If you’re going through a tough time, you might be looking for someone to talk to that you can really open up to, who you can relate to and trust. Whether this is your first experience of therapy or you're looking for new therapist, we can have an initial chat on the phone which will give you a chance to ask any questions you have about me, how I work and about the therapy process.

I'm available in East London, North London, Hackney and Central London locations.

If you feel like you have things you'd like to get off your chest and can’t go to anyone you know with it, I’m here to be an understanding and listening ear. I can help you find ways to pursue the change and improvement you’re looking for in your life.

The way I work is all about what suits your needs and your personality, with assured confidentiality. I work in a comfortable and relaxed private space so you can be most at ease. If you haven't had counselling before, I'd really like the chance to show you why I think talking therapies can work for everyone.

People have come to me to deal with:

• - The stresses and strains of everyday life
• - Difficulty at home
• - Struggling with relationships
• - Having a tough time at work
• - Dealing with the sadness of losing a loved one
• - Trying to get a grip on addictions
• - Coming to terms with things that have happened in the past
• - Not feeling 100% and not really sure why

Whether you're looking for longer term support, want to achieve short term goals or are after one session to try it out, I’m here to help you help yourself be your best and happiest you.

I can work with you on with issues related to:

• Anxiety
• Depression
• Bereavement
• Addiction
• Stress
• Relationships

Feel free to contact me to ask any questions about what counselling is all about and how it works, and to find out more about me and the way I work.

Experience

Working with Hestia, a charity which supports vulnerable people in crisis, as part of a project giving emergency support to a client group of survivors, bereaved and witnesses of a large scale traumatic event.

Mental health charity Mind, providing counselling for NHS clients dealing with issues such as depression, anxiety, stress, loneliness, addiction, bereavement, sexuality, identity, family relationships, eating disorders, childhood trauma, mental or physical abuse, life post gang affiliation, self development and improvement.

At Rapt, Rehabilitation of Addicted Prisoners trust, counselling clients battling drug and alcohol addiction to help manage their abstinence or control their substance and drink intake.

Working with clients to manage drug and alcohol addiction at RESET a programme for rehabilitation for East London Foundation Trust for The NHS.

Member of British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (MBACP)