Pain fascinates me as an experience and motivates me as a therapist.  

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Pain is personal.

 

It's personal for people who choose to work with me, but it's also personal to me.  My parents lived with long-term conditions and I grew watching my mum struggle with chronic back pain.

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I have grown and nurtured my practice around compassion and the drive to be at the forefront of the best quality evidence, science and philosophy.

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The therapeutic space I hold is inclusive and intersectional.

 

As a queer person, I am committed to the safety of the people that come to work with me.

 

I maintain my clinical skill and ethical standards through a team of supervisors who support my psychologically-informed practice.