My path to becoming a counsellor began as a client myself. I experienced the profound impact of having someone truly listen, understand, and provide support through difficult times. That experience of genuine connection is what drew me to this work.

My work has supported people dealing with anxiety, depression, grief and bereavement, low self esteem and self worth, relationship challenges, and existential concerns (e.g., what does it all mean?). I also work with individuals facing life crises—those pivotal moments when circumstances shift unexpectedly through job loss, relationship changes, or other significant transitions.

More personally, I’ve had a lifelong passion for communication in general, and a previous career as a communication therapist. These days, I remain fascinated by all aspects of how we articulate our inner experience - with words, and beyond. While none of this will be front and central in our work together necessarily, I will always be coming from a place that is considerate of your voice and your message, and how you want to express them.

What connects all of this work is my commitment to providing a space where you can be authentically yourself, exploring whatever you're facing with compassion and understanding.