Gestalt & Relational Psychotherapy · Online & In person
Your relationship now — and what it could become
Many of us reach a point in our closest, most intimate relationship where we feel lost, hopeless or helpless and often wondering how we got to where we are. You may feel hopeless in your relationship but that does not necessarily mean that the relationship is hopeless. These feelings are often vital signs reminding us what it means to be in a relationship — a sense of connection, aliveness and that we matter to each other. The meaning of a relationship can be more important than any part of it that can go wrong. And this is where the therapeutic work takes place, in understanding what our relationship means to us, how it is now and what it could become.
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I trained in Gestalt therapy, psychology, couple and psychosexual therapy. I believe that in a relationship there are very few truly individual issues — most are shared. We are active participants in making our relationships what they are.
Meaningful relationships don’t just help us get through the day — they make life worth living. I’m convinced that the richness and the quality of our lives are influenced by the richness and quality of our relationships.
- BSc Psychology · MA Psychotherapy
- Qualifications — couple therapy · psychosexual therapy · group therapy · attachment & trauma
- UKCP registered psychotherapist
I specialise in couple therapy for partners who feel disconnected, stuck, or unsure about their future. I also work with other pairs — parent-child, siblings, friends — and I help individuals to understand the relational patterns that shape how they love, relate, argue and recover in their relationships.
These are some of the questions and concerns that couples bring to therapy: did we take a wrong turn? Can my relationship be salvaged? What to do about affairs? Should I stay or should I leave? What happened to our sex life and how important is sex anyway? Do other couples struggle as well? Who am I in this relationship?
Online therapy
I mostly work online with some availability for in-person sessions. I work with clients across the UK and internationally via secure video services. Online therapy offers the same depth of therapy with greater flexibility.
In-person therapy
I meet my clients at Longcroft House, 2–8 Victoria Avenue, London EC2M 4NS — a combination of in-person and online sessions.
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Tell me about your concerns and hopes and see how I may be of help.