I have worked in a further education institution, in an LGBT+ charity, for the national charity Mind and a low-cost scheme offering 1:1 counselling. Currently I freelance for a psychology service BGPS as an Associate Counsellor offering 1:1 counselling for staff and clients who have experienced homelessness. This work takes me to less conventional therapeutic settings, for example in cafes, parks, walking and talking and in-reach in clients’ homes often working in collaboration with other services. I deliver Reflective Practice Group Sessions for staff members in a range of organisations and 1:1 Reflective Practice. I work as a counsellor for the NHS and in partnership with a social enterprise organisation Fat Macys offering counselling for service users and staff members. I run my private practice in a therapeutic setting, Longcroft House (EC2M).

Before training as a counsellor, I worked as a facilitator in various community settings and organisations with homeless people, refugees, migrants, women who had experienced abuse, street drinkers, young people with and without disabilities and the LGBT+ community using creativity to support and explore possibilities of change. I have run workshops to develop self-esteem, and confidence to speak in public and explore feelings of dysphoria, displacement and being marginalised. My work connects to people from various backgrounds, cultures, genders, sexualities and diversities.