An Educational Psychologist working alongside children, young people, families, and schools to understand needs, reduce barriers, and create meaningful support.
My work places the child or young person at the centre of the process. I believe that behaviour, emotions, and learning make more sense when we take time to understand experiences, relationships, and the environments around them.
As a multilingual Educational Psychologist, I recognise the importance of culture, communication, and identity in understanding children and supporting families.
Comprehensive assessments designed to understand a child or young person's strengths, needs, and experiences.
Collaborative space for families or schools to explore concerns, understand patterns, and develop practical next steps.
Psychological advice, reports, annual review input, and support understanding needs and recommendations.
Tailored training and reflective support for schools and professionals across a range of topics.
"Behaviour, emotions, and learning make more sense when we take time to understand experiences, relationships, and the environments around them."
A note on my approachChildren and young people are not viewed as problems to be fixed, but as individuals whose experiences, communication, and behaviour deserve to be understood.
I aim to create a space where families, schools, and young people feel comfortable being honest about challenges without fear of judgement.
Being multilingual allows me to connect with families from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds, recognising every family brings valuable perspectives.
If you would like to discuss support for a child or young person, ask a question, or explore services for your school or organisation, I would be pleased to hear from you.