As a UKCP accredited psychotherapist and trauma specialist, I am frequently invited to contribute mental health insights to leading national and international publications. My expertise in trauma, anxiety, intergenerational trauma, cultural identity, menopause and the neuroscience of mental health has been featured across widely read outlets including The Telegraph, The Independent, Stylist, Psychologies and Healthline.

My academic background in BSc (Hons) Chemistry with Biomedical Sciences, combined with my Master of Science in Contemporary Person Centred Psychotherapy, gives me a genuine scientific foundation for the media commentary I provide. I bring neurobiology and neuroscience to my contributions in an accessible, jargon free way, helping readers and audiences understand not just what they are experiencing emotionally, but what is happening in their brain and nervous system at a biological level.

This includes explaining how trauma rewires neural pathways, how the autonomic nervous system responds to chronic stress, and how nervous system regulation strategies can support recovery and emotional healing. I am particularly passionate about making neuroscience accessible to general audiences, demystifying complex brain science in a way that feels empowering rather than overwhelming. If you are looking for a media contributor who can bridge the gap between rigorous clinical science and warm, human storytelling, I would love to collaborate with you.

If you’re interested in media contributions, featuring me in a story, or collaborating directly for mental health insights, particularly in psychotherapy and trauma specialisation, I’d love to hear from you.
As a UKCP accredited psychotherapist and trauma specialist, I am passionate about bringing evidence based mental health insight into the public conversation, through journalism, expert commentary and collaborative media partnerships. My contributions span trauma and PTSD, anxiety and emotional regulation, intergenerational trauma, South Asian mental health and cultural identity, menopause and perimenopause, bereavement and grief, and the neuroscience of mental health and healing. I believe that making psychotherapy visible and accessible in the media is one of the most powerful ways to reduce stigma, reach people who would never otherwise seek support, and normalise the conversation around mental health in all its complexity. If you would like to feature my expertise in your publication, podcast, broadcast or digital platform, please do get in touch, I respond to all media enquiries promptly and warmly.

The media contributions below represent a snapshot of my published expert commentary across national and international outlets. Each piece reflects my commitment to making psychotherapy, trauma recovery and mental health science accessible, culturally informed and grounded in real lived experience, not just clinical theory. I am always open to new media collaborations, journalist enquiries and expert commentary requests, whether for print, digital, podcast or broadcast. If you would like to feature my expertise or include my voice in your next piece, please get in touch via my contact page and I will respond warmly and promptly.
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