Counselling and psychotherapy provide a space in which you can explore your experiences, challenges, and emotions without judgment. I am trained in person-centred and psychodynamic approaches, and I draw flexibly on these theories to support clients in getting what they want out of therapy. Sometimes this means exploring the connections between the past and the present, and other times it means more focus on the here-and-now.
I have particular experience and interest in working with neurodivergent and LGBTQ+/queer clients. As a neurodivergent trans practitioner, I have personal and professional experience with many of the particular joys and challenges that come with these identities. Perhaps you want to explore issues specifically related to these identities or perhaps you just want someone who is familiar with some aspects of your context. In either case, I am passionate about providing non-pathologising support to my communities knowing how often we are underserved and misunderstood by mainstream psychotherapy. I also work with an awareness of the intersections between mental health and the social and political environments we live in. I strive to be anti-oppressive in my practice.