
Relational Gestalt Psychotherapist (in advanced training)
MSc PGDip CISNCert BSc(Hons) mBANT rCNHC mUKCP

Personalised support for energy, mood and overall wellbeing
Helping you understand your body, respond to symptoms and create lasting change
I work with people who are functioning on the outside but don’t feel quite right on the inside. This might show up as chronic illness, autoimmunity, body or food reactivity, fatigue, gut issues, anxiety, low mood, burnout, or patterns around food, work and relationships that keep looping.
You might already know a lot about health and personal growth, yet still feel out of sync. My work is about slowing things down enough to really listen to what your system is doing, and why.
Since beginning my career in health and wellness in 2010, I have worked across GP surgeries, leading London functional medicine clinics, and eating disorder recovery services. This breadth of experience has shaped a deeply integrative way of working that considers the whole person, not just symptoms.
I now work independently in my own practice so I can offer more personalised, relational and accessible support, drawing on over a decade of clinical experience without the constraints of large organisations or one-size-fits-all models.
What I believe
Your body isn’t broken. Symptoms aren’t random. And pushing harder is rarely the answer. I see symptoms as messages, ways the body adapts, protects, copes and communicates. When we get curious rather than critical, things often begin to shift in ways that feel sustainable rather than forced.
How I work
I work through nutritional therapy and psychotherapy, often together. On the physical side, we explore digestion, hormones, energy, blood sugar, inflammation and nutrient status. On the psychological side, we look at patterns, how you relate to food, rest, pressure, self expression and emotions, boundaries and yourself. Often the most meaningful insights sit in the overlap between body and mind, where symptoms start to make sense in the context of your life.
Unapologetically you
This work isn’t about becoming a “better” version of yourself. It’s about understanding what has been driving your symptoms and patterns, and making changes that feel aligned rather than imposed. Sometimes that means adjusting what you eat. Sometimes it means changing how you relate to food, productivity or yourself. We move at the pace of your nervous system, not a rigid plan.
Who this is for
You’ll likely resonate with this work if you feel stuck in recurring physical or emotional patterns, want a compassionate, grounded and collaborative approach, and are open to listening to your body rather than battling or forcing it or looking for the next quick fix. You don’t need to have everything worked out, just a willingness to stay curious.
Link to some client stories.
The type of symptoms and presentation this work can support;
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Repeating emotional, relational or behavioural patterns
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A history of a disordered relationship with food, or ongoing difficulties with food and body that still echo day to day
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Anxiety, overwhelm, chronic stress and nervous system dysregulation
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Mental health symptoms that feel closely linked to stress, safety and regulation
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Burnout, fatigue, low energy and difficulty restoring yourself
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Digestive issues including IBS and broader gut health imbalances
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Autoimmune conditions, chronic inflammation, histamine intolerance and MCAS
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Hormonal imbalances and stress-related physical symptoms
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Chronic symptoms without a clear explanation, or where nothing quite adds up
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Difficulty identifying needs, setting boundaries or trusting yourself
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An overactive inner critic, inherited beliefs or long-standing self-pressure
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Emotional suppression, shutdown, or feeling disconnected from yourself
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Periods of transition — identity shifts, life changes, or spiritual growth that feels unsettling as well as expansive
Find out more about my Services or read some client stories.
Next step
If this feels like a fit, the next step is a conversation. No pressure. No fixing. Just exploring what might support you moving forward.
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