I am an experienced Gestalt therapist working from Clifton in Bristol, Bath and online.

My warm, welcoming style creates a space to feel seen, heard, supported and gently challenged to work through the issues you’re facing. I offer free introductory 15-minute calls.

As a Gestalt therapist, I provide a safe, confidential and supportive space where we can explore what is happening in your life. Together we will focus on the issues that matter most to you, helping you develop awareness, compassion and new ways of relating.

My style is warm and welcoming. I work relationally and holistically, drawing on the three core pillars of Gestalt therapy: building an authentic and empathic relationship, exploring your unique experience in the present moment, and recognising how we are shaped by our wider environment.

I pay attention to how identity shapes experience, influencing how we are seen, related to, and understood. I take an intersectional approach that recognises the complexity and diversity of identity, especially for those who identify as LGBTQI+, are neurodivergent, or navigate racism, sexism, and other forms of marginalisation.I also work creatively and holistically with different aspects of experience, body processes, thoughts, emotions, relationships and the wider context of your life.

• Get to know yourself in a relationship where supportive challenge leads to deeper awareness and growth.

• Work through limiting beliefs and difficult past experiences

• Develop greater self-compassion and resilience

• Recognise when old coping strategies no longer serve you

• Build healthier relationships with yourself, others, and your environment

I am an Australian living in the UK, a mother, a woman, and a dyslexic practitioner with a background in the arts and community sector.

• Postgraduate Diploma in Gestalt Psychotherapy, Sydney Gestalt Institute (graduated in 2008, GANZ accredited) 

• MSc in Gestalt Psychotherapy (in progress), Metanoia Institute, London (UKCP accredited)

• Registered Member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP)