I felt that becoming a counsellor was a natural way to deepen my curiosity about human experience and how people adapt to cope and survive. My own lived experience of late-diagnosed ADHD, dyslexia and experiencing burnout has shaped both my personal journey and my professional values. Having a firsthand understanding of how easily Neurodiversity can make you feel disconnected from relationships, work and environment, and truly understanding how much effort goes into masking, self-doubt, or simply trying to keep up with daily tasks gives me deeper empathy for the struggles you are feeling.

I wanted to offer a comforting space where you can feel held, and that can be transformative, a place where you feel seen, understood, and accepted as you are. Where you can feel a genuine, therapeutic connection to yourself and to me. When working with me, something begins to shift, awareness grows, compassion for yourself deepens, and new choices become possible.