I am a Trainee Counselling Psychologist in the final stages of doctoral training, with a therapeutic approach deeply rooted in humanistic and relational practice. I believe that psychological change happens through genuine, co-created relationships - where empathy, presence, and emotional attunement provide the foundation for exploration. The relationship between client, therapist, and horse is a vital part of the process, offering a safe space in which clients can understand themselves in connection with another. I work collaboratively to support clients in making sense of their experiences with compassion, curiosity, and respect for their unique values and identities. 

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My clinical experience includes working with adults across a range of settings, including specialist experience in Psychosis and Eating Disorder services. I undertake a small amount of work with children and young people.

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My passion is, of course, Equine Assisted Therapy. I integrate relational and embodied ways of working to support clients beyond the limits of traditional talking therapy. This modality is helpful in navigating challenges with relationships, identity, and complex mental health difficulties. I am committed to contributing to the wider Equine Assisted Therapy industry by undertaking research, speaking at conferences, and supporting those wanting to move into this field.

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I hold the following qualifications and CPD training:

• Currently Training on the Doctorate in Counselling Psychology (to complete February 2026)

• MSc Sport and Exercise Psychology

• BSc (Hons) Psychology with Clinical Psychology

• BHS Stage 1

• Working with Self harm & Self injury

• Working with Challenging Behaviour

• Working with Personality Disorder

• Structured Clinical Management

• Cognitive Behavioural Therapy Level 1

• Solution Focused Therapy Level 2