About Me

I have been working therapeutically with people using the creative arts since 2006 and I have a background of over a decade of experience working with individuals and groups to address their struggles through psychotherapy.

With a background in Fine Art and Graphics, my experiences of creativity grew into an interest in how creative expression could support our wellbeing and open new doors to self-exploration. This led me to an initial training in Art Psychotherapy in 2009. My interest in therapy has been on how we relate; to ourselves, to our creative objects and ideas, to the people around us, to our therapist. This focus on relationships led to me doing post-graduate training on working with our intimate relationships as a Couples Therapist and using how we relate to each other as a tool for growth and development.

I am a registered health care professional through the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) and you can verify my registration through their website. I am also a member of the British Association of Art Therapists (BAAT) and am listed on their register of practitioners here. I have professional insurance, and my work is supervised in accordance with the requirements of my registering bodies.