I have practised as a counsellor since 2012 and as a counselling supervisor since 2019.  I also run courses in personal development and work as a counselling trainer.  Currently, much of my work is with the Metanoia Institute where I serve within the Counselling for Depression programme as a training facilitator, assessor and supervisor.

Alongside my private practice, I am committed to supporting the work of voluntary organisations that provide low-cost counselling to the wider community. I have worked as a volunteer counsellor with L'Arche and Bromley Community Counselling Service in London, and Lochaber Hope and Abbeyfield in the Highlands.

Before training as a counsellor, I worked for many years with international charities on projects in Latin America and Africa.  ​It was my experience of meeting people in community projects and witnessing their courage and resilience in the face of great challenges that led me to study counselling.

​Since 2015, I have lived in the Scottish Highlands with my husband Chris and our wee dog Monty.