About Me

I work with capable adults who look composed, successful and in control, yet privately feel misaligned, exhausted, relationally strained or disconnected from themselves.

I have spent over two decades immersed in psychology and sexology, not only studying people but observing how we construct identities, relationships and entire lives around narratives that no longer serve us. My work sits at the intersection of existential psychotherapy, cognitive therapies and systemic thinking, grounded in clinical rigour but unafraid of difficult truth.

Most problems are not what they appear to be.

Burnout is rarely just exhaustion.
Sexual disconnection is rarely just libido.
Relationship breakdown is rarely just communication.

When something fractures in one part of life, it reverberates across the whole system.

This understanding led me to develop the Dharmaplicity Six Domains Model, a framework that examines six core areas of human life: psychological, emotional, relational, physical, financial and spiritual. I do not work in fragments. We look at structure. We look at patterns. We look at what you avoid.

Sexuality is not treated as an optional topic or an awkward add on. It is central. Sexual self image influences confidence, attachment, power dynamics and relational depth. Ignoring it leaves the work incomplete. Approaching it with maturity restores coherence.

I do not believe in therapy that keeps people dependent. I believe in confronting truth with courage. I believe in clarity over comfort. I believe that most people are capable of far more psychological responsibility than they realise.

This work is not about fixing you. It is about aligning you.

Whether we work together briefly or over a longer period, the aim is the same: to restore internal structure so that your external life no longer feels like a performance.

If this resonates, begin with a single session.