Top specialties

Grief and Loss - General
Life Transitions
Racial Identity
Adolescent Issues
Parent∕Teen Conflict

What to expect

Approaches Used

Acceptance & Commitment Therapy
Adolescent Therapy
Emotion Focused Therapy
Emotionally Focused Therapy - Individuals
Interpersonal Psychotherapy
Narrative Therapy
Online ∕ Telehealth ∕ Virtual Counselling

Areas of Practice

Grief and Loss - General
Life Transitions
Racial Identity
Adolescent Issues
Parent∕Teen Conflict
Attention Deficit Disorder - ADHD

Client Focus

I focus on self-worth, relationships, stress, anxiety, and helping clients better understand themselves and their needs.

Session Details

Sessions are collaborative and client-centred, offering a balance of conversation, reflection, practical tools, and gentle challenge in a safe space.

Client Outcomes

I aim to help you feel more confident, connected, and grounded, with tools to better navigate challenges and create meaningful change.

Therapy Style

My approach is warm, genuine, and compassionate, offering a space for you to feel seen, explore your authentic self, and grow at your own pace.

Qualifications and location

Frequently asked questions

If you’re feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or unsure how to navigate life’s challenges, counselling can be a helpful space. Even if you’re not in crisis, therapy can provide support, guidance, and tools to improve your wellbeing and relationships.

Your first session is usually about getting to know each other. We’ll discuss what brought you to counselling, explore your goals, and answer any questions you have. It’s a safe, judgment- free space to start sharing what matters to you.

That is completely up to you. Sometimes people start counselling ready to dive into the deep end, while others may need more time to build comfort and familiarity. You get to choose the pace of our sessions, and you never have to share anything before you're ready. 

I believe that you know yourself best. So instead of telling what you should do, we'll work together to understand what's going on, explore what you need, and find approaches/tools that feel right for you. 

Yes, when it feels helpful. I believe counselling should be a space where you feel safe and supported, while also having room to explore different perspectives, notice patterns, and gently challenge what may no longer serve you.