About
After 18 years in London’s finance sector, I trained as a psychotherapist, coach, and organisational consultant.
My work focuses on resilience, performance, and integrative functional health approaches, grounded in psychology, physiology, and relational practice.
I work with individuals, leaders, and organisations facing sustained demand, complexity, and change.
My approach is shaped by both academic training and senior-level professional experience.
Fertile Void
The "fertile void" is a concept from Gestalt therapy, introduced by Fritz Perls, describing a state of emptiness that is rich with potential for growth and creativity.
In the context of the Gestalt cycle of experience, this void represents a moment of stillness or uncertainty between the end of one experience and the beginning of another. Rather than being a barren space, it is a fertile ground where new possibilities and insights can emerge.
This idea also has parallels in existential philosophy, where embracing the unknown leads to personal development.
Similar concepts are found in Taoism, with the Tao as an empty yet generative force, and in Buddhism's Śūnyatā (emptiness), which holds the potential for all things to arise.
Professional Associations and Certifications
