About Me

I am a specialist Psychosexual and Relationship Therapist offering a warm, thoughtful and down-to-earth approach to therapy.
I know that talking about sex, relationships, bodies, intimacy or sexual behaviour can feel exposing. My aim is to create a space where you can speak openly, without judgement, and where difficult or sensitive experiences can be explored with care and curiosity.
Communication has always been at the heart of my working life. Before becoming a therapist, my background was in journalism and broadcasting, and I also worked in teaching and assessment. These experiences developed my ability to listen carefully, ask useful questions, communicate clearly and remain calm when conversations are difficult or emotionally charged.
I have also lived and worked abroad. This has contributed to my awareness of how culture, language, family, identity and different life experiences can shape the way we understand ourselves, our relationships and our sexuality.
 
My clinical work
I specialise in psychosexual and relationship therapy and work with individuals, couples and people in other relationship structures.
My work may include sexual difficulties, changes in desire, relationship concerns, intimacy, body image, problematic pornography or sexual behaviour, sexuality, kink, fetish, shame and communication.
I previously worked as a Psychosexual Therapist with Relate, supporting clients through private practice and services connected with the NHS, the Royal Air Force and the University of Cambridge.
 
Alongside my private practice, I am a Clinical Skills Tutor at the Institute of Psychosexual Psychotherapy, where I support the training and development of future psychosexual and relationship therapists.
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I am also the Mentoring Co-ordinator for Pink Therapy. This work sits alongside my commitment to inclusive and affirmative practice across diverse sexualities, genders, bodies and relationship structures.​




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How I work
My approach is pluralistic and integrative. This means I do not believe that one therapeutic model is right for every person.
Depending on what you bring to therapy, I may draw on psychosexual therapy, relationship therapy, person-centred work, cognitive behavioural approaches, mindfulness, somatic approaches without touch, and other therapeutic ideas.
Most importantly, the work is shaped around you.
I aim to understand not simply what is happening, but what may be contributing to it emotionally, physically, relationally and sexually. Together we can explore patterns, develop understanding and consider practical ways of creating change.
All of my professional and life experience flows into the therapy room. Therapy can sometimes be challenging and sometimes surprising, but it can also provide a rare space in which you can speak honestly, feel heard and explore parts of yourself that may have been difficult to express elsewhere.
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Training and professional development
I hold a Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical Sexology and Relationship Therapy alongside accredited counselling qualifications.
I take continuing professional development seriously and regularly undertake further training and study to keep my practice informed by current clinical thinking and research.
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Professional standards
I am a COSRT Registered Psychosexual Therapist and COSRT Registered Relationship Therapist.
I am also a member of the British Society for Sexual Medicine and a registered member of StopSO.

I work in accordance with COSRT's Code of Ethics and Practice, hold professional insurance and undertake regular clinical supervision.
I choose to have more supervision than the professional minimum because I value reflective, thoughtful and ethically grounded practice.​