QUALIFICATIONS

Drawing on my specialised training and years of experience, I am committed to providing compassionate and effective therapy to all of my clients.

Education and training

Relevant professional experience

I have been practising therapy for over ten years, currently managing my own private practice in Notting Hill. Prior to this, I gained extensive experience at Angels – Zagreb, a non-profit multidisciplinary therapy centre in Croatia, from 2011 to 2016. At Angels – Zagreb, I provided both counselling and neurotherapy (neurofeedback) to clients of all ages, supporting those facing challenges such as anxiety, depression, sleep problems, and neurodevelopmental conditions, including autism, ADHD, and epilepsy.

My time at Angels – Zagreb was deeply rewarding, both personally and professionally. I developed a strong understanding of the importance of building trusting therapeutic relationships and the power of evidence-based therapies in achieving meaningful, lasting outcomes. These insights continue to shape my approach to therapy today, and I remain grateful for the experience and knowledge I gained during this period.

In addition to my work at Angels – Zagreb, I had the privilege of volunteering as a therapist with several organizations in Croatia. At Circles, a non-profit dedicated to supporting individuals with chronic health conditions, I provided individual therapy to clients facing a wide range of challenges. I also volunteered at the Sisters of Charity teaching hospital, assisting in multi-family group therapy sessions focused on addiction-related issues. Furthermore, I volunteered at a specialized hospital for children with neurological disorders, where I supported the mothers-babies department. This role allowed me to work with both mothers and their children, assisting them in navigating complex health challenges.

These volunteer roles were transformative, providing me with invaluable insights into the diverse ways therapy can foster healing and personal growth. They reinforced my belief in the profound impact that compassionate, focused therapeutic support can have on individuals and families.

Accreditation

Maintaining high standards of practice is a top priority for me, and I take this responsibility seriously. As a member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP), I adhere to their rigorous code of ethics and professional standards. This includes regular personal therapy and supervision with senior clinicians, ongoing consultation with peers and other mental health experts, and a commitment to continual professional development and education.

In addition to my BACP membership, I am also accredited by the European Association for Psychotherapy (EAP) and hold the European Certificate for Psychotherapy (ECP). The ECP is a prestigious international accreditation that reflects a high level of competence and ethical practice in psychotherapy. This certification requires rigorous training and continuous professional development, ensuring that I meet the highest standards in the field of psychotherapy across Europe.

By holding both the BACP and ECP accreditations, I am committed to providing the highest quality of care, underpinned by both UK and European professional standards.

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