I provide mental health services using creative arts and dramatic arts in order to enact change, transformation, and healing in my clients. This may include role-play, character development, story creation and telling, and movement-based exercises.

I follow a humanistic approach, based on the notion of unconditional positive regard, acceptance, and empowerment. My approach is strongly informed by a trauma-lens and awareness of intergenerational and intersectional dynamics of power and oppression.

I have experience in the field of mental health with adults with a variety of mental health difficulties, including eating disorders, anxiety and mood disorders, as well as attachment difficulties. I have also much experience with children (6 years +) and adolescents at risk, with issues related to anxiety, self-esteem, displacement, attachment difficulties and questions of grief and identity.