My Approach
My mission is to provide trauma-informed, culturally sensitive, and client-centered unfolding work. My vision is that this work will empowers us to heal, grow, and step into becoming a friend to ourselves and each other.
I specialise in supporting people…
Who are navigating complex cultures at work or in society
Who are affected by systemic oppression, or…
Who desire a therapeutic approach that lies outside the psycho-therapeutic system which has historically ignored, silenced, or pathologized the experiences of people from marginalized communities (neurodivergent, queer, PoC, etc.)
Meanwhile I also work with people to address a broad range of general psychological challenges, including anxiety, depression, relationship issues, personal growth, grief, and childhood wounds.
The decolonial approach means that instead of a relationship where I know what’s best and I impose my tools, we meet in shared life experiences to see where life wants to take us and how we want to navigate things together.
By creating a safe and brave enough space, we create a container for transformative unfoldment to occur, tailored to each individuals unique identity and needs.
What is Unfoldment?
The therapeutic lens is retrospective, meaning that it looks towards the past, searching through early experiences, family dynamics, and trauma to make sense of current struggles. This work is corrective, focused on “fixing” what went wrong, in hopes that healing those wounds will create relief in the present.
While this can be deeply valuable, the future remains blurry, secondary, or unspoken, rarely integrated into the work as a living part of the process.
On the other hand, traditional coaching tends to orient itself firmly toward the future. It starts from where you are now and focuses on where you're going—setting goals, clarifying vision, building alignment, and taking action. The past is acknowledged, but only briefly, often seen as less relevant or even a distraction. Coaching is typically structured around performance, achievement, and progress—emphasizing the need to do more, optimize better, and move forward faster.
Both models, despite their differences, often begin with a subtle (or overt) assumption: that the present version of you is lacking, broken, or not enough. Whether it's therapy trying to repair your past self, or coaching trying to shape your future one, the now is treated as a problem to be solved. With unfolding, I offer a different path. We trust that who you are in this moment is already whole—even if blocked, burdened, or unclear.
Instead of looking only backward or forward, Unfolding invites you into the deep present—a space where past, present, and future can be held together with compassion. Rather than a therapist or coach directing the path, we sit in presence together, and I facilitate you growing into your own capacity to listen inward and trust your innate knowing. From this space, healing and becoming happen not through effort or correction, but through presence, permission, and emergence, in a way that integrates past, present, and future.
My Training
Beyond my classical training in clinical psychology, I have been trained in the following modalities:
Parts Work in the IFS and Voice Dialogue modals,
Somatic Work via Somatic Experiencing and Bodynamics,
Presence Work via the Ridhwan’s School’s Diamon Approach.
This combination of parts, process and presence come together to allow us to work with your mind, body, and spirit to find what’s stuck and what wants to unfold into golden goodness.