Your Therapeutic Journey with Me
I listen to what is not being said.
I listen to what is deliberately left unspoken.
I read between the lines.
I observe with precision.
As Hermione Granger once put it: “I look past extraneous detail and perceive clearly what others overlook.”
Most people listen while preparing their response. They become distracted by noise, fixate on the wrong details, or hear only the loudest voice. In their eagerness to react, they miss the point entirely. I listen differently. I look for the signal within the noise — the message hidden in the information — and it is there that the truth begins to emerge.
There is an immense relief in telling another person your full story without fear of judgement or rejection. Psychotherapy offers a rare opportunity to see your life clearly — for better or worse — without distortion. Here, you are neither a great saint nor a great sinner. You are simply, unapologetically you.
It is a space where you can speak from the depths of your True Self — how life feels, looks, and lands for you — without fear of dismissal, abandonment, or misunderstanding. Together, we construct the story you may never have been able to tell in full. In the telling, the storyteller hears their own truth — and in that moment, the work of healing begins.
Through the trust we build, you will begin to recognise how people and events have shaped you over time. As we explore the dynamics of your subconscious mind, you will uncover patterns — some born in childhood — that continue to influence your relationships, choices, and self-perception. In time, these patterns lose their hold, and you regain the freedom to choose differently.
Therapy is a second chance. A return to the time before you learned to be false, when you desperately needed to be true. In the safety of the therapy room, you can be real again — raw, unfiltered, imperfect. The therapist can take it.
When you are allowed to be fully yourself, something awakens. The demand to wear a mask becomes lighter, more bearable. And in its place grows a new sense of aliveness — the kind that should have been yours from the start.
