With expertise and great care, I work to restore confidence, calm, and joy to young people’s lives and learning. Often, the young people I see are struggling to thrive academically or emotionally at school or university, but it is not yet clear why or how best to help. In other cases, their thinking and learning differences are already known, but the question becomes how to empower them to truly thrive. Whatever the situation, my work involves developing a deep, holistic understanding of each young person’s unique profile of strengths, needs, and challenges within the context of their home and school environments, and guiding them toward transformative, tailored solutions.

Whilst I work principally with young people, parents, and schools, I also collaborate with others who play an important role in the young person's life — including tutors, nannies, and household staff — to ensure that there is a shared approach and understanding.

As an independent specialist, I regularly work within multidisciplinary teams alongside other leading professionals, including psychologists, psychiatrists, paediatricians, occupational therapists, and speech and language therapists. Very often, I tailor the team around a young person and their family and coordinate the professional input so that my families receive carefully joined-up guidance.

My work is discreet and bespoke in nature, and the number of families I work with is intentionally small in order to provide the very highest levels of care and attention. Most families are referred through trusted connections but parents are also welcome to directly make enquiries.