Eugenie is a clinical psychologist with over fifteen years’ experience working with children, adolescents, adults, and families in both public and private settings.
Her earlier work in cognitive and educational assessments has shaped her understanding of child development and learning needs. She has a special interest in perinatal mental health, and parent-child attachment, and to this end has pursued further training including intensive circle of security training and infant observation. Eugenie enjoys supporting people through life transitions, developmental and complex trauma, and identity challenges.
She supports clients with a wide range of issues, including:
- Anxiety and depression
- Grief and loss
- Perinatal and postnatal mental health
- Developmental and Complex Trauma
- Relationship and family dynamics
- Self-worth and identity development
- Early bonding and attachment between parents and children, parenting issues.
- Women’s health including endometriosis, fertility issues, pregnancy loss and birth trauma
Eugenie believes therapy works best when it is rooted in compassion, trust, and a shared understanding of one’s unique journey. Eugenie values creating a space where clients feel seen and supported. Her approach is warm and grounded in the belief that therapy is a collaborative experience – one that honours each person’s story, strengths, and hopes for change. She works flexibly with a range of evidence-based therapeutic approaches, including:
- EMDR
- CBT,
- Mindfulness
- ACT,
- schema therapy
- psychodynamic
- attachment-based models.
Eugenie is passionate about tailoring trauma-informed and neurodiversity affirming therapy to the unique needs of each client.