Most of my learning comes from my clients. When another shares what they imagined to be unbearable feelings and work through these to truly grapple with the reality of who they are we both gain in terms of a deep connection and acceptance of self, the world and other people. I am deeply grateful to experience each person’s uniqueness and also how we identify in the world. My pronouns are she, her.  Often expectations soften, joy and contentment grow, wounds heal and life can be lived more consciously and creatively.

My own joys, failures and losses inform who I am as a counsellor.  I am grateful for being a mother, step mother, partner, sister, friend, daughter and grand-daughter.  I am grateful, too, for the wise and generous teachers and supervisors I have had over the years.