I practice psychoanalysis and psychotherapy in Anerley, South London. I also work on the phone and online.

I am a member of The College of Psychoanalysts and The Guild of Psychotherapists, where I trained, worked in the clinic, and am a coordinator for their referral service.

clinical experience

I have worked with adults with a range of difficulties, for example, but not exclusively:

• anxiety and panic attacks

• personal/ intergenerational history and trauma

• depression, bereavement and other kinds of loss

• addiction

• problems that involve the body

• problems managing food

• self harm

• feelings of meaninglessness and despair

• sexual difficulties

• problems in relationships, family and friendships

Teaching includes various seminars on the Guild of Psychotherapists’ Introduction to Psychoanalytic Concepts course; the short course Why Freud? An Introduction to the Freudian Clinic; and ’Research’ on the Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Training.

wider experience

Before training in psychoanalytic psychotherapy, I studied literature and critical thinking. Here I was introduced to psychoanalysis and researched and wrote on mourning, melancholia and dementia.

After this, I taught and worked therapeutically with children, young people in care, and refugees and asylum seekers.

More recently, I have taught philosophy to women and men in prison on behalf of King’s College London and the charity Philosophy in Prisons. In Autumn 2023 I presented a paper on this project’s relationship to psychoanalysis at the margins.