Her dramatherapy training is underpinned in Jungian psychology, developmental psychology and Rudolf Laban’s movement analysis.

Her professional experience has covered many aspects of mental health, with her areas of expertise being in identity difficulties, body image, eating disorders or disordered eating, bereavement, autism, PTSD, abuse, self-harm, neglect and developmental trauma. She has also worked with both adults and children/adolescents throughout her career.

Alice believes in an integrative approach to therapy, drawing on her knowledge and experience of music, movement, visual arts and interpersonal dynamics to support a warm, authentic relationship with clients. She creates a safe space for people to explore what they might be struggling with and to bring parts of themselves that it may not feel safe to bring elsewhere. She is passionate about the importance of the mind-body connection and using creative ways to allow clients to express themselves beyond words.

Alice works with the principle that the power to change is within you and her role is to facilitate that insight and trust in yourself, strengthening your inner resources. She views the therapeutic relationship as a collaboration in which you will feel empowered in your therapy process.