Meet our therapists

I am a BACP accredited psychotherapist. I have been working and offering emotional support for over 12 years. I have had considerable experience working with adults (18+), with a diverse array of presenting needs. My therapeutic journey began as a voluntary bereavement advisor with Cruse Bereavement Care, where I provided face-to-face support to members of the public. For the past seven years, my clinical work has encompassed one-to-one and group therapeutic support. I have also worked with a national charity supporting families and parents bereaved by road deaths, which included facilitating an eight-week “Building Resilience” programme. In recent years, I have worked within a University counselling service offering psychological intervention to employees, and have also provided critical incident support to families attending a Public Hearing. I am passionate about helping people overcome challenges and the unpredictability of life. I believe that given the right conditions, everyone has the potential to thrive and live a fulfilling and happy life. My aim is to offer a safe space, helping clients achieve this.

I am an integrative psychotherapist with over 20 years’ experience. Underpinning my practice are relational and humanistic values. I aim to work flexibly, incorporating theory to tailor a way of working that will fit each individual client. My focus is on creating a respectful, collaborative therapeutic relationship where your experiences can be explored safely and at your own pace. I work with people experiencing crisis as well as those seeking reflection, personal growth, or change. Therapy with me offers a grounded, thoughtful, and creative space to explore difficulties, make sense of experiences, develop greater emotional resilience, and shift unhelpful patterns. I work relationally and welcome feedback as part of our work together. Over my career I have worked with a hugely diverse range of clients and issues, within various charities, the NHS, the BBC and private practice. I aim to keep up to date with current research, legislation and safeguarding and have a strong ethic regarding continuing professional development. I love being a psychotherapist.

I am an integrative therapist and bereavement counsellor, and I am a registered member of the BACP (British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy). I received my qualification from The Minster Centre in London, and I have been working in private practice in-person and online, as well as volunteering as a bereavement counsellor with the Wandsworth Bereavement Service. I practice with compassion, curiosity and courage and I integrate psychodynamic, existential and somatic approaches into my work. My practice is LGBTQIA+ and neurodivergent affirmative and I welcome clients from all backgrounds. I have a particular interest in working with grief, loss and bereavement, as well as relationship issues and self-esteem. I am also an ambassador for the suicide bereavement charity Suicide&Co.

I have been in clinical practice for over 17 years, and accredited by UKCP since 2013. I worked for the NHS for 11 years, supporting the staff of a large NHS Trust with a variety of challenges, including bereavement and difficult clinical incidents, alongside workplace issues. I am trained in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing) trauma therapy, and I take an attachment-based focus to this work. I see a good relationship as central to all successful psychotherapy, and I use the Arts, and imagination to enhance and deepen my work with clients. Now, I work solely in private practice. I am a member of IATE (Institute of Therapy and Arts in Education), UKCP, EMDR UK.

I have over 30 years’ experience of working with a wide range of complex presentations, spending the earlier part of my career as a Mental Health Nurse. My approach is existential and relational, valuing the uniqueness of each person’s lived experience. Drawing on a range of therapeutic perspectives, we work together to explore and make sense of what you are experiencing, your relationships and the patterns that shape your life. I have a special interest in psychosomatic presentations and how trauma impacts our life stories. We may examine past history and recurring themes to help you gain clarity and move towards creating a life that feels personally meaningful.

I am a BACP registered therapist with a diverse background as a counsellor and psychotherapist, mental health practitioner and wellbeing trainer. I have been working clinically for over 12 years, in primary care within GP surgeries, in private practice and within an EAP for a large healthcare company. I have many years experience working with the prominent mental health charity, Mind. I worked on various projects and developed and delivered many therapy support groups, offered crisis interventions and workplace supervision for frontline staff. My passion lies in assisting individuals with improved mental health, while recognising that each person's life experiences are unique.

I am a chartered and registered Counselling Psychologist working with adults and young people over 18 years of age. I have worked in a variety of roles within the NHS, universities, schools and in private practice. I am a trustee and psychologist for a Bristol based charity that supports access to therapy for those people who may not have the opportunity to experience therapy in the NHS or private services. I have specialist experience of working with people who experience trauma and PTSD and the grief and loss that is often attached to these. I also regularly work with people experiencing different types of anxiety such as OCD, health anxiety and general anxiety. I also have extensive clinical experience of supporting individuals who are experiencing more general life challenges such as relationship issues, low mood and life transitions. I work integratively, drawing on a range of therapeutic approaches that fit best with each individual client. I strongly believe in the restorative power of a safe, containing and connected relationship between therapist and client and that this is the foundation for positive growth and change in the therapeutic process.

I am warm and compassionate. Together, we'll create a safe space where you feel heard, seen and enabled to find your own path to clarity, resilience, self‑worth and lasting growth. As a pluralistic therapist, my practice integrates Humanistic, Psychodynamic, and CBT approaches to create a client‑centred and culturally-sensitivity experience. I support clients through bereavement, anxiety, depression, identity issues and chronic health conditions, with a particular focus on empowering women over 50 to embrace the next chapter of life with confidence and renewed identity. I am deeply passionate about my work.

I am a UKCP accredited psychotherapist with 13 years of experience supporting adults and children. My approach is trauma-informed, rooted in compassion, creativity, and cultural sensitivity. My work is relational with a strong focus on creating a safe and trusting therapeutic space. I support people navigating emotional distress, life transitions, identity questions, neurodiversity, and experiences of loss or overwhelm. I have an interest in supporting people living with chronic illness, those who have experienced sexual abuse, and baby loss. I work collaboratively, helping clients better understand themselves, build emotional resilience, and make meaningful, sustainable changes in their lives.

My approach is person-centred which means I focus on you as a whole person and what feels most important to you. I aim to create a safe, supportive space where you feel heard, understood and in control of the pace. Alongside this I use EMDR to help process difficult or overwhelming experiences that may still affect you today. I try to explain things clearly and work collaboratively, adapting sessions to your needs so therapy feels manageable, respectful, and empowering.

I am a UKCP accredited Psychotherapist, working clinically for 18 years. My way of working is to think about the ways in which patterns of behaving or reacting may be rooted in earlier life. Constructive change can be put in place when we have insight around how we have come to understand ourselves and how we relate to others. I have a special interest and curiosity in the impact of life changes, the unexpected and the inevitable.

I am a qualified to work with adults and children. I have additional trainings and experience in supporting grief and bereavement, neurodivergence, men’s mental health, suicide prevention, intervention and postvention. I have previously held the position of therapy lead at a men’s mental health charity. I have extensive experience as a counsellor in education settings and continue to work freelance one day a week in a secondary school. I work in an integrative way with clients often with a focus on a psychodynamic model. I have an MSc in Attachment Theory, this informs a attachment,systemic and trauma informed approach. I deliver my own bespoke training and on behalf of a UK charity. I am a guest speaker on various aspects of mental health. I am currently studying level 6 clinical supervision. I offer therapy at a pace that suits the client with aspects of psychoeducation. I am an avid reader and often recommend books and podcasts to my clients.

I’m an integrative arts psychotherapist offering one-to-one therapy for adults and children in Sevenoaks and online, alongside my roles as a school art therapist and approved practitioner for Adoption Partnership South East. My background includes five years in the NHS working with people who have experienced complex trauma, and five years with West Kent Mind. I’m also trained in dyadic art therapy, supporting and strengthening parent–child relationships. My integrative training allows me to draw on a range of therapeutic approaches so our work is tailored to you. I combine talking therapy with creative processes to offer a warm, empathic, and non-judgemental space, where you can explore whatever you wish to bring to therapy, at your own pace.

I am a BACP accredited psychotherapist with many years experience of working with adults and children. This age range has enabled broad insight into how our early relationships shape us, potentially bringing past trauma into adulthood. I offer support to navigate the difficulties we may have relating to others, professionally, romantically or socially, including the extra challenges neurodiversity can bring. As a volunteer for Cruse Bereavement, I have specialist training including baby loss and pre bereavement. Loss can take many forms: the loss of self, of direction, or of the life we once envisioned, and something I believe should not be faced alone.

I am an Integrative & Relational Psychotherapist, with over 10 years clinical experience. My aim is to provide a space where you feel confident to share your story and to be asking you questions that will open-up new perspectives and opportunities for healing and growth. I am drawn to psychodynamic based approaches - the idea that we are all product of our childhood, family, and other structures. I am also focused on trauma – these lasting emotional responses which may fundamentally alter our sense of self. I have experience with a diverse range of issues, including depression, anxiety, addiction, abusive relationships, loss and bereavement, family relationships. My past career and life experience, allow me to have a profound understanding of various life stages and of clients from a variety of cultural and social backgrounds.

I am a UKCP accredited psychotherapist. I have been working clinically for over 17 years. I have integrated different Body-Mind-Soul therapeutic perspectives like Trauma informed work, Internal Family Systems, Relational Psychoanalysis, Attachment informed work, Body and energy, Mindfulness, and more. The support, growth and transformation materialises through the quality of the relationship we form together.

I am a qualified therapist with 26 years’ experience working with adults, children and young people. I have worked in both individual and group work across a wide range of settings, including psychiatric hospitals, domestic abuse refuge houses, schools and private practice. I have also taught on training courses in the UK and Greece. My work is trauma and attachment- informed. I work relationally, supporting clients with complex emotional, behavioural and mental health needs, using the arts, body and somatic experiences of dysregulation. I aim to provide a safe, compassionate and collaborative space that promotes growth and meaningful change.