I came to therapy as a second career, with a background in scientific research and research management. I chose to train as a therapist through my own experience of therapy and self-exploration.

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I’m particularly interested in supporting people to explore and unpack their experiences around race, culture and gender, including the ways that racism, xenophobia and gender-based inequalities can shape how we experience ourselves and the world around us.

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I work intersectionally, recognising that different parts of our identities and experiences overlap and cannot always be understood separately. I’m interested too in questions of belonging: where we feel at home, where we don’t, and what it can be like to find our own sense of who we are amongst the expectations of family, culture and wider society.