Values and Ethical Framework

My practice is grounded in relational and systemic thinking, recognising that psychological

experiences emerge within relationships, histories and wider social contexts rather than

existing solely within individuals.

I work from a neurodivergence‑affirming, queer‑affirming, and culturally-sensitive perspective,

respectingdiverse ways of experiencing identity, relationships and the world. My approach is informed

by intersectional understandings of how social, cultural and relational factors shape

wellbeing.

Rather than pathologising difference, therapy aims to create a reflective space where

experiences can be understood with curiosity, compassion and respect for each person’s

unique context.

Across all areas of my work, the aim is to support greater understanding, relational safety

and meaningful change.