I am interested in what happens between people – in relationships, groups, and organisations – and in the emotional dynamics that shape how we experience ourselves and others. I see therapy as a space for reflection, curiosity, and emotional understanding, where difficult experiences can gradually become more thinkable and less isolating.

“Man is primarily a social being, a particle of a group. The apparent possibility for him to live as an isolated ‘individual’ is the result of later, more complex developments. …What stands in need of explanation is not the existence of groups but the existence of individuals (Foulkes and Anthony, 1957, p. 215).