I have a particular interest in perinatal mental health. This includes working with individuals who have struggled with fertility or suffered a loss during pregnancy.

 

Pregnancy loss is a unique type of grief, also known as an “invisible” or “silent” loss. It can have a profound psychological impact on a significant proportion of people, which may affect all areas of their lives. The lack of public awareness and recognition surrounding this specific type of loss often prevents individuals from speaking up and seeking help.

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I offer a supportive space to sensitively explore your personal experience, the meanings attached to it, and any feelings that may arise during this difficult time.

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My doctoral research focused on women's experience of pregnancy loss and subsequent childbirth. I am keenly interested in keeping up with developments in the perinatal field.