I am a queer-identifying Accredited Mental Health Social Worker and bring seven years of experience providing clinical mental health support to adults from all walks of life. I partner with people to navigate a range of challenges within their mental wellbeing, internal experiences and relationship to others. I place a high regard towards the therapeutic relationship and aim to promote safety and collaboration - so that together, we can work towards what matters most to you.

I approach therapy with a frame of curiosity, warmth and transparency. Within sessions, I invite us to develop a shared understanding of experiences, then together build a tailored support plan, drawing from a range of integrated approaches. I often work with people who are disproportionately subject to negative mental health outcomes, including victims of abuse or neglect as well as people from marginalised cultural and identity groups. When formulating a narrative, I aim to consider the broader systemic and structural contributors at play, and not solely locate the “problem” within the individual. I continuously strive to be LGBTIQA+ aware, neuro-affirming, trauma-informed and anti-oppressive in my approach.

Outside of the private setting, my experience is primarily located within the public mental health sector, where I work within a specialist service for people with a lived experience of complex trauma and personality vulnerabilities. Part of my role here is within a comprehensive Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) treatment team, providing individual and group therapy. Within my practice, I do not provide clinical diagnosis, however I am experienced in supporting people with a range of diagnoses - including mood and anxiety disorders, trauma-related disorders, personality disorders and experiences of psychosis.