Dr Chloe 

I became a psychologist because I’ve always been drawn to the truth beneath the surface — the places where pain hides, where grief reshapes us, and where healing begins.

But it wasn’t just professional. In recent years, my own body called for change. A diagnosis of FMF & more recently CRPS (a chronic pain condition) brought me to my knees — physically, emotionally, and spiritually. No clinical training could prepare me for what it meant to sit inside pain I couldn’t fix. That experience transformed everything.

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I began to listen more deeply to what the body was trying to say — not just mine, but my clients’ too. I came to understand pain not as a problem to solve, but as a message to honour. And I learned that healing isn’t linear or logical — it’s sacred, messy, and always possible.

 

This personal and professional insight led me to write The Loss Prescription — a practical and compassionate guide to grief recovery, now published by HarperCollins. It’s a book for anyone navigating loss — not just of a person, but of identity, health, stability, or meaning.

Today, I bring together psychological expertise, lived experience, and soul-deep compassion in all I teach, write, and offer. Whether you’re grieving, in pain, or simply seeking something more real, I hope my work helps you feel less alone — and more free.