Experience & qualifications

I have experience working across a range of supportive roles, including:

Supporting individuals through a Mental Health Support Line

Working with looked-after children

Supporting families and individuals with ASD

Supporting survivors of sexual violence

Delivering fitness and activity sessions within care homes for older adults

I studied Counselling and Psychotherapy at the University of Derby, graduating with First Class Honours. During my training, I completed a placement at Treetops Hospice, offering grief support. It was a privilege to walk alongside people during such a significant and tender time in their lives, I still work at Treetops and this experience continues to shape who I am today.

I have been in clinical practice since 2024, and in 2026 I took the step into private practice. My approach brings together my professional training, the skills I’ve developed across different roles, and my own lived experience. I work in a way that feels grounded, relational, and empowering — supporting you to reconnect with yourself and move forward in a way that feels right for you.

Continued professional development

I’m committed to continuing to grow and develop in my practice, and I regularly take part in ongoing training and learning. I’ve completed additional training around grief and loss — an area that feels especially important to me. Supporting people through loss and life changes is something I care deeply about, and I continue to engage in learning that helps me hold this work with sensitivity and understanding.

For me, CPD isn’t just about training — it’s about staying reflective, curious, and present in my work, so I can offer a space that feels safe, supportive, and attuned to each person I work with.