A bit about me
I underwent my therapy training during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic, which not only granted me my qualifications but also afforded me extensive experience working both in-person and online with clients.
Throughout my teenage years and well into adulthood, I consistently felt like an outsider, constantly striving to comprehend my friends and peers while grappling with a profound sense of difference. My thought processes seemed to diverge significantly from those around me, leading to periods of low self-esteem, social isolation, and depression.
As an adult, after raising two children and navigating their ADHD/autism diagnoses, I embarked on a journey to understand my own neurodivergent mind. Through extensive therapy aimed at processing past traumas and gaining insight into my unique cognitive processes, I have arrived at a place of self-acceptance and inner peace. While I still encounter challenging days—because, after all, I am only human—I no longer dwell in self-loathing or persistent sadness.
This personal transformation inspired me to establish a therapeutic space where clients could benefit from the expertise of a practitioner who not only possesses academic knowledge but also intimately understands the lived experience of neurodivergence.