I didn’t start out as a counsellor. My first callings were to marketing, fashion and music — worlds of creativity, self-expression, and the joy of helping people feel good in their own skin. As a fashion designer and DJ, I poured myself into making beauty and energy tangible — through fabric, through sound, through presence.

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But over time, I began to sense something missing. After the clothes were styled and the music faded, many people still left feeling unseen. I realised that beneath the surface of style and celebration, there was often a quiet ache — a longing for real connection, healing, and meaning. No outfit or beat could quite reach that depth.

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That realisation changed everything.

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I chose to pivot — to study, to train, and to devote myself to the work of listening, presence, and emotional transformation. I became a counsellor because I wanted to hold space for what lies beneath, to meet people where they truly are, not just where they show up.

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My journey has taken me across continents and cultures. I’ve lived and worked in Geneva, Switzerland, and volunteered in Ghana — experiences that deepened my understanding of identity, belonging, and resilience. I’ve travelled extensively and immersed myself in many ways of living, loving, grieving, and growing. These experiences shaped how I see people — with nuance, cultural sensitivity, and compassion.

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This winding path — from business to beauty to belonging — is what makes me a multi-faceted counsellor. I bring creativity, curiosity, and lived experience to the therapy room, alongside formal psychological training.

Every part of this journey informs how I show up for others: grounded, open, and deeply human.