Holding attention to how you relate in the room, I track the small moments—silences, tensions, repeated gestures—and gently name the links to earlier experiences so they become understandable rather than overwhelming. In weekly sessions in Twickenham or online, spoken in English, we move at a steady, patient pace, sometimes pausing to reflect on feelings that surface between meetings. The work is collaborative: I listen closely, offer observations, and you decide what feels true and useful. This way of working often suits people seeking deeper clarity about repeating relationship patterns and unresolved loss.

Holding attention to how you relate in the room, I track the small moments—silences, tensions, repeated gestures—and gently name the links to earlier experiences so they become understandable rather than overwhelming. In weekly sessions in Twickenham or online, spoken in English, we move at a steady, patient pace, sometimes pausing to reflect on feelings that surface between meetings. The work is collaborative: I listen closely, offer observations, and you decide what feels true and useful. This way of working often suits people seeking deeper clarity about repeating relationship patterns and unresolved loss.