I am an Anglo-Arab UKCP registered Psychotherapist, Group Analyst and Clinical Supervisor with a Masters Degree in Psychoanalysis, History & Culture. I have been practicing for over 15 years with the majority of my clients feeling marginalised from society and/or alienated from themselves.   My work  has predominately focussed on questions about how to feel at home within oneself in a society that imposes ideas of normality and acceptability.  I understand how coming from a strict conservative upbringing can make the idea of therapy feel frightening and exposing.  My starting point is to create an environment where you feel safe

Hi there, I’ve been working as a queer therapist and wishing mental health for well over 15 years in a combination of private practice, community based organisations and charities. I have worked extensively with female survivors of sexual abuse and sexual violence at North London Rape Crisis both as a therapist and running therapy groups. Ultimately, the relationship between you and your therapist is the most important thing about psychotherapy, so really trust your instincts on who feels like the best person for you to contact. After that, talking together with someone outside of your day to day life who