Originally from Montreal
Holli earned a BA in Psychology from McGill University before pursuing an associate’s degree in Fashion Buying and Merchandising at the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) in New York.
While working in the buying office at Bergdorf Goodman, she gained firsthand insight into the fashion industry—but quickly realised her deeper interest lay in understanding people’s internal worlds, not just their external presentation.
Determined to explore the connection between fashion, identity, and psychology, Holli returned to university to pursue an MA in Social Work at New York University (NYU), where she focused on body image and the influence of appearance on self-esteem.
Now based in London
Holli draws on her international experience and deep sensitivity to cultural nuance. As a working mother of three, she understands the complexity, pressure, and emotional weight that can accompany 21st-century life. Her integrative, compassionate approach helps clients navigate everything from menopause and parenting adult children, to career transitions and emotional overwhelm.
Holli’s lifelong interest in the connection between physical changes and emotional well-being has been a driving force in her career. Her work is rooted in the belief that how we feel in our bodies, our relationships, and our environments are deeply connected.
With a strong belief in the relationship between mind and body, Holli completed a yoga therapy training, deepening her understanding of how movement, breath, and physical awareness can support emotional regulation. She maintains a regular yoga practice herself and often recommends it to clients navigating life transitions — particularly those experiencing the physical shifts that come with midlife.
Holli is Director of Wellbeing at The Soke, a leading private mental health and wellness clinic in Chelsea. She combines clinical expertise with lived experience, walking alongside clients with empathy and insight.
Holli is a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and maintains regular supervision and annual CPD in accordance with BACP standards.