I am very passionate about my work with individuals and couples of all ages and have experience in exploring, together with my clients, challenging life experiences such as low self-esteem, depression, anxiety, relationship problems, attachment or separation, loss and grief, and identity problems.

For a therapeutic and healing process, I invite my clients into a safe, welcoming and confidential space, where they can feel comfortable to lead the sessions without any pressure and at their own pace. As a therapist, I support my clients by being empathetic, by listening and by being curious, as well as by validating their experience in a non-judgemental way. Depending on their unique needs, I make use of various approaches from different theories and schools, with the intention that my clients will gain better self-knowledge to encourage personal growth.

I’m an accredited Psychodynamic Art Psychotherapist and registered with both the Health and Care Professions Council & the British Association of Art Therapists. Adhering to the guidelines and code of ethics of these organizations. Part of these being my own regular clinical supervision which I attend twice per month and which is bound by the same rules of confidentiality that all my sessions are.

I am not the best therapist for everyone. I offer a free 30-minute consultation to help us determine whether or not we are a good fit.



I work for the private pratice Caya Therapy in South London and at Putney High School.

I am interested in offering psychotherapy to all members of our society and offer concession rates for those in difficult financial positions.