I have been practicing as an independent clinical psychologist since 2021. However, I began my training in 2012 and have extensive practical and theoretical experience. I have worked as part of multi-disciplinary teams in large psychiatric units, as well as running my own practice. I treat adults who are experiencing psychological distress from narcissistic, emotional and psychological abuse.

I work from a systemic paradigm which sees the person in context. I am highly skilled at working interactionally, and have a person-centred approach. I have been trained to level III in Interactional Pattern Analysis (Cave, 2020; Vorster, 2014) which is a tool that helps with understanding an individual’s unique interactional patterns and assists with formulating a solution to each person. I also work with brain-based techniques such as Brainspotting and Internal Family Systems which are unique therapeutic interventions for trauma, anxiety, grief and many more issues.

I believe that although we can talk about trauma, it ultimately needs to be resolved at both a neurological and physical level alongside talking therapy.