I charge £70 for sessions online or at my Ealing practice. This fee applies to a 90 minute first session and 50 minute sessions thereafter. I also offer a free phone or video call so that you can ask me any questions you may have prior to booking a first session. I keep a limited number of concessionary places for students and people on reduced incomes. Please feel free to ask me about these. Sessions at One Therapy in Oxford Circus are based on a sliding scale to accommodate each client's personal financial circumstances and range from £90 to £125. I request payment by bank transfer on the day of the session, or card payment.

I work with individuals aged over 18.

I offer sessions in Ealing, W5, on Wednesdays. On Tuesdays and Thursdays I offer sessions at my Oxford Circus location: One Therapy, 20 Great Portland Street, London W1W 8QR. I offer sessions online at other times.

I recommend meeting weekly as this helps establish the therapeutic relationship and provides continuity and momentum for the work. However, if this does not fit in with your schedule, we can discuss alternative arrangements.

Assessment sessions are 90 minutes and ongoing sessions are 50 minutes.

I offer both short term and longer term therapy. You may feel you need just a few sessions to resolve what is troubling you. Or you may decide you want to work for longer at greater depth. This usually involves looking at relationships, coping systems and belief systems from your past and their impact on you in the here and now. I regularly review our work together, checking what is helpful, what we might change and how we can go about doing that. We work at your pace and you are free to end therapy at any stage.

I take confidentiality very seriously. All sessions are confidential and all calls, emails and enquiries are treated in the strictest confidence.

I trained at the Metanoia Institute, one of the UK's leading qualifying centres for counsellors and psychotherapists. I hold a Diploma in Humanistic Counselling and a BSc Hons in Humanistic Counselling from Middlesex University. I regularly attend courses to continue my professional development and my work is fully insured and professionally supervised. As well as running my private pratice, I work with self-referred and GP-referred clients in two charity settings.

I am a registered member of the British Association of Counsellors and Psychotherapists (BACP) and abide by its ethics, standards and practices. Although the therapy profession is not regulated, you can protect yourself as a client by selecting a practictioner registered with either the BACP or the UK Council for Psychotherapy. These professional bodies ensure that all registered members have completed accredited training, continue with the professional development and abide by an ethical code.

Before becoming a therapist, I worked in journalism and communications. Sharing the stories of others was a privilege that led to me wanting to work with people at a deeper level. I volunteered at a charity mentoring disadvantaged young adults before transitioning into my professional counselling training. Like most therapists, I have been in therapy myself and know how daunting it can be to seek help. I also know how empowering it is to let go of old limiting patterns and embrace change by working with an empathic, trusted and skilled professional.