When people go through dark spells - unresolved pain, accumulated stress, or the quiet collapse of something inside - life can feel as though it is coming undone. But what looks like dissolution is often the psyche’s way of signalling that something deeper needs attention.

My work sits at the heart of that threshold. I help people navigate the “dark night of the soul” that visits every human being at some point - not as a crisis to fear, but as an invitation to reconnect with the Self.

Therapy offers a steady, private place to understand what is happening within, to feel held rather than alone, and to move through pain with clarity, compassion and honesty.

I am an Integrative Psychotherapist with a humanistic ethos and an eclectic range of therapeutic approaches. This allows me to tailor the work to the individual sitting across from me - because no two people are the same, and no single method fits everyone.

I am deeply committed to ethical practice, ongoing professional development, and regular clinical supervision. I have a particular interest in the therapeutic nature of the human–animal bond and the psychological significance of our connection with other living beings.

Outside of my clinical work, I am inspired by poetry, art and the Irish countryside. I share my life with my beloved horse Black Beauty, my well known - always by my side - dog Sophie and a small family of rescue felines. Animals, nature and the quiet intelligence of the living world continue to shape my understanding of attachment, resilience and the healing potential within us all.