Hello, I'm Justine, and I work alongside families, individuals and couples through change and complexity
A Tavistock and Portman trained Systemic and Family Therapist, with an MA in Systemic Psychotherapy accredited by The Association for Family Therapy and Systemic Practice (AFSP).
Warm, collaborative and non-judgemental
I specialise in family therapy, and work with children, young people, individuals, couples and schools across a range of emotional, behavioural and relational challenges. My approach focuses on understanding each person within the wider context of their relationships, culture and experiences, never in isolation.
My clinical background spans CAMHS Family Therapy, school and community settings, and I bring a systemic lens to how family, school and peer relationships shape a young person's sense of identity. I have experience in working with mixed-heritage children and families.
Where my work comes from
Tavistock & Portman
Four years' training at The Tavistock & Portman NHS Foundation Trust, and an MA in Systemic Psychotherapy.
Clinical experience
Specialist NHS (Tier 3 CAMHS) mental health support for children with more complex needs, alongside school and community settings.
Accredited & ethical
I work in accordance with AFSP's policies and procedures, alongside my personal ethics that are collaborative, anti-oppressive and anti-racist.
"My aim is to create a safe, reflective space where real and lasting change can grow."
I work alongside families, individuals and couples to strengthen communication, navigate periods of stress or breakdown, and develop new ways of understanding and supporting one another.
- Families navigating change, stress or breakdown.
- Children and young people with emotional and behavioural difficulties.
- Neurodiversity, Emotionally Based School Avoidance, low mood and anxiety.
- Individuals navigating anxiety, life transitions or identity.
- Couples working through communication, conflict or change.
- Schools and pastoral teams supporting a young person systemically.
Taking the first step
We can arrange a first session or simply talk on the telephone to see whether working together feels right.