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About Me I offer psychotherapy for adults in North London close to Finsbury Park (N4). My experience spans more than 10 years of working with people who experience psychosis as part of a specialised community service (Psychosis Therapy Project). I al…

I am a ÌÇÐĹÙÍø-registered psychotherapist and currently in the final year of the doctorate training in Counselling and Psychotherapy (DCPsych). I have been working as a therapist since 2018 and have experience working with clients from diverse cultural …

Initially we would have a chat over the phone and discuss what has brought you in search of a counsellor. This is an opportunity for us to see what it's like to speak to one another, and to form an initial impression of whether we might be able to wo…

Hello, I’m Pippa. I’m a creative, somatic integrative therapist and clinical supervisor working with people in their 20s and 30s who are experiencing stress, anxiety and burnout, including those who are neurodivergent, and often feel overwhelmed by t…

As a relational humanistic counsellor and psychotherapist, I believe that the relationship between you and I is integral to our work together. My approach is empathic and explorative, looking back at your past to understand who you are and why you ar…

Hello, I'm Fay, a compassionate and empathetic counsellor dedicated to providing support for individuals, including young people, and couples. I offer a friendly and reliable approach to counselling, always mindful of the individual needs of my clien…

I am an experienced and accredited counsellor working with individuals and couples experiencing a wide range of difficulties, or relationship issues, on both a long and a short term basis. I  also offer fortnightly or monthly Clinical Supervision ses…

You might be coming to therapy feeling overwhelmed, stuck in patterns you don’t fully understand, or tired of holding everything together on your own. You may be looking for someone who feels steady, safe, and able to hold what you’re carrying. I’m V…

When we don’t have the words, therapy can begin somewhere else. Not everything that shapes us can be neatly explained. Emotions can appear before we understand them and past experiences can linger in the body. Sometimes we know change is needed, but …

When we don’t have the words, therapy can begin somewhere else. Not everything that shapes us can be neatly explained. Emotions can appear before we understand them and past experiences can linger in the body. Sometimes we know change is needed, but …