Your Story Matters
and so does
what comes next

My interest in emotional wellbeing did not begin with a qualification or a career choice. It began much earlier, through my own experience of growing up in a home where life was not always easy or predictable. What was once simply part of my story would, many years later, contribute to a deeper understanding of how our experiences can shape the way we see ourselves, relate to others and navigate life.

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Motherhood added another dimension to that understanding. Raising my twin sons, now young adults, has been one of the most meaningful parts of my life. Being a hands-on mother and sharing a close relationship with them has shaped much of who I am and deepened my appreciation of connection, communication and emotional wellbeing.

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A new trajectory in my life led me into education, where my interest in people and the experiences that shape us continued to deepen. Over time, this developed into a particular interest in emotional and relational wellbeing, the lasting influence of difficult experiences, and helping people rediscover their confidence, boundaries and sense of self.

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My qualifications are not my story, nor are they the focus of my work. They have, however, shaped the person I bring to it and the importance I place on seeing you, hearing you, and understanding you as a person, beyond the challenges you may be facing.