About
Steady, direct, and on your side.
I became a therapist after [a few words about your path]. What I care about most is making therapy feel less like a mysterious ritual and more like a genuinely useful conversation.
My story
How I came to this work
[Replace this section with your own story, in your own voice. Two or three short paragraphs work best.]
Before training as a psychotherapist I worked in [previous field]. I saw how many capable people — often men — kept going long after they should have stopped, because asking for help felt like failing.
That’s the experience I try to change. In sessions I bring curiosity, honesty and a good deal of patience. I’ll take what you say seriously, and I’ll also tell you when I think you’re being too hard on yourself.
Outside the therapy room I [a line about you as a person — it helps clients feel they’re meeting a human being].
What we avoid tends to run the show. Therapy is where we get to look at it in daylight.
Experience
Along the way
[Year]
[Private practice founded]
[One sentence about your practice.]
[Year]
[Role, organisation]
[What you did and who you worked with.]
[Year]
[Clinical placement]
[Where you trained and the client group.]
Education
Training
- [Degree in Psychotherapy]
- [Institution]
- [Year]
- [Postgraduate certificate]
- [Institution]
- [Year]
- [Undergraduate degree]
- [Institution]
- [Year]
The practice
A quiet room, a short walk from [landmark].
Next step
When you’re ready, let’s talk.
Send a short message or book a free 15-minute call. You don’t need to have the right words yet.