Integrative Transpersonal Counsellor

I am a qualified BACP-registered Integrative Transpersonal Psychotherapeutic Counsellor. My approach is soulful, relational, and inclusive. These are not buzzwords; they are how I truly practise.

My practice is neurodiversity-affirming, and your difference matters to me. In fact, everything you say matters to me and carries deep meaning. Together, we can explore your experiences with curiosity and heart. All parts of you are welcome here, without pressure to mask or conform to norms that may not have made space for you. This includes your race, ethnicity, culture, sexual orientation, gender, soul, dreams, history, and fantasies, alongside any marginalised parts of yourself that have been silenced for far too long and may be seeking expression.

Together, with radical care and patience, let’s explore what is troubling you and how working with me can help. Through therapy, and by re-exploring what has happened to you in your life, you might find relief in being witnessed and heard in a warm, non-judgmental, containing space. It is a tremendous act of courage to look again and attempt to understand what might be happening for you.



I adopt an integrative pluralistic approach to a person, drawing on a range of psychotherapeutic perspectives, including Jungian ideas about alchemy and archetypes, alongside psychodynamic and attachment-based developmental models. I also draw on humanistic, existential, somatic/body, and Gestalt models, as well as neuroscience.

I will not give you advice or tell you what to do. I believe therapy can offer moments of deep knowing that can profoundly affect your sense of self. My aim is to support you by offering my contained, varifocal presence to hold you through this process of inner transformation.
Whatever your unique circumstances, I aim to attune to what speaks to the heart. My response to your symptoms and suffering is not based on a fixed formula or methodology. I strongly believe that therapy is, above all, the work of soulful synthesis. I draw on what speaks to your heart’s calling, whether it is found in the early depths of preverbal experience, the heights of spiritual expression, or symbolically held as physical manifestations in the body.

Many paths have led me to this vocation. My lived experience of the medical model led me from a young age to reflect deeply on how intimately psyche (mind), soma (body), and heart (spirit) are interconnected. And yet these dimensions are treated separately within the western framework of healing. I came to understand that diagnosis and treatment alone do not always fully attend to the deeper layers within us or provide the healing necessary to soothe what really ails us. And so my quest for what heals began.

Many people come to therapy for different kinds of difficulty. Below are some reasons you might be seeking therapy:

- Illness, health, diagnosis, and living with chronic pain
- Neurodiversity—your own and/or that of family members
- Existential crisis
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Panic disorder
- Obsessions and compulsions
- Insomnia and sleep disorders
- Grief, loss, longing, and heartache
- A sense of belonging
- Life changes and transitions
- Shame and self-esteem
- Stress and burnout
- Parenting
- Relationship and family difficulty

Don’t worry if you don’t see yourself described in the above. Your unique experience deserves to be heard and listened to. I welcome you to get in touch.

Qualifications

My training to become a counsellor took place over five years with Re-Vision, a highly respected training organisation in London with a soulful perspective. I hold a Diploma in Integrative Transpersonal Counselling, accredited by the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and the UK Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP).

I am committed to ongoing professional development and stay up to date with developments in the profession. I have a particular interest in the intersectionality of identity, specifically neurodiversity, intergenerational trauma and mysticism.

I am currently writing two CPD’s for qualified therapists on ‘Understanding the myriad of neurodiverse faces’ and frames and ‘Active imagination, and dreamscapes.’

Sessions

Sessions are £75 for 50 minutes, in person at North London Therapy Practice or online.