My work is in service to the oldest of questions - how to live. I see myself as a listener and tender of stories, bodies, dreams and what hurts. Working with individuals in therapy (outdoors and online), mentoring and through a selection of movement classes, writing workshops, retreats and other facilitated groups, I help clients think, feel and move differently as a way of finding new insight, developing new awareness of themselves and the world around them, and fostering a fascination and creative curiosity in the ‘long process’ of their lives. I believe in the wisdom of rock - deep resonance, slow magic - and I’m excited about making the most of our brief and mysterious animal lives upon them.

I believe that we all have an ‘ecological self’ that longs to be better connected to the natural world than many of us feel day-to-day, and through a variety of ways I help clients and class participants find this authentic, wilder, self: our inner animal. I prioritise work that is relational, curious and body-oriented; work that brings us back to our embodied experience of the world, and the interconnectedness of our relationships across the species divide. I believe we heal together in relationship. It all begins with listening.

My influences run wide and deep and I have an abiding sense of the mysterious element in therapeutic work, that we can access through creativity, body and movement and dream tending. I am an integrative psychotherapist, and draw on extensive additional trainings and teachings in ecopsychology & ecotherapy, trauma work, grief tending, transpersonal spirituality, embodied psychotherapy, Internal Family Systems, depth psychology, authentic movement and plenty more besides! My practice is truly pluralistic, and tailored to each individual client, and I am committed to my ongoing development through high-quality CPD, therapy, supervision, and personal creative practice that I share online through my social media channels and newsletter.