Trauma can stem from widely varying experiences: a single, sudden event—such as an accident or an assault—or situations that persist over time, such as emotional, physical, or sexual abuse experienced during childhood or within a relationship.

I have been working for 19 years with clients dealing with trauma and addiction, following an approach... person-centredI do not impose a preset path; instead, I build a safe space with you where you can process your experience at your own pace, respecting your capacity for self-understanding.

I have received specialized training in: the distinction between PTSD and complex PTSD; adverse childhood experiences (ACEs); trauma-informed interventions; the neurobiology of trauma and addiction; working with sexual violence survivors (including male survivors, an often-overlooked area); preparation for working with sexual abuse; and providing support to those who have experienced narcissistic abuse (both women and men).

I also offer specialised support for those dealing with trauma-related addictions—including substance and sexual/pornography addictions—areas where trauma and compulsive behaviours often intertwine.

You do not need to be ready to share everything right from the start; the process is built together. Sessions are available both in person in London (Holborn and Finchley Central) and online.