I provide psychotherapy and counselling to a wide range of clients, including children (primary school and older), adolescents, adults, families, and couples.


Psychological treatment is offered for an assortment of concerns including: anxiety, behaviour problems, transitions (divorce, bereavement), depression, relationship problems, low self-esteem and work-stress.


Treatment ranges from brief and focussed interventions to long-term work. With a background in Narrative therapy, Psychodynamic approaches and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, my approach to psychotherapy is one that prioritises the counselling relationship and the needs of the client. I believe in looking for opportunities for change, and helping the client to reconnect with the strength to take advantage of those moments. It is a priority of mine to incorporate the latest developments in psychology and psychotherapy, and I ensure that my work is founded in the principles of evidence based practice.


I am invested in the wellbeing of my clients and my focus is on working collaboratively with them in search of small steps that can unlock big changes in their lives. I believe that it is important to examine the role of existing systems within a client's life, and do not attempt to focus on the client in isolation. I believe in harnessing, and working closely with existing support structures to support the changes clients make in their lives.


While understanding the value for traditional models of clinical pathology, I see the value of working outside of constructions of illness, and abnormality, that can constrain the potential and value of my clients.
I believe in the power of the therapeutic relationship, and the potential for change.


I am a registered Counselling Psychologist with the HPCSA (PS 0123064)