ABOUT ME

My turning points

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Therapy was a transformative experience for me - it gave me the language, tools, and understanding to make sense of my experiences and the way I interacted with the world.

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I then decided to leave my home country to find myself. I encountered many challenges and went through all sorts of experiences both difficult and fulfilling. In being away from everything familiar I began to hear my own voice. The experience helped me to rely on my own intuition, understand what I needed, and I started to connect with my true self.

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How this led me to become a Therapist

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Prior to becoming a psychotherapist, worked as a key worker in the homelessness sector, as it aligned to my values and allowed me to make a positive impact in the community. Yet, I felt that I wanted to facilitate deeper change within people and their lives.

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I figured I was not the only one that had experienced these challenges and continuously search for my authenticity. Then, it dawned on me; I could support others in similar journeys…

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This is how I chose to become a Relational Psychotherapist. Training as a therapist was a journey of personal development and deeper self-awareness. It helped me develop the skills to guide others towards their authenticity.

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My journey to becoming a therapist wasn’t a straight path; it was shaped by a desire for deeper understanding and connection to live from a place that felt true to myself.

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How it's going...​

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• I am a qualified Integrative Relational Psychotherapist running my private practice.​

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• I am currently an Associate Counsellor and Assessor at Options Wellbeing, in Southampton, Hampshire, UK.

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My therapy work is underpinned by psychotherapeutic theory and my own lived experiences of self-discovery and self-acceptance.​

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I focus on supporting people on their journey of self-discovery, so they can finally start delving into their authentic selves with self-assurance.