Again and again, I have seen that when parents begin to understand what lies beneath their child’s behaviour, then relationships can quickly shift.

Often in ways that once felt impossible.

My style is warm, thoughtful, and calm.

I aim to create a space where difficult emotions - including guilt, anger, fear or shame - can be spoken about honestly and held without judgement.

I am gentle when needed, direct when needed, and always focused on helping families move forward.

I work with parents who are seeking not simply solutions but understanding – understanding of their child, their family and often themselves.

I am interested not only in what is happening now, but in the patterns and histories that may be shaping family life. What matters to me is helping parents feel less alone, less blamed and more hopeful.

Over the years, I have worked extensively with children, adolescents, and parents facing complex emotional, behavioural and relational difficulties, including challenging family dynamics, communication breakdown, and parent-child distress.

Where helpful, I also work collaboratively with schools, GPs, psychiatrists, and other professionals.

My work is grounded in psychoanalytic child psychotherapy, development support, family systems and many years of clinical experience.

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But most importantly for you as the parent, is to know that I will bring depth, warmth, clarity, and perspective.