Services

Is This For You?

You don’t have to be in crisis to begin therapy. Some clients come for just a few sessions of short-term counselling to process a breakup, a loss, or a difficult life transition. Others begin longer term psychotherapy to explore deeper, more complex issues that have shaped their lives over time.

I work with a wide range of experiences, including:

• Anxiety, panic disorder, and phobias
• Addictions
• Grief and bereavement.
• Childhood trauma and attachment wounds
• Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and Complex PTSD (C-PTSD)
• Low self-worth, emotional dysregulation, and relational difficulties
• Personality disorders, particularly Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD)

You may already feel like you’re functioning well but still sense there’s more space for growth, clarity, or self-love. Wherever you are in your process, this space is here to meet you. Therapy can help you feel safer in yourself, more empowered in your relationships, and more connected to who you truly are.

Ultimately, the most important question is: What do you want to work on?

In therapy, we explore this together, your purpose, aims and where you hope to be. Sometimes, a person begins therapy with a specific concern in mind, but as the work unfolds, they begin to see there’s much more beneath the surface. We may come to understand the deeper roots, unhelpful patterns, cognitive distortions, and core beliefs formed long ago and begin to gently shift them with care and awareness.

Why Online Therapy?

Online therapy offers something deeply meaningful: the comfort of being in your own space, safe, familiar, and grounded. In today’s busy world, carving out time to travel to a therapist’s office can feel overwhelming. With online sessions, you simply settle into your own home, and therapy becomes both accessible and deeply personal.

What I’ve noticed over time is that when clients are in their own environments, they often open up more easily. They feel more at ease and after a heavy session, they don’t have to rush through city traffic or public transport. They have space to sit with what’s come up, right where they are, surrounded by safety.

Of course, I understand that online therapy doesn’t suit everyone. Your home may be busy or not feel private enough  and that’s completely valid. For now, due to availability, I am offering only online therapy sessions to clients from the UK, Hungary, and Greece.

Confidentiality

Confidentiality lies at the heart of the therapeutic relationship. It is the foundation upon which trust is built, allowing clients to speak freely, explore deeply, and share openly without fear of judgement or exposure. As a therapist, I am committed to upholding the highest standards of professional integrity, guided by the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) Ethical Framework for the Counselling Professions.

In accordance with the BACP, all client information is treated as strictly confidential, and every effort is made to protect your privacy at all stages of our work together. This means that what is discussed in our sessions remains private, with limited exceptions that are legally and ethically required such as situations involving significant risk of harm to yourself or others, or where disclosure is required by law.

But this commitment extends beyond my role as a therapist. As a human being, I hold a deep personal belief in the dignity and privacy of every individual. Confidentiality is not simply a professional obligation, it is a reflection of my values and the cornerstone of the trust we build together. You have the right to feel safe, respected, and assured that what you share will be held with care and discretion.

I also engage in regular clinical supervision, as required by the BACP, to ensure that my therapeutic work remains safe, reflective, and effective. These supervision sessions are conducted with full respect for client anonymity and confidentiality.

Particularly in the context of online therapy, additional care is taken to ensure that communications are secure and that digital platforms used for sessions are encrypted and professionally regulated. You are encouraged to find a quiet, private space for your sessions, where you feel safe and undisturbed.

Confidentiality is not merely a professional obligation, it is a profound act of respect for your autonomy, your story, and your right to be fully heard. It is within this protected space that meaningful therapeutic work can unfold.

What Is Integrative Psychotherapy?

Integrative psychotherapy means I draw from a range of evidence-based approaches, tailoring the therapy to your unique needs, rather than fitting you into a one size fits all model. Here’s a glimpse into some of the approaches I may integrate into our work together:

• Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT): Helps identify and shift unhelpful thought patterns that affect how you feel and behave.
• Attachment theory: Explores how early relationships may shape how you relate to others and to yourself today.
• Person centred therapy: Emphasises empathy, unconditional acceptance, and giving you space to lead your own healing journey.
• Dialectical behaviour therapy (DBT): Offers practical tools for managing emotions, improving relationships, and coping with distress.
• Mindfulness-Based Approaches: Help bring awareness to your present moment experience, reducing anxiety and enhancing emotional regulation.
• Somatic Work: Involves gently reconnecting with the body, especially when words aren’t enough to express emotional pain.
• Inner Child Work: Supports you in reconnecting with wounded or neglected parts of yourself that still impact your present life.

No two clients are the same and so no two sessions are the same. I meet you where you are, and together, we find what helps.