At Shore Psychology, I support children and young people experiencing a range of challenges with their mental health. My therapeutic practice is built on compassion and collaboration, and I am committed to delivering evidence-based care to children, young people, and their families. In my work, I am guided by established psychological models and best practice guidelines to help young people understand their emotions, build coping skills, and foster resilience. I also take pride in offering neuro-affirming practice which recognises and values the diverse strengths, needs, and experiences of each person I work with.

In addition to therapy, I conduct neurodevelopmental assessments for autism and attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). During this process, I place a strong emphasis on strengths-based assessment, ensuring that a young person’s abilities and potential are recognised alongside any challenges they may face.

Alongside my role at Shore Psychology, I also work as a Clinical Psychologist within NHS Scotland. I have experience working in the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS) as well as in a paediatric psychological service. As a result, I take a holistic approach to therapy, addressing both psychological and physical aspects of wellbeing. I have also had the opportunity to organise and facilitate parent-led anxiety groups, as well as provide training and supervision to colleagues and multidisciplinary healthcare teams.