As someone who was born disabled, I have first-hand experience of navigating life as a wheelchair user while managing multiple long-term health conditions, including the use of an NJ (nasal jejunal) feeding tube.

 

These experiences have shaped my perspective and strengthened my commitment to accessibility, equality, and inclusion for people who are part of all marginalised, discriminated or oppressed groups.

 

My own lived experience also includes being a primary carer for a child with complex disabilities and supporting them as they grew into a successful happy young adult.

 

This combination of insight, personal values and my professional experience fuels my passion and motivation to offer an inclusive and supportive therapeutic process where people from all marginalised, disadvantaged and oppressed groups are valued and welcomed. I am committed to being an ally, and have lived experience of mainstream discrimination in many forms.