I offer therapy that takes all of you seriously - your history, your culture, your contradictions, the parts of yourself that don't fit neatly into a box. You won't need to explain your background before we can get to the real work. The context of your life is the real work.

Together, we'll go at your pace. Some people come with something specific they want to work through, others arrive knowing something is wrong but not yet sure what. Both are completely fine starting points. In our sessions, you're the expert on your own life. My job is to help you make sense of what you've been carrying - how your experiences, relationships, culture and the wider pressures on you have shaped how you feel today - and to do that in a way that feels genuinely collaborative, thoughtful, warm, and led by what matters most to you. People I work with often say they felt genuinely understood, sometimes for the first time.

I'm an HCPC-registered Counselling Psychologist specialising in identity, trauma and belonging. My professional background spans across NHS, community and private settings. As a Syrian–Palestinian–French therapist, I understand firsthand what it means to feel caught between worlds, and I've built my practice around supporting people who carry that particular kind of complexity. That lived experience, alongside my clinical training, shapes everything about how I work.

Progress here doesn't mean minimising what you've been through. It means finally being able to put it down.