Creative, compassionate, and intuitive, I am guided by the belief that art is not simply an act of making, but of witnessing and containing, allowing individuals to be held, seen, and heard in the fullness of their being.

My clinical experience includes working within the NHS inpatient rehabilitation with adults experiencing acute psychosis and Educational settings/ communities supporting young individuals struggling with emotional regulation, PTSD, anxiety, depression, and neurodevelopmental challenges.

My work is founded on a psychodynamic, integrative and trauma-informed approach, with a focus on emotional wellbeing and identity, while we work towards the defined aims collaboratively. I bring my lived experience and holding presence to our sessions, with the intention of creating a safe and containing space for individuals to express, explore, and reflect on uncomfortable emotions and experiences.

I completed my training at Brunel University London, in partnership with CNWL NHS Foundation Trust, with 690+ hours of clinical placement experience working with adults and young individuals combined. I am an HCPC Registered Art Psychotherapist. Additionally, I am a full BAAT (British Association of Art Therapy) Member and a committee member at TATAI (The Art Therapy Association of India).

My journey into Arts in Health began with my background as an artist, where my practice invited the audience to connect and reflect on their lived experiences through sensory stimuli. My works similar to me, always remained curious and eager to connect with people. Alongside doing exhibitions and gaining appreciation for art practice. I have experience as an art educator and creative facilitator, working with children and young individuals in schools and charities.