As well as working as a psychotherapist in private practice, I work at the Munro Centre at Guys Hospital in London. I have lived in a number of countries, including Ireland, Germany and Turkey, thus I have insight into issues around relocation and know how it feels to deal with the excitement of a new country as well as the culture shock that can arise. I speak German, French and a little Turkish, though I offer therapy only through the medium of English. Working as a psychotherapist allows me to engage deeply with my clients and really help them to effect change in their lives. This is satisfying and meaningful work for me.

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HOW I WORK

I work with adults of all ages and backgrounds on issues such as depression, anxiety, relationship problems and career dilemmas. As a psychodynamic psychotherapist I encourage my clients to explore their deepest self and believe that this exploration, and the understanding it facilitates, helps us to live fuller, more contented lives.

I use memories, the unconscious (through dreams and free association) as well as the relationship that develops between us in the consulting room as vehicles of self-discovery. I provide a warm, professional relationship where the client can feel profoundly understood, and safe to explore areas of the self that have perhaps been neglected or denied.

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As well as face-to-face sessions I provide Skype Therapy and/or telephone sessions tailored to accommodate the needs of busy professionals or people from different time zones.