I am a registered Counselling Psychologist offering compassionate, insight-based therapy grounded in relational psychoanalytic principles. My work focuses on creating a safe, non-judgmental space where adolescents (16+) and adults from diverse backgrounds—including the LGBTQIA+ community—can explore their inner worlds. Through weekly therapy sessions, I foster healing by nurturing trust, cultural humility, and a deep curiosity about the roots of emotional suffering. This consistent, holding environment allows psychological defences to gradually lower, revealing unconscious patterns shaped by intrapsychic, intergenerational, cultural, and historical influences.

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My career spans trauma-informed advocacy, in-patient care, and psychosexual health, shaped by roles at the Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation (CSVR) and Akeso Arcadia. At CSVR, I provided psychosocial support to survivors of violence, hate crimes, and systemic oppression, grounding my work in social justice and resilience. At Akeso, I facilitated group therapy and in-patient care for individuals navigating acute mental health crises, personality disorders, and other mental health disorders.

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I run a general practice, with a special interest in psychological trauma, adult ADHD, autism, personality disorders, and psychosexual health—including gender-affirming care and consensual non-monogamy (CNM) dynamics. My approach integrates psychoanalytic exploration to uncover how unconscious patterns inform relationships and self-perception. Whether addressing trauma, neurodivergence, or identity struggles, I prioritize understanding why certain wounds persist, rather than merely managing symptoms.

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Central to my practice is intersectional, affirming care, informed by feminist frameworks and a commitment to challenging pathologizing narratives. I believe the human psyche’s innate adaptability is deeply intertwined with its social environment—our unconscious minds are forged by intergenerational stories and cultural contexts.