Meaningful Change through Deeper Understanding

Look deeper to reach higher

Has someone in your life suggested therapy? Are you losing sight of yourself and your potential? Are you concerned about your prospects, career, or relationships at home or with friends?

Firstly, you are not alone. Life’s pressures can mount and threaten to overwhelm anyone, even the most outwardly successful people.

Secondly, there is help. As a member of the British Psychoanalytic Council and Society of Analytical Psychology, I have worked extensively with people in your situation.

My practice is about working at the depth you need, that the surface level quick-fixes don’t seem to reach. It’s client-led, rooted in Developmental Psychology and Jungian principles.

Together we’ll explore your inner world at your pace, facing challenges with imagination and dedication in service of deeper understanding, resilience, and a renewed sense of possibility.

Challenging yourself - truly listening within and engaging your imagination - can be both thrilling and daunting. For many the journey inward is unfamiliar territory: exciting in its promise yet intimidating in its honesty.

Facing the depths of your experience - those hidden patterns, fears, and longings that shape your life - can stir both excitement and apprehension. By embracing both the potential for meaningful change emerges.

Next Steps

  1. Arrange an initial consultation

    We explore the possibility of working together. We discuss what has led you to seek psychotherapy and what you are hoping for. We also discuss the frequency of potential sessions and fees.

  2. Commence therapy / Receive onward referral

    We begin our work together. Or we discuss the possibility of an onward referral to another colleague, clinic, or service if desired and appropriate.

Arrange a consultation

Professional Registrations & Memberships

  • The SAP is my home institute where I undertook a rigorous 5-year training in psychodynamic psychotherapy rooted in Developmental Psychology and Jungian principles. I play an active role there, currently serving as an elected member of the governing Council as well as tutoring and leading a reflective practice group within the Training Faculty.

  • The BPC is the registration body for Psychoanalytic Psychotherapists in the UK. The SAP is a founding Member Institute of the BPC

  • The IAAP is the international registration body for Jungian Analysts

FAQ

  • My standard fee is £100 per session

  • Yes I keep a minimum of 10% of my practice at a reduced fee rate between £15 and £30 per session.

    I can also refer onward to reduced fee clinics if appropriate.

  • Yes and no. The approach is open-minded, exploratory, and creative with a view to deep change. This may well involve addressing a specific issue, dilemma, or problem. But very often this exploration will naturally broaden in creative and unexpected ways.

  • It doesn’t matter if you don’t know how to begin. The exploratory, open-minded approach provides a good basis on which to allow the right question to unfold slowly and carefully.

  • Yes, I hold the strictest standards of confidentiality as defined by the British Psychoanlaytic Council, the governing body whose code of ethics I abide by.

  • The therapy on offer is open-ended. It lasts as long as you want it to. In practice this can be anything from a few months to several years.

  • Sessions last for 50 minutes

  • Yes, once we have agreed your weekly session time(s), they are the same every week.

  • Yes, if the scheduled session-time(s) no longer work, we can look for alternatives.

Location

9 Bayham St
London, NW1

Transport links:

Mornington Crescent 2 mins

Camden Town 7 mins

Camden Rd 11 mins

Buses: 1, 24, 29, 214, 134, 88