Where do we begin?

We'll start with a free phone consultation (20 minutes) to discuss your needs and to answer your questions.

How much do I charge?

I offer both long-term and short-term psychotherapy, online and in-person.

A therapeutic hour (50 minutes) of counselling is £70 for weekly appointments and £80 for a lower frequency.

The length of the session can be discussed and adjusted to your own needs.

The initial consultation (20 minutes) is free of charge.

Supervision session fees are £60/hour; the length of the session can be tailored to your needs. Concessionary rates for trainees are available.

Tutoring sessions are £40/hour. The same hourly fee is applied to reading manuscripts or listening to recordings, according to the time required, and feedback is provided in writing.

How Long Does an Engagement Last?

Therapy is unique to each person. We will tailor your sessions to your individual needs.

What is my highest qualification?

I have been conferred a Master of Science in Person-Centred Counselling with Commendation by the University of Aberdeen.

I am currently studying for a Professional Doctorate in Counselling and Psychotherapy at the University of Chester.

What do I specialise in?

Since qualifying, I have developed in-depth expertise in working with individuals who attended boarding school, exploring the lasting emotional and relational impacts this experience can have on ex-boarders and those close to them.

My academic and clinical work also reflects a strong interest in cultural and linguistic identity. I have published research on bilingualism in psychotherapy and have extensive experience supporting immigrants. As an immigrant myself, I bring a personal understanding of the complexities of living in a country different from one’s place of birth and navigating life in a second language.

A significant and growing focus of my practice is working with neurodivergent clients. I have substantial experience supporting individuals with a range of neurodiversities, and my most recent academic work is dedicated to deepening this understanding. I am committed to creating a therapeutic space that is respectful, inclusive, and responsive to neurodivergent ways of experiencing the world.

What languages do I offer counselling and supervision in?

I speak both English and Italian fluently and am trained to work therapeutically with interpreters. This allows me to support clients who may feel more comfortable expressing themselves in their native language, and to ensure that language is not a barrier to accessing meaningful therapeutic work.

Do I belong to any Membership Body?

I am a member of BACP

MBACP number 391924, actively working towards accreditation.

I am a member of COSCA

Practitioner Member number 5191