My Background

My clinical background spans adolescents, young adults, and adults across a range of presentations. I bring a neurodiversity-affirming, responsive lens to both my therapy and supervision work.

Alongside my clinical work, I am particularly passionate about supporting therapists as they begin integrating EMDR into practice. I love the early stages of the journey—the questions about where to start, how to formulate cases, when to use bilateral stimulation, and how to move from training knowledge to real-world clinical confidence.

I also have a special interest in Perinatal EMDR, supporting therapists to navigate the complexity of fertility, pregnancy, birth, postpartum, loss, and early parenting presentations with greater clarity and confidence.

Many therapists leave EMDR training excited but unsure. They worry about getting it wrong, missing something important, or whether they are truly ready to use the model with clients. It can feel complex, overwhelming, and difficult to know where to begin.

I remember that experience well.

It is one of the reasons I love this work. There is something incredibly rewarding about helping therapists move from hesitation and uncertainty to feeling grounded, capable, and confident in their use of EMDR. Seeing that confidence develop—and watching EMDR become an integrated, natural part of their clinical practice—is one of the most meaningful parts of what I do.