I have practised as a clinical psychologist for over 20 years and cover a wide spectrum of mental health problems in adults. I attained the highest mark within my Undergraduate Applied Psychology course, and subsequently completed a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology.

I specialise in assisting clients with a very broad range of adult mental health problems, including; depression, anxiety, phobias, obsessive compulsive disorder, anger management, panic disorder, relationship problems, social anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder, bereavement, worrying, work stress, bereavement, adjustment and adaptation challenges, low self-esteem, psychological obstacles to success, and assertiveness problems.

I also specialise in very detailed psychological assessments, including medico-legal reports (eg in relation to personal injury litigation cases). With my recent educational achievements and practical experience within the sport psychology domain, combined with both an extensive skill set from my prior clinical psychology experience and my exceptional prior grounding in applied psychology; I also firmly believe that I have a special platform for assisting clients in what could be broadly termed as life coaching and achieving targeted improvements in performance.

I have assisted many hundreds of adults within mental health problems since commencing my training in 1993 and post qualification from 1996. I work with many adult clients every week.

I have had responsibility for providing psychology services within a range of different contexts within the last 20 years. This has sometimes involved giving psychological consultation to other professionals working with clients with mental health problems. I have also had responsibility for managing and training trainee clinical psychologists and assistant psychologists, during my work within the NHS.

I have over 20 years of experience in clinical psychology. My experience in clinical psychology is centred on helping adults with a very broad range of mental health and life problems. I work primarily through a cognitive behavioural framework and have provided regular clinical psychology input in hospital and occupational settings within the last fifteen years. In addition to my clinical psychology commitments, I have returned to education and studied a taught Masters in Sport Psychology at University of North Wales at Bangor. I have completed seven out of the eight modules to date, and achieved the highest classification 'distinction' in each of the seven modules.