A space to explore, to work through, to feel supported or to discover something new.
I work as a psychotherapist with adults who experience a general sense of discomfort, a feeling of being "not quite right", or who notice recurring patterns or themes in their lives. These difficulties may be experienced as anxiety, stress, sadness or depression, or as low confidence, low self-esteem, or problems in relationships.
My role is to help you to develop a deeper understanding of yourself and to work through what feels troubling, confusing, or like a struggle, in a way that feels thoughtful, contained, and meaningful.
I also work as a supervisor, bringing curiosity and a deep commitment to supporting, stretching, and challenging established or developing practice. I view supervision
as a collaborative, co-created space in which the client and clinical work remain at the centre. My aim is to build a working relationship rooted in mutual exploration, where experiences and resources can be openly shared. Supervision thus becomes a dynamic learning space, a place to reflect on practice, deepen clinical thinking, and grow in confidence and clarity.
I am a Certified Transactional Analysis psychotherapist (CTA-P, UKCP Registered). I am also a Provisional Teaching and Supervising Transactional Analyst (PTSTA-P).
I have been in private practice as a psychotherapist for 15 years and currently work online. I offer short-term therapy (typically 6-8 sessions) or longer-term open-ended therapy.
My psychotherapy practice is grounded in Transactional Analysis (TA) and Relational Psychotherapy
Transactional Analysis explores how we develop personality and patterns of relating as well as how meaningful change can be created and navigated throughout life. Relational Psychotherapy emphasises the therapeutic relationship itself as a central catalyst and agent in successful therapy.

I offer psychotherapy and supervision that combine depth, professionalism, and flexibility.
I worked face-to-face between 2012 and 2025, initially as a therapist in an NHS-funded Women's Centre in East Lancashire and then in my private practice in Chorlton, South Manchester.
In 2015, I trained and qualified as an online therapist and began working online shortly afterwards. In addition to working online in private practice, I provided online therapy for people diagnosed with ADHD within a multi-disciplinary neurodivergence support service between 2022-2025. My private practice became fully online in 2025.
I see working at a distance as an established and effective way of offering therapy and supervision, combining thoughtful, professional practice with the flexibility needed in our ever-developing digital world.
To learn more about my professional background and qualifications, please visit my Therapy Approach Page.
In psychotherapy I usually work with clients weekly or fortnightly.
Supervision is offered monthly or on an ad hoc basis, depending on your needs and any other supervision in place. Please see my supervision page for more details
I work online during the following times:
I currently have limited availability.
If you’re unsure whether my availability would work for you, you’re welcome to enquire using the button below.
The quickest way to contact me is by email, but you're also welcome to call, text, or send me a message via WhatsApp on 07891 613580.
I'm generally available at various times throughout the day and aim to respond within 1-2 hours (between 10am - 7pm Monday to Thursday). If I'm unable to respond within that time, I'll get back to you on the next working day.
For details about the introductory sessions I offer, or for details about my fees or cancellation policy, please visit the Getting Started Page.
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