About

I am a Copenhagen-based psychologist and psychotherapist from England.

I have a special interest in neurodiversity, specifically autism in women and the impact of immigration on mental wellbeing. I offer individual sessions online and some face-to-face sessions at Hue Therapy, in Østerbro, Copenhagen.

Previous Work

I have worked with a range of patients and clinical settings during my training and after completing my Doctorate in Clinical Psychology at UCL in 2015.

Most recently, I worked in primary care and refugee services in the NHS and as an expert witness providing medico-legal assessments for people seeing asylum in UK, with Criterion A. Together with NELFT NHS psychologists and Forest Farm Peace Garden, we co-founded Growing Roots, a gardening group for refugees.

Prior to this, I worked in a secure inpatient ward with adults, in the community with children and adults with learning disabilities and with older adults in care homes, with dementia.

Following on my interest in autism and women, Sophie Standing and I co-created Camouflage, a graphic novel on autistic women’s experiences based on a research paper co-written with Will Mandy and Robyn Steward.

Professional Registration

I am registered as a practitioner psychologist with the Health Care Professionals Council in the UK, and an authorised psychologist with the Danish Patient Safety Authority in Denmark. I adhere to the Duty of Confidentiality and the Nordic Code of Ethics in my practice.