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I am currently taking on new clients and offer both in-person and online sessions.

I work in private practice in Glasgow (G3) and offer online sessions to clients across the UK.

Monday & Tuesday: In-person and online appointments available

Wednesday: Online appointments only

If you're interested in starting therapy or would like to find out more, I invite you to get in touch by phone or message to arrange an initial appointment.

I am a fully qualified Psychodynamic Counsellor and a registered member of the Íø±¬ÃÅ. I work with adults from a wide range of backgrounds and cultures, and I offer a collaborative and thoughtful approach to therapy.

How I Work

At the core of my practice is an in-depth exploration of your emotional life and the difficulties you may be facing. I provide a safe, confidential, and non-judgemental space where you can begin to explore issues such as anxiety, low mood, relationship problems, identity concerns, or feelings of being stuck.

Psychodynamic counselling focuses on how early experiences and unconscious patterns may continue to influence the way you think, feel, and relate to  yourself and others today. Together, we will work to understand these deeper dynamics, helping you gain insight, shift unhelpful patterns, and make more empowered choices in your life and relationships.

I am a Psychodynamic Counsellor with specialist training in understanding attachment patterns and how they shape our relationships and emotional wellbeing. 

I offer 50-minute counselling sessions on a weekly basis, tailored to suit your individual needs. This can be either short-term, focusing on a specific issue, or open-ended for deeper, longer-term work.

 Sessions are available face-to-face in central Glasgow (G3), or online via Zoom for clients based anywhere in the UK. Whether you’re seeking support for a particular challenge or looking to explore long-standing patterns, I provide a safe, supportive space to help you navigate your journey.

Before our initial sessions, I will ask you to complete a short form with some personal details (such as your address, contact information, and GP details), along with a brief questionnaire to help guide our work.  Initially, I offer 2–3  consultation sessions, which give us the opportunity to meet, explore what you’re hoping to work on in therapy, and consider whether we feel like a good fit for ongoing work together.

During this time, I may ask more questions than usual in order to gain a fuller understanding of your background, current experiences, and any recurring patterns. These sessions are also a space for you to ask any questions you may have about the counselling process, and to share any thoughts or concerns you might have about starting therapy.