In my private therapy practice I work with individuals, couples and groups. I draw upon my training and experience in dramatherapy, creativity and mindfulness to support people in exploring and working through a wide variety of difficulties and challenges, including;
The meeting of two personalities is like the contact between two chemical substances: if there is any reaction, both are transformed. Carl Jung
I am particularly interested in the process of how people meet and relate to one another and themselves.
To look at how, in each and every encounter of our daily lives, there is the possibility for change, growth and transformation.
In my therapeutic work I use the therapeutic relationship as a way of reflecting lived experience and growing self-awareness
towards real, lasting personal and interpersonal change.
My current clinical practice in mental health settings includes;
As a clinical supervisor I provide supervision for therapists, both qualified and in training and from a broad range of orientations.
I lecture on the Dramatherapy MA at Royal Central School (University of London) and am engaged in research and writing to explore the relationship between dramatherapy, movement and mindfulness. I am currently the external examiner for City of Bristol College's Creative Arts Therapy FdA.
Each year I run training workshops exploring the application of dramatherapy and mindfulness in diverse contexts; including therapeutic, educational, corporate, social and performance.
I continue to develop my own theatre practice via ongoing projects; performing and directing.
Meditation is an integral element supporting all areas of my practice. I have been involved in the practice, study and teaching of meditation since 1989.
- Anxiety
- Emotional challenges
- Personal and professional relationships
- Self esteem
- Bereavement
- Depression
- Life transitions and purpose
The meeting of two personalities is like the contact between two chemical substances: if there is any reaction, both are transformed. Carl Jung
I am particularly interested in the process of how people meet and relate to one another and themselves.
To look at how, in each and every encounter of our daily lives, there is the possibility for change, growth and transformation.
In my therapeutic work I use the therapeutic relationship as a way of reflecting lived experience and growing self-awareness
towards real, lasting personal and interpersonal change.
My current clinical practice in mental health settings includes;
- CAMHS (Child and Adolescent Mental Health)
- Bereavement
- Addiction Therapy
- Adult Mental Health
As a clinical supervisor I provide supervision for therapists, both qualified and in training and from a broad range of orientations.
I lecture on the Dramatherapy MA at Royal Central School (University of London) and am engaged in research and writing to explore the relationship between dramatherapy, movement and mindfulness. I am currently the external examiner for City of Bristol College's Creative Arts Therapy FdA.
Each year I run training workshops exploring the application of dramatherapy and mindfulness in diverse contexts; including therapeutic, educational, corporate, social and performance.
I continue to develop my own theatre practice via ongoing projects; performing and directing.
Meditation is an integral element supporting all areas of my practice. I have been involved in the practice, study and teaching of meditation since 1989.
