In practice since 1990, my approach is very much 'tailored' to the individuals, couples or groups I work with. My clients say they find me insightful, intuitive, humourous, pragmatic and down-to-earth. I hope I bring gravitas and integrity to my work, believing that my own limitations and imperfections are only human. I am fortunate to be able to draw on the rich experience of working with many skillful Counselling and Psychotherapy trainers and therapists, and the courage, integrity and uniqueness of my students and clients. My approach gives those I work with, the permission, support, and challenge, to be more of who they truly are.

A little about me........ I played cricket for Kent, once; ran around Soho furiously to all the tailors for nine months; collected cash from tills at Butlins; poured white-hot molten metal into casts; emigrated to Toronto where I discovered photography; had my eyes opened at Art College; photographed, amongst others, Hell’s Angels, Benedictine monks and Joan Collins; lectured in creative photography at various art colleges across England; spent nearly ten years trying and failing to be a musical ‘someone’, whilst being a projectionist; created the first organic vegetarian restaurant in South London and took ordination as an Interfaith Minister. My own inner, and outer material collapse, led me to therapy at 38 years old and, eventually, as a consequence, to my own training as a therapist. Now thirty five years later I help both clients and other therapists be more truly who they are, while having the occasional photographic image exhibition. I still, in this insecure and unpredictable world, live by the ‘seat of my pants’ and hope to cultivate the courage to love amongst the fears, trials and tribulations of our inner and outer world. I live with my wife just outside Hereford and have ten grandchildren.

My practice room is approximately 15 mins from Hereford and within easy reach of Ross-on-Wye, Ledbury, Abergavenny, Monmouth and Hay-on-Wye.