I am a neurodivergent, gay, and queer therapist with a background in History and Geography, initially teaching history for 10 years. In London, he pursued a BSc in Psychodynamic Counselling and CBT at Birkbeck College, University of London, in 2015, followed by an MSc in Psychodynamic Counselling and Psychotherapy in 2018. I specialised in online therapy, couples and relationship therapy, and psychosexual therapy. I volunteered with charities across London, including the Terrence Higgins Trust, Albany Trust, ELOP, CliniQ, and Amnesty International UK (Rainbow Network), and served within the NHS as a psychodynamic counsellor and psychosexual therapist. Since 2015, he has been dedicated to supporting clients in private practice.

I am a counsellor and psychotherapist based in London, offering a range of therapeutic services tailored to meet your unique needs. My areas of expertise include Brief Psychodynamic Counselling, Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), Psychosexual Therapy, Couples Therapy, Relationship Therapy, and Gender, Sexuality, and Relationship Diverse (GSRD)*** Therapy. I can also combine these approaches as necessary to best support you.

I trained as a Psychodynamic and CBT therapist at Birkbeck College, University of London and a Psychosexual and Relationship Therapist, holding a Diploma in Clinical Sexology and Relationship Therapy from the Contemporary Institute of Clinical Sexology (CICS).

​Psychodynamic Psychotherapy focuses on how our childhood experiences and early relationships shape our present circumstances and interpersonal dynamics. Often, these patterns of relating—though unconscious—persist in our adult lives, influencing our perceptions and experiences. By increasing our awareness of these patterns and their impact on how we view ourselves and the world around us, we can shift our perspectives, paving the way for more fulfilling and enriched lives.

I work with clients to help them gain deeper self-understanding, enabling them to make more informed life choices and live more fully. This process often involves uncovering the underlying origins of present challenges by exploring experiences, feelings, dreams, desires, and patterns of relating that may be contributing to current difficulties.