I am a qualified counsellor with a Diploma in Therapeutic Counselling and am registered with the British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy (BACP) and the Black African and Asian Therapeutic Network (BAATN). This means I adhere to their ethical guidelines for good practice.

I run a private practice, offering online sessions as well as walk-and-talk therapy in local green spaces. I also work as a child counsellor within primary schools.

Additionally, I serve as a Student Learning Mentor with BAATN, providing support to students of Black, African, Asian, and Caribbean heritage who are training in counselling or psychotherapy.

I have also worked as a counselling tutor teaching foundational training courses at both Spurgeon’s College and Goldsmiths University.

I am of dual heritage, born in Guyana, South America, with Indian Indentured ancestry, as well as European and African descent. I spent a significant part of my childhood in Zambia, while attending boarding school in the UK from a young age. These experiences have deeply influenced my sense of identity and self. In understanding my own journey of home and belonging, I am able to work closely with clients to explore their cultural influences and how their personal history has intricately shaped their emotional health.