I trained as a body psychotherapist at the Cambridge Body Psychotherapy Centre (CBPC) and am a full clinical member of UKCP. I hold a Diploma in Creative Approaches to Supervision from the London Centre for Psychodrama, and am listed on the UKCP Supervisor Directory.

Alongside my private practice in Islington, North London, I am a Trainer and Training Committee Member at CBPC, Joint Second-Year Course Leader and tutor for The Body and Intersectionality in Psychotherapy module at The Minster Centre, and a member of the International Advisory Panel for the journal Body, Movement, and Dance in Psychotherapy.

Before training as a psychotherapist, I worked extensively as a massage therapist. That experience gave me a deep appreciation of how working with the body through touch, movement, and embodied awareness can support emotional change. I believe that health comes from a greater integration between mind and body, and I love that through body psychotherapy I can work with people in a way that meaningfully supports this integration.

I initially trained in biodynamic massage at the London School of Biodynamic Psychotherapy (LSBP). I have been actively involved with biodynamic massage professionally, and served for seven years as the Professional Development Officer for the Association of Biodynamic Massage Therapists (ABMT). More recently, I completed a year-long somatic trauma therapy training with Babette Rothschild and integrate these techniques into my client work.

I also hold an M.A. in Human Sciences from Oxford University, and an M.Sc. in Complementary Medicine from the University of Westminster. These studies reinforced my appreciation of the many dimensions that shape our experience as human beings. In my practice, I welcome the exploration and interconnection of the physical, emotional, mental, energetic, intersectional, ecological, and spiritual aspects of our selves, and believe that by reconnecting with the parts of us that have become disconnected or overlooked, new possibilities for understanding, healing, and change can emerge.

If you think you might like to work together, or have any questions you'd like to ask me, please do get in touch.