My Commitment to Equality, Diversity & Inclusion
I value diversity in all its forms. I was raised in a neurodivergent, mixed heritage family in London, United Kingdom. I strive to ensure non-discrimination and inclusivity. I am neurodiversity and LGBTQIA+ affirming and I am anti-racist. I acknowledge the places where I hold privilege, power, and biases and I am committed to working on these. I am also committed to on going learning, continued professional development, training and clinical supervision to continue to grow and develop as a practitioner and human being.
I warmly welcome you exactly as you are, whatever your background, identity, or story. My practice is a safe, affirming space for everyone, and I’m passionate about making therapy accessible and meaningful for all. I actively challenge racism and prejudice in all forms, celebrate LGBTQIA+ journeys with full inclusion, and prioritise disability access (including neurodivergence) through flexible adaptations like sensory-friendly sessions. Your experiences of culture, race, faith, religion/belief, spirituality, gender, sex, and sexual orientation, class, age, disability shape who you are, and I honour them through trauma-informed, person-centred care. I’m always learning, reflecting, and growing to ensure my practice stays compassionate, ethical, and truly inclusive.