About ME

I come from a background steeped in international policy studies. I attended Trinity College, Cambridge and later Hull University where I gained my PHD in Health Policy. From there I spent the next 20 or so years travelling widely across both East, West and Southern Africa in a supportive official capacity, as well as in South America. In Guyana, I was able to set up a school for children on the autism spectrum in 2011 where previously there was none. I have a son who is on the autism spectrum so fully understand the struggles both for those on the spectrum and for their families. I am fully qualified and registered with the BACP (British Association of Counsellors and Psychotherapists) as an integrative counsellor with a Diploma from Sutton College. I have done and contonue to do a lot of CPD traing enhance my professional development/skillset.  I came to counselling out of broad and extremely enriching international and personal experiences and I think I can definitely help you with your own journey if you want me to.