In qualifying to become a therapist/counsellor, I have completed my therapy training in London at Birkbeck University and the Mary Ward Centre. I obtained a Level 4 Dip. In Therapeutic Counselling and a Level 5 in Attachment-based Psychotherapy. 

Moreover, I am a registered member of the BACP British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy and adhere to their ethical framework. The BACP is one of the main governing bodies that oversee the accreditation and registration of qualified and experienced counsellors in the United Kingdom.   

In addition, I am trained in many therapies, including attachment patterns and anger management. Which can help with many health challenges and symptoms relating to: Addiction, Abuse, Anxiety, Anger Management, Bereavement, Depression, Identity, Loneliness, Learning Disabilities, Low Confidence and Self-Esteem, Low Moods, Depressive Thoughts and Feelings, Imposter Syndrome, Relationship Styles/Patterns, Family Conflicts, and Stress. 

For more information on the areas I help and support, feel free to visit my page for initial consultation. 

In counselling, I believe it is paramount for a client to feel safe to share openly about their troubles, desires or greatest regrets. That’s why in my practice, I offer a calm, kind, and safe environment. This way, a client can talk explicitly about the difficult experiences they are facing. 

Together, we can explore your difficult experiences, as well as any behavioral patterns that could be infringing on your success. However, through therapy it can reveal positive qualities and attributes about yourself. This could also leave you feeling empowered and in control of your healing journey. 

Feel free to visit my page on how therapy can be helpful in supporting you to build a more fulfilling sense of self and enhance personal growth.  

Within my work, I am humbled and do not take it for granted when a potential client chooses me to be a part of their therapeutic journey. I also understand that deciding to make a change, resulting in contacting a therapist, is not an easy one to make.  

However, taking that step can be a courageous and decisive one for self-healing. 

If you are looking to take that next step.