Background & approach

Originally from France, I moved to the UK in 2009, where I began a journey that led me from accounting to a fulfilling career in healthcare. After transitioning to the healthcare sector, I pursued an MSc in Psychology, which opened the door to my work in mental health and wellbeing research at a local university, where I also collaborate closely with the NHS.

Following my studies, I trained as a counsellor—a passion that has deeply influenced my life. I now balance my research and counselling roles, finding that each enhances and informs the other. My approach to counselling is humanistic integrative, with a strong focus on person-centred therapy. This approach places you at the heart of the therapeutic process, emphasising empathy, unconditional positive regard, and genuine understanding. The aim is to create a safe and supportive environment where you feel fully accepted, allowing you to explore their thoughts and feelings openly. While person-centred therapy forms the core of my practice, I also integrate various tools and techniques to address the unique needs of each person, offering a flexible and compassionate approach to therapy.

In addition to my practice, I completed Bereavement Support Foundation training (BSF), which provided me with practical skills and theoretical knowledge to support people who are bereaved. I also undertook counselling supervision training, further enhancing my ability to support those navigating challenging life experiences.

Process and fees

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Qualifications & Certificates