I am a psychodynamic and psychoanalytic psychotherapist with over ten years of clinical experience working with adults, including young adults, across various institutional settings, notably the NHS. Fluent in both English and French, I provide therapy and supervision in both languages. My practice addresses a wide range of psychological challenges, from everyday pressures to complex emotional difficulties that may arise in the context of family crises. I have a particular interest in issues such as loss, mood disorders, family conflict, maternal neglect, privilege and abandonment, trauma, identity, expatriation, and culturally mixed family dynamics. While my training is grounded in the British object-relations school, my approach is shaped by both classical and contemporary psychoanalytic theories, and is informed by a systemic perspective.

I am a registrant of the BPC, a member of the FPC, and APP within the NHS. I am  accredited with the BACP (MBACP Accred). I also hold an MA from the Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust, along with a post-qualification certificate in supervision. I meet the BPC's eligibility requirements for training therapists.