In-person therapy in North London for anxiety, depression, relationships & loss

North London therapist working with adults who want to explore the origins of their issues and experience them as less problematic.

Issues I work with

I work with adults (18+) struggling with anxiety, depression, relationships, or loss.

These are very broad terms; your reasons for seeking help will be very personal, specific to you and your lived experience. You may feel low self-worth, shame, insecurity, disconnection, or something entirely unique to you.

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In-person in North London

I offer face-to-face sessions from my practice in Archway, a calm and private consulting room next to Dartmouth Park in N19.

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My approach

I believe therapy is a place of safety and connection where you, the client, know that you are received and witnessed unconditionally.

I provide a regulated and containing presence for thoughts and feelings, attending to both your day-to-day struggles and the deeper work of understanding and processing their origins.

You may play a role in your difficulties, and I help expand your awareness of this. I am a relatively active therapist; I may offer responses or challenges, always recognising the primacy of your subjectivity and lived experience.

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About me

I am a Registered Member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP).

I trained at CPPD London and Regent’s University, and have a BSc from the LSE. I previously worked as a counsellor at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, and at Face2Face London.

I have professional supervision, full insurance, DBS, and ICO registration. I practice privately as an in-person therapist in North London.

You can also find my professional profiles on Psychology Today and Counselling Directory.

Fee & availability

My fee is £75 per session (50 minutes).

Please contact me for my current availability or with any questions about starting therapy. You can also directly book an initial consultation or free call, with no obligation.

I recommend weekly in-person therapy; we can however discuss fortnightly or twice-weekly sessions, or agree on some sessions being online or by phone, depending on what works best for you.