I am a Clinical Psychologist with a strong academic background in theology, education, and clinical psychology, holding degrees that include a Bachelor of Theology, Master of Arts, Master of Education, and a PhD in Clinical Psychology. My educational journey has equipped me with a deep understanding of the human experience—integrating psychological science with empathy, ethics, and personal meaning. Over the years, I have worked as a consultant psychologist in diverse settings, including corporate institutions, mental health facilities, and social service organizations, as well as serving as an adjunct lecturer. Through these experiences, I have honed my skills in assessment, psychotherapy, supervision, and mental health education across a wide range of populations.
In my clinical practice, I draw heavily on psychodynamic therapy, helping clients uncover unconscious patterns, unresolved conflicts, and attachment experiences that shape their emotional lives and relationships. I work extensively with individuals struggling with bipolar disorder, addiction, anxiety, and attachment-related challenges, offering a safe and reflective space for deep insight and transformation. My approach combines self-awareness and emotional exploration with practical therapeutic tools, empowering clients to understand the roots of their struggles while developing healthier coping mechanisms. Ultimately, I aim to support clients in achieving greater emotional balance, authenticity, and meaningful connection in their lives.