About me

I bring a range of perspectives to my therapeutic work. I was born and raised in Dublin, and have lived and worked on 3 continents; across the public, private and not for profit sectors. I am currently based in Thailand. I have a young family, and a dog called Puca.

I believe good therapy grows from a real relationship between two people. If you would like to find out more, get in touch to arrange a free introductory call.

My approach

Psychotherapy has tried to reduce our suffering: Our loneliness, depression, and anxiety. Pain can emerge from many places: Our relationships and family life; our work life; sexuality; death; loss; and our search for meaning and purpose to name just a few.

We also live in a troubled world.

Climate collapse; peaking inequality; a housing crisis; an AI revolution; war; economic uncertainty; identity politics. These forces can strain and warp our sense of self. How do we live in the modern world?

Working with me means building a strong and trusting personal relationship; and using that relationship to explore the causes of suffering in your world. Together we will surface patterns and paradoxes that cause you pain. We will explore where you have freedom to approach your world differently, (and where you don’t), and try to grasp opportunities to be more joyful, authentic and whole.

Specialties

Methodologies

Education

I am an accredited member of the Irish Council for Psychotherapy, and the Irish Association of Humanistic and Integrative Psychotherapy. I am also a self-confessed nerd. My academic qualifications include:

MA in Psychotherapy (Dublin Business School)
MSc in Organisational and Social Psychology (London School of Economics)
MA in Human Resources Management (CIPD)
HDip in Counselling and Psychotherapy (Dublin Business School)
BA in Economics and Psychology (Trinity College Dublin)