About Me

I hold an M.A. in Clinical Psychology and completed a diploma in Islamic Psychology from Cambridge Muslim University. My work and interests sit at the intersection of trauma and meaning-making, especially trauma, attachment and relationship patterns, and spirituality.

My approach is rooted in Gestalt, which means we stay close to what is happening in the present. We pay attention to how you move through your day, what gets triggered, what you tell yourself, and what your body signals. With thoughtful questions and small real time shifts, we start to see what keeps you stuck and what helps you move. I’m drawn to working with people who want more depth in their relationship with themselves and with others.

In sessions, I’m fully myself, warm, direct when needed, and human, with room for laughter alongside the hard parts.

You’re not a problem to be solved. You need space to meet yourself honestly, and the kind of support that helps your insight turn into change you can actually live.

I like to have meaningful conversations