My work supporting children, families and emotional wellbeing began over 30 years ago at the NSPCC and has grown into a lifelong commitment to helping people thrive.

In 2009 I began training as a psychotherapist at the Bath Centre for Counselling and Psychotherapy, working as a therapist in training both in private practice and with a charity supporting families affected by intergenerational trauma. I later qualified with Distinction as an Integrative Child Counsellor at the Institute for Arts in Therapy and Education (IATE).

My work has evolved over time.  While I continue to practise as an integrative counsellor, I now work as a qualified executive function coach and certified ADHD parent coach, supporting both adults and young people.  I am also a qualified mindfulness and compassion teacher and a certified ADHD clinical services provider.

I am particularly passionate about working with neurodivergent clients.  This specialism grew naturally from noticing how many of the individuals and families I supported were navigating ADHD and executive function challenges.  Alongside my professional training, I also bring lived experience of ADHD and ASD within my own family.

My approach is relational, creative and grounded in compassion. I offer tailored support to help clients strengthen executive function skills, build emotional resilience and develop practical, sustainable strategies for everyday life.

Outside work, I am a keen artist, avid reader and enjoy hiking.

I am a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP), fully insured, DBS checked, and committed to ongoing professional development and regular supervision.