About me

I am a qualified counsellor and hold a Level 6 Diploma in Humanistic and Integrative Counselling, obtained at Bath Centre for Psychotherapy and Counselling (BCPC). I am also a registered member of BACP and abide by its Code of Ethics.

I receive regular supervision, which is part of the Ethical Framework and is a fundamental aspect of therapy. I use supervision wholeheartedly, so I may provide a therapeutic relationship that is reflective, ethical and effective.

My way of working is person-centred (Carl Rogers) which means the sessions are very much client-led and focused on the here and now, but I also draw on psychodynamic elements to try and help you make sense of how the past may still be influencing your present life.

I have worked with a wide range of issues and experiences including anxiety, low self-esteem, relationship difficulties, attachment issues, depression, shame and the effects of abuse and loss.

Prior to this I have trained as an End of Life Doula with Living Well Dying Well (LWDL).

My death doula training integrated to my counselling practice means that I am very comfortable with issues around death and dying.

I believe death is too often a taboo, in our society but also sometimes in the therapy room, and this silence can be unhelpful. Death touches us all, in many different ways, and I expect you may have feelings about this, feelings that you may want to bring into the room. They are all welcome, at any stage you need.

I offer therapy both in English and French.