For almost 20 years I have been living between Italy, my home country, and London, which has also become home. The unexpected challenges I faced, together with the mixture of curiosity and longing that have been part of my experience, allowed me to develop an appreciation for the transformative impact of change. It also taught me the importance of being flexible and keeping a sense of humour.

I hold an Ma in Anthropology of Health, and one in Death Studies and the End of Life; talking about death in all its aspects - from grief, to existential questions - remains one of our society's biggest taboos. My practice is intentionally designed to be a safe place to talk about any topic. I take a non-dogmatic interest in spirituality and its role in individual and collective life.

My vision of therapy is to see it as a form of art based on science. Every session is a unique piece I co-create with my clients.

I qualified as a Clinical Psychologist in 2007 at La Sapienza University in Rome. I am registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC), and the Italian Council of Psychologists.