Psychoanalytic & Jungian — UKCP Registered
Something feels off. You might not be able to name it exactly — just a persistent sense that old patterns keep repeating, or that the weight of something unresolved is quietly getting heavier.
Most people who come to me aren't in crisis. They're functioning — working, maintaining relationships, getting through their days — but carrying something that therapy with a GP or a short-term counsellor hasn't touched.
Psychoanalytic psychotherapy works differently from CBT or short-term counselling. It's interested in the unconscious patterns, early experiences and inner conflicts that drive thoughts and behaviours in the first place.
Rooted in psychoanalytic and Jungian traditions, this is work that changes how you relate to yourself — and to others.
I've been working as a psychoanalytic psychotherapist for 12 years, trained at the Guild of Psychotherapists, with a particular interest in trauma, anxiety and the kind of chronic stress that accumulates quietly over time. My approach is informed by both classical psychoanalytic thinking and Jungian psychology — a combination that allows for genuinely exploratory, depth-oriented work. I work online with adults across the UK, and offer in-person sessions in South London.