I bring a decade of experience in diverse mental health settings such as the NHS, schools, and local councils, complemented by a strong academic background. I have expertise in psychological assessments and therapeutic interventions, which allow me the skills and confidence to work with a wide range of psychological issues affecting individuals, adults, families and couples.

My experience of offering therapy began with adult clients in primary care mental health services. I then progressed to working in secondary care settings with clients who presented with complex and severe mental health challenges. By 2017, my focus shifted to Children and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS), where I supported children and families, collaborating closely with social workers, schools and foster carers. My role often involved working with young people who faced significant trauma, including those from disrupted family environments and asylum-seeking backgrounds. Subsequently, I progressed to supervising and coordinating a mental health support team to enhance the support structures for staff, students and families in schools.

I currently work with Camden Local Authority to support young adults at risk of criminal and sexual exploitation, addressing their experiences of complex trauma through psychological therapy and professional consultation. Additionally, I serve as a Visiting Lecturer and Research Supervisor at City, University of London on the Counselling Psychology Doctoral Program. In private practice, I offer support to individuals and couples using the approaches described above.

I am registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC), whose code of ethics I abide by.

• BSN Nursing, University of Maryland Baltimore

• MSc Psychology, University of East London

• Professional Doctorate in Counselling Psychology, City, University of London

• CYP-IAPT Supervision PG Certificate, King’s College London