’s experiences of health, illness, and care.
Accreditations
I am registered with BACP (British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy) - one of the main UK counselling and psychotherapy professional and regulatory bodies. I am also a member of the UKCP (United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapists).
I adhere to the Codes of Ethics and Practice of the BACP and the UKCP.
I am committed to Continuing Professional Development and regular supervision of my practice. I maintain professional indemnity insurance.
I am a member of the Society for Existential Analysis (SEA)
Qualifications
Advanced Diploma in Existential Psychotherapy – Regents University London, projected completion 2026
MA in Psychotherapy and Counselling (Existential Pathway) – Regents University London, 2025
PGDip in Psychotherapy and Counselling – Regents University London, 2024
Certificate in Understanding Domestic Abuse – West London University, 2023
Certificate in Psychotherapy and Counselling – Regents University London, 2022
MPhil in Philosophy of Psychiatry – University of Cambridge
BA (Hons) in Psychology and Philosophy of Science – University of Cambridge,
Additional Specialised Training:
Climate-aware Therapy
Sexuality and Gender Diversity
LGBTQ+ issues
Chemsex
Drug and Alcohol Abuse
Working with Shame