Corporate Corner.
Professional life is rarely just about work.
The pressures we experience there can become deeply connected to our confidence, identity, relationships and sense of self.
You may appear capable and composed while privately feeling overwhelmed, depleted or increasingly disconnected from yourself. You may be navigating a difficult workplace dynamic, carrying the pressure to perform, questioning your confidence or wondering whether the professional life you have built still fits who you are.
For women, these experiences can be further shaped by unequal expectations, workplace culture, caring responsibilities, hormonal change, neurodivergence, or the effort of balancing ambition with the wider demands of life.
With more than a decade of experience in fast-paced corporate environments, I understand that these pressures are complex and cannot always be separated neatly into “work” and “personal” concerns.
I offer therapy for women who want space to explore what is happening beneath the surface with someone who understands the environments in which these challenges arise.
Together, we can slow down, step back from pressure and explore any patterns, experiences and expectations affecting how you feel. Often, performance is innately connected with how you feel, whether you can achieve clarity - and I aim to support you with greater clarity, connection and a way forward that feels aligned with your values.
About me.
I understand how complex professional environments can be - from difficult workplace dynamics to relentless deadlines - because I have experienced those pressures myself.
Before becoming a counsellor and psychotherapist, I spent more than a decade working in talent advisory and talent acquisition across agency and global organisations, including Workday, Logitech and LinkedIn.
I worked across countries, cultures and teams, supporting professionals at different stages of their careers. My role involved understanding people’s experiences, recognising their strengths, preparing them for important conversations and helping them communicate their value with greater clarity.
I also worked closely with senior leaders, managed competing priorities and operated under demanding deadlines. I know what it can feel like to perform under pressure while navigating workplace dynamics, changing identities, self-doubt and important decisions - even when you feel overwhelmed or stuck beneath the surface.
For women, professional life can carry additional layers. Gendered expectations, caring responsibilities, matrescence, motherhood and the juggle that follows, hormonal changes, neurodivergence and the pressure to remain capable across every area of life can all shape how we experience ourselves at work - and how much of work we carry home.
I offer a neutral, collaborative therapeutic space for women who want to explore the relationship between their professional lives, emotional wellbeing, identity and sense of self - with a therapist who gets the complexity of the environments in which these experiences arise.