Supporting the wholeness of individuals is the focus of my work. As psychoanalyst Marion Woodman used to say, “healing means to make whole”, and my practice is dedicated to this ethos. Life experiences can cause us to sequester parts of ourselves away, or shape ourselves into the roles required by family, relationships, or society. Healing invites us to call those lost aspects of self back home, and release the stories of who we thought we needed to be, in order to be our true selves.

While supporting clients in moving towards their personal goals for therapy, I listen deeply and invite clients to attend to their experiences of the body, mind, and soul, and hold space for wider connections to culture, ancestry and ecology.

Through somatics, depth psychology, transpersonal psychology and parts work, I provide clients with the support and practical skills for strengthening their relationships with their own inner guidance systems, leading them towards expanded possibilities for their lives. These can include recognizing innate gifts, cultivating deeper connection to self and others, finding vitality through grief, or furthering self-development.