LIFE’S MANY JOURNEYS

I’ve been fortunate to follow multiple passions, each shaped by a deep curiosity about people’s lives and stories. Across the years, I’ve gathered a collection of skills and experiences that hold personal meaning and purpose.

In the United States, my work focused on literacy, education, and the arts—supporting Native American families on a North Dakota reservation and working with marginalised youth on the South Side of Chicago.

Moving to the UK, my path into therapy grew from years of coaching individuals in prisons, as well as working with ex-offenders, refugees, people experiencing homelessness, and the long-term unemployed.

I listened to stories marked by trauma, isolation, instability, and survival. These experiences shaped my focus as a therapist—supporting clients dealing with the lasting impact of emotional, physical, and sexual abuse, trauma, anxiety, attachment wounds, and relational difficulties.

What’s remained constant is a thread woven through it all: a lifelong, insatiable interest in human experience—how people make sense of their lives, heal, and begin again.