• Goodwill drives my psychotherapy practice and my personal values. And my practice supports the charities listed below that help alleviate the suffering of the people of Palestine and other indigenous peoples who continue to be persecuted and exploited around the world right now in 2026.

    As a psychotherapist I endeavour to help you fully address your needs and concerns with fairness, honest challenge, and compassion throughout each session. And to finding collaborative solutions with you where they are humanly possible.  I invite open dialogue at all times so that I can provide the best possible service to you as my patient.

    However, I’m only human, and should you feel that I have failed to do my best with you and you are unhappy with the quality of support you receive in any psychotherapy session you attend you have 7 days within which to request a free session without challenge or question. 

🇺🇳 Natural Human Beings

“Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. We are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. Whatever affects one directly, affects all indirectly.”
~ Martin Luther King Jr.

Authentic human beings are those who live according to the intuitive intelligence we used to call ‘common sense’. Namely, the possession of a natural respect for self and others, a desire to live cooperatively, a drive towards honesty, and with goodwill where possible, whilst avoiding at all costs, any form of abuse towards other beings and the environment. Many native peoples around the world consider absence of this common sense to be unnatural and an affront to the community. Our narcissistic culture has corrupted what it is to be a natural human being, so that innocent people - who have always been the least deserving of hardship and abuse - are now the first to suffer them in our greed-driven, self-obsessed society. Look at Palestine, Lebanon, Yemen, and Iran right now. What harm did these people ever do to us? Historically, look at the Americas, Australia, Africa, and other places where natural human beings were subjected to mass genocide by ‘the civilised’ who stole their lands, identities, and resources. It is an enduring disgrace that we continue to allow this to happen in 2026.

At home, on an individual level, many of my patients are survivors of the same kind of evils: neglect, mistreatment, stigmatisation, exploitation and abuse of children. Others of workplaces that harass, degrade, under-pay, and undervalue hard-working people. Still others suffer in friendships, families and partnerships the inauthenticity, manipulations, and false ways of relating that society now calls ‘normal’, as we allow an unnatural darkness to travel and proliferate among us. It doesn’t have to be this way. And good mental health must include returning to our true nature and the voice of our conscience as ‘an authentic human being’, and responding to injustices everywhere in a genuinely human way.

This practice proudly supports: