Therapy for adults begins with understanding the person within their life story. My approach is integrative and tailored to each person's needs and pace.
Emotional support for children and adolescents, in partnership with parents and tailored to age and needs.
Practical support for parents — understanding your child and gaining tools that work at home.
Personal support through anxiety, depression, trauma and life crises — at your own pace.
When communication breaks down, it can feel as if each of you speaks a different language. In couples therapy you can start talking again and rebuild trust.
When one person struggles, everyone is affected. In family therapy we improve communication and build a home where everyone feels seen.
Psychotherapy makes it possible to understand patterns, process experiences and develop new ways of coping.
Life is busy, and therapy shouldn't add to the load. Online sessions — convenient and confidential, from anywhere.
Psychological Assessments
Clear, supportive assessments for children, adolescents and adults.
The clinic provides comprehensive assessments for children, adolescents and adults across a wide range of psychological, developmental and educational issues. Specialisation and experience allow for an efficient, focused process.
Why here
Sessions that suit you
Clinical and educational specialisation
Training and experience in therapy, development and education.
Focused, efficient assessments
Quick identification of the main areas of difficulty — saving time and avoiding unnecessary steps.
Support at every age
Support for children, adolescents and adults — with continuity of care as needs change.
Good to Know
Useful information before you begin.
How to Choose a Therapist
The personal fit is one of the most important factors in successful therapy. It's fine — and advisable — to check.
Clinical and Educational Psychologist — What’s the Difference?
Two specialisations recognised by law, with different emphases — and when each is relevant.
When to Consider Therapy
There is no minimum threshold of suffering that justifies reaching out. There are a few signs worth knowing.
Confidentiality in Therapy
What stays in the room, what the law guarantees, and the narrow exceptions worth knowing in advance.
The First Session — What to Expect
In the first session we'll get to know each other, talk about what brings you and set a direction together. There's no need to come prepared or with answers.
Psychodidactic Assessment — Who It Is For
Who a psychodidactic assessment is for, and which accommodations can be received as a result.
ASD Assessment — How the Process Works
What an ASD assessment involves, how long it takes and what you receive at the end.