I am a humanistic therapist, which means I believe in the individuality of each person with whom I work. I believe in understanding and respecting who each of us are and our unique life experiences. I know that while our histories continue to impact us in the present, this is not all that we are and I am interested in how we shape and manage ourselves in response to our experience every day. I draw from a range of psychotherapeutic theories and am creative in my approach to ensure that therapy is specific to the needs of the individual.