When I contemplate what counselling or therapy is, I experience it as the meeting of two souls, human being with human being.  It is a space to create connection.  It is rooted in gentle, caring, deep conversation and careful exploration of both the seen and unseen aspects of life.  I listen deeply and tune into the subtle currents of your inner world.  I want to offer you a place where you can feel that your vulnerability is accepted, a place to pause, rest and reflect, a place of simply being, a refuge from perfectionism and pressure to achieve.  I want to offer a space to be deeply heard, nourished and meaningfully challenged to become more fully yourself.  I want to invite you to safely stretch the edges of your comfort zone, so growth can emerge. And to be free to express joy in your successes, and to acknowledge your most difficult moments without shame.

My counselling style has developed through decades of study, soul-seeking, spiritual practices, and learning with some of the best therapy and healing teachers around the world.  I have a deep curiosity about the life of the soul, the dream and imaginal realms and what flows within and through those places.  My hope is to help people to deepen their awareness of themselves and others, bring a sense of soul back to their life, find meaning and follow their purpose.

I hold a deep trust in our life's unfolding and the way that life speaks through dreams, moods, and symptoms, our longing for connection, intimacy, and beauty in life. In our modern culture that often prioritises perfection and achievement, parts of ourselves can be cast aside, including the tender, grieving, or imperfect aspects of our being.  These are the very parts of the soul that bring us closer to others, to life itself, and to our truest nature. Reclaiming these exiled parts can enrich our lives, leading us toward deeper meaning, self-compassion, and the fullness of who we are.