Your questions, answered
Everything you need to know before getting in touch – and a few things you didn’t know you needed to know.
I support you to move beyond symptom management and develop the depth, clarity and self-trust that outlast the work itself. These are often the quiet changes that make lasting therapy, and they are what your fee is really paying for.
Questions about fees, payment, etc.
What's your fee for individual psychotherapy?
Individual Psychotherapy: £120 – £210
- Online and In person sessions
- Guaranteed appointment time and day every week
- Weekly or twice-weekly sessions
- Sessions last 50 minutes
- No minimum or maximum number of sessions
My fees for individual sessions are offered on a sliding scale, negotiated between us based on your financial situation. The standard fee is £135.
What are your fees for Couples Counselling?
- Online and In person sessions
- Guaranteed appointment time and day every week
- Weekly or bi-weekly sessions
- Sessions last 50 minutes
- No minimum or maximum number of sessions
Do you take insurance?
How does the payment work?
The first session is paid for in advance by bank transfer. Usually, for ongoing sessions payment is made on a monthly basis.
What's your cancellation policy?
We both commit to protecting the appointment time slot to support the continuity and depth of the therapeutic work.
I charge the full session fee for missed or cancelled sessions. I exempt sessions cancelled due to chronic illness, living with a disability, or hospitalisation. Any commitments booked before starting therapy that cannot be rearranged are also exempt.
If I am able to offer you an alternative appointment time within the same working week, I will.
Questions about therapy with me
When is your next availability?
Please check my current availability here. You can drop me a line via the secure form, or book a free 15-minute consultation to clarify any questions you may have.
Online, in-person, or hybrid therapy?
I work online across the UK by secure video. In person I see clients at my private practice on a quiet cul-de-sac, near the Wimbledon Common. Some of my clients combine online therapy with in-person meetings – we can discuss what works best for you when we meet.
Do you work with couples as well as individuals?
Yes. I offer weekly open-ended therapy for both individuals and couples – though not both at the same time. If you’re currently seeing me individually, I wouldn’t also take you on as a couples client, and vice versa. This avoids any conflict of interest. Not sure which is right for you? Call or drop me a line and we can talk it through.
Do you offer therapy in German?
Yes. Sessions are available in English or in German – just let me know which you’d prefer.
Do you work with young people?
I work with adults from 18 upwards. For younger clients, I’d recommend searching for a qualified Child & Adolescent therapist via the BACP’s Find a Therapist directory or UKCP’s Therapist directory.
What if I've never done therapy before?
That’s entirely normal. We’ll go at your pace. There’s no pressure, no assumption, no jargon.
What if I see you out and about in Wimbledon?
If I spot you, I won’t approach you or give any sign that I know you. Your confidentiality comes first, always. If you’d like to say hello, a nod is very welcome. And if you’d rather walk on by, that’s completely fine too.
I'm allergic to cats - will this be a problem?
Honestly, probably yes – if you’re coming in person. Two cats live in the house and consider the therapy room very much part of their territory. Online sessions, of course, are entirely cat-free.
Do you work with complex trauma?
Yes. I have extensive training in complex trauma, attachment and body-based approaches. I don’t position myself as a specialist trauma therapist, but trauma-informed work sits at the heart of how I practise, whether someone comes in for burnout, a relationship difficulty, or a life transition. Where complex trauma or developmental trauma is part of what has shaped you, there is space here to understand and work with it.