Experience

Throughout my career, I have been privileged to work across various mental health settings.

As a psychotherapist, I have provided one-to-one and group therapy, as part of a psychiatry team and at a CBT centre and alcohol charity for those struggling with their own or a loved one’s use.

Outside of private practice, I co-run an ADHD women’s group and work at a charity providing low-cost therapy to people with mental health difficulties.

Before my career as a therapist, I worked for over 10 years in the charity sector. I managed a pan-London drug and alcohol service for men in prison and on probation, provided grief and bereavement support nationally, and coordinated events for Black and Asian creatives.

As a member of British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP), I am committed to ethical practice and regular clinical supervision.

I’ve undertaken further professional training on desire and intimacy, gender, sex and relationship diversity, DBT distress tolerance skills, recovery from narcissistic abuse, and working sensitively with ADHD and autism; and self-describe as neurodivergent myself.