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Vacancies for experienced therapists

We are always interested in hearing from qualified and experienced therapists who might like to join us in Oxford Circus, Bloomsbury or Brighton.

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If you are an experienced therapist or psychologist – join us!

A number of our therapists have been working with us for many years and we are grateful for their dedication and commitment. From time to time, we welcome new therapists to join our London team.

Our current vacancies are:

We have no vacancies at the moment. Please check back later.

Enhance your career by joining One Therapy

Successful applicants become part of a unique group of therapists working with a diverse group of clients. We know that being a therapist can be isolating, so we create opportunities for our therapists to connect including group supervision, CPD days and social events.

Before applying, please read more about the therapists who work with us

All therapists who work with One Therapy must be members of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP), the United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP) or the College of Sex and Relationship Therapists (COSRT). We are unable to consider therapists who are not registered members of at least one of these organisations.

We're looking for enthusiastic therapists who want to be part of a diverse and dynamic team

If you feel you have the right qualifications and experience, please email your CV to:  Kate Crawford, Head of Therapy Services at info@onetherapy.london  We will usually respond within 7 days.

Successful applicants will become part of a carefully-selected group of therapists, working with our diverse range of clients in central London. We have over 20 years of experience in London. Join us!

Meet our expert therapists

Therapist Stamatia Lorentzou

Stamatia Lorentzou

With us 8 years
Therapist Yussef Ferguson

Yussef Ferguson

With us 5 years
Annabel Lear - Therapist

Annabel Lear

With us 1 year
Therapist Kira Joliffee

Kira Jolliffe

With us 14 years
Therapist Catherine Hammett

Catherine Hammett

With us 5 years
Nina Jacobson - Therapist

Nina Jacobson

With us 1 year
Therapist Andreea Gligore

Andreea Gligore

With us 2 years
Ben Brackenbury - Therapist

Ben Brackenbury

With us 7 years
Therapist Amrita Athwal

Amrita Athwal

With us 9 years
James Eve - Therapist

James Eve

With us 2 years
Therapist Janis Dellner

Janis Dellner

With us 5 years
Therapist Shelly Klein

Shelley Klein

With us 5 years
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If you are not sure where to start, try our free Therapist Matching Service and we’ll help you choose a therapist that’s right for you.

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Where to find us

Available seven days a week across two different London locations or online. Getting started couldn’t be easier!

Oxford Circus

Just one minute from Oxford Circus station, our four therapy rooms in Oxford Circus are central, quiet and private. We’ve been at this location for 15 years.
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Bloomsbury

Our Bloomsbury practice is 5 minutes from Tottenham Court Road station and about 10 minutes from Holborn. You can find us in a gated, private mews.
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Online Therapy

Need therapy closer to home? We have provided online counselling and psychotherapy to our clients across the UK and around the world since 2006.
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Popular questions

Want to know more? Take a look at some of the most common questions people ask about therapy.

Definitely. Counsellors, couples therapists and psychologists don’t just listen; they are highly trained to talk with you in a way that gets to the bottom of whatever is on your mind. We have helped many people resolve all kinds of emotional, psychological and personal problems. Therapy is a good experience for most people.

We’ve helped thousands of people since we opened 20 years ago to resolve all kinds of emotional, psychological and personal problems. We will be happy to help you, too.

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Face-to-face therapy is best. There is nothing quite like two people coming together in the same room. The most important factor in therapy is the relationship that forms between client and therapist, and in-person sessions help build this more effectively.

There is, however, a place for online therapy. For some people, it is the preferred or only option. The most important thing is to get the help you need.

People from all walks of life and backgrounds, and of any age, can benefit from therapy. According to the BACP, more than two thirds of people in the UK have experienced a mental health issue in the last five years. Depending on the issue, therapy is very often a transformative solution.

Whether you know exactly what’s bothering you, or whether you’re not sure what’s wrong or where to start, time spent with a therapist is an important investment in your wellbeing. Therapy is non-judgemental and confidential, so you’re free to talk about anything on your mind.

Therapy is always useful. So if in any doubt, give it a go. 

Counselling can help with urgent challenges that are happening now, or with the impact of things that happened long ago. Therapy provides a source of human support for anything that might be going on, whether you feel it’s a big thing or a small thing. And if you think talking with a therapist might be difficult, don’t worry. We know how to make talking easier.

Our therapists provide a private, confidential space for you to reflect, talk about and make sense of the unique challenges or situations you face, as well as support you to find a positive way forward. Therapy should help you:

  • identify and resolve issues that are bothering you
  • experience a uniquely honest and non-judgmental relationship with your therapist
  • develop greater self-awareness – and learn more of who you are
  • increase your understanding of your past
  • increase your ability to cope with the future

The majority of people we’ve worked with find they start to feel better quickly, even from their first session.

Weekly therapy is the most effective way to get the best long-term benefit from counselling. For most people, consistent, weekly appointments are key to making real progress in therapy.

If you cannot commit to weekly therapy, talk to your therapist at your first appointment. We might be able to offer other options to you. We even provide ad hoc support when needed via our Single Session Talks. But if you can, prioritise your mental health by choosing weekly therapy with one of our experienced therapists.

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