I provide psychological and neuropsychological assessment, intervention and rehabilitation for adults experiencing the cognitive, emotional and psychological consequences of brain injury, neurological conditions and other complex health difficulties.

With over 20 years’ experience across the NHS and private sector, including more than 17 years as a qualified Clinical Psychologist, I bring extensive experience in neuropsychology, mental health and rehabilitation. My approach recognises the close relationship between cognitive functioning, emotional wellbeing, behaviour and everyday activities, with interventions tailored to each person's needs, circumstances and rehabilitation goals.

I work with adults experiencing difficulties following acquired brain injury, concussion or mild traumatic brain injury, as well as those living with functional neurological symptoms, long-term physical health conditions and other neurological difficulties.

Depending on individual needs, my work may include:

• Neuropsychological assessment to understand cognitive strengths and difficulties, including memory, attention, executive functioning and their impact on everyday life.

• Cognitive rehabilitation to develop practical strategies, routines and compensatory approaches that support daily functioning and independence.

• Psychological intervention to address emotional and behavioural difficulties, including anxiety, adjustment, reduced confidence, distress and changes in identity or roles following injury or illness.

• Support with rehabilitation engagement where cognitive, emotional or motivational difficulties are affecting participation, consistency or progress.

• Adjustment to injury, illness or disability, helping people develop realistic goals and find ways to move forward in the context of changed circumstances.

• Collaborative goal-setting and formulation, bringing together cognitive, psychological and contextual factors to inform an individualised plan.

Intervention is informed by the person's presentation, priorities and goals, with an emphasis on practical strategies and meaningful changes in everyday life.

Working with professional referrers

I welcome enquiries and referrals from case managers, solicitors and other professionals involved in the care, rehabilitation and support of adults with acquired brain injury, neurological conditions and complex health needs.

I aim to provide a considered, individualised service that identifies the factors affecting functioning and rehabilitation, clarifies treatment needs and supports progress towards meaningful goals.

Please get in touch to discuss a potential referral, the person's needs and whether my experience and services are appropriate for the case.