I am a trainee counselling psychologist and psychotherapist in my second year at Metanoia Institute, with a background spanning over a decade as a screenwriter, educator, and workshop facilitator in both film schools and prison settings.

My approach is relational, trauma-aware, and collaborative. I integrate psychodynamic and Jungian depth work, cognitive approaches, and creative techniques as appropriate to each individual. I work in a person-centred way, respectful and empathetic toward each client’s worldview, including their spiritual or existential beliefs.

I believe that creating a safe and comfortable therapeutic space is key to helping people address what brings them to therapy, reconnect with meaning, and build emotional resilience. I’m particularly interested in issues around identity, life transitions, trauma, and spirituality. I also have a deep interest in the transformative power of imagination, metaphor, and narrative in therapy, especially through dreamwork, informed by three years of study at the Dream Research Institute and a foundation year at CCPE in London.

I hold an MSc in Psychology and an MA in Screenwriting, and I value the integration of both empirical and symbolic ways of understanding the human experience.