About me

I’m a native English-speaking counsellor in Stockholm, Sweden. I am British Croatian, and I am neurodivergent.

I have worked and/or studied within the fields of psychology, mental health and wellbeing since 1995, and worked in private practice as a counsellor since 2010. I have also previously worked as an outreach and school counsellor. I now work one-to-one with teens and with adults.

I also work as a clinical supervisor, with experience in both individual and group peer supervision since 2020. 

I am registered with the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP). This means that I work within their Code of Ethics. I have current insurance to practice counselling and supervision with clients around the world, and my registered VAT (MOMS) number in Sweden is SE770116138701.

What areas do I work with?

I have a particular interest in the impact of difference, whether cultural, relating to faith and belief, or individual e.g. neurodivergence such as ADHD, autism, PDA, giftedness or sensory sensitivities; mental health problems; or gender, sexual or relationship diversity.

I also work with issues relating to life transition points, and their impact on relationships with self and others. These transitions might include:

• Identity including questions around your gender or sexual identity, whether you have ADHD or autism, age-related changes (menopause/andropause), or issues around the twin relationship
• Life changes like marriage, parenthood, or relationship breakdown
• Start or end of life, birth, loss, and death
• Loss of faith or uncertainty surrounding end of life

Transitions can result in existential crisis, where everything you feel like you have lost what you once assumed or expected in life. You may feel uncertain or afraid, or wondering, what is my purpose?

For information about my therapy training, please click here. If you want to know more about my complete professional background, you are welcome to check out my profile on LinkedIn.