About Me

Since my training in Voice Movement Therapy in 2008 I have been working with adults and young people as a voice therapist in various settings; in private practice, at University of East Anglia with drama students and at an inpatient eating disorders clinic. I ran voice groups and workshops for public for over a decade in England and Czechia.

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In 2012 I completed postgraduate training in Integrative Arts Child and Adolescent Counselling. I began to work at Break charity therapeutic team with young people with trauma and adverse childhood experiences, and their parents and carers and the system around them.  Working with adoption, fostering, in children's homes and schools, my specialism became addressing developmental and relational trauma and attachment difficulties, using expressive arts and relational approaches. I offered consultancy to support workers and management at children's homes to develop a more therapeutic and trauma-informed care.

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I have also worked in private practice with adults and teenagers. Since integrating Internal Family Systems therapy into my work, I enjoy supporting adults and adolescents finding, understanding and healing parts of themselves, connected to childhood trauma, family and cultural beliefs and intergenerational trauma. Being an immigrant, I am interested in supporting others with parts that are impacted by multi-cultural living, loss and minority stress. I am passionate about guiding others to grow a greater inner sense of peace, self-compassion and  balance. I too love getting curious about my own parts and strengthening my inner anchor- Self.