Our Counsellors and Psychotherapists in London

Kate works integratively, drawing on a range of psychotherapy approaches to best meet each client’s needs.

Josephine works with couples and individuals.

Depending on client preferences psychodynamic counselling, Somatic Experiencing (SE), Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR) and aspects of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) can be integrated to best support a person’s individual needs.

As a psychodynamic counsellor, Alex’s approach is particularly informed by how our past relationships and emotional development affect our present lives.

Alex has experience working with clients presenting a range of issues including anxiety, depression, ill health, relationship problems, concerns around transition and identity, and traumatic experiences.  She has also worked in student counselling in a university setting, and has an interest in exploring how social issues affect mental health and wellbeing. Alex works both short and longer-term with clients.

Patricia has helped clients to explore issues around relationships, addiction, sexuality, identity, shame and problems in making emotional connections. She has experience of offering both brief and longer-term therapy.

Fabio has an MSc. in Theoretical Psychoanalytics from UCL and a PG Dip. in Psychodynamic Practice from the University of Oxford. He also works as an Honorary Psychotherapist for the NHS.

Geraldine has experience working with clients on both a long term and short term basis.

As a person-centred and attachment-based therapist, Sara works in a way which respects each client’s individual needs. This type of therapy facilitates personal growth by helping each client explore and utilise their own strengths and personal identity. Sara has a great deal of experience looking at how early relationships might affect our adult relationships and how problematic relationship patterns might be improved.

Stamatia offers both short-term and longer-term therapy. She has worked in various organisational settings with individuals seeking to address relationship issues, low self esteem, separation, bereavement, depression, anxiety and health. She offers therapy in English and Greek.

Tom seeks to understand your needs and to support you in making the choices and changes that feel right for you, by assisting you in making changes to unhelpful patterns in your behaviour and relationships. Tom is from Ireland and has lived in London for many years.

Antonella helps her clients explore and understand the causes of their concerns, drawing, where possible, from past experiences. She supports her clients in finding ways to address any personal issues and assists her clients in identifying ways forward. Antonella offers therapy in English and Italian.

Amrita has experience of working with clients on issues such as trauma, addiction, depression, anxiety, relationship difficulties, bereavement and stress. 

Barbara offers therapy in English and Italian. She has experience working with depression, anxiety, addiction, abuse, personality disorders, loss, self-harming behaviours, suicidal thoughts, relationship and sexuality issues.

Barbara provides a safe space in which her clients can explore their personal, current and past experiences. Her focus is on supporting her clients in finding their own strategies for coping with challenging situations and overwhelming emotions and feelings.

Yussef works with issues such as anxiety, depression, loss, trauma, relationship difficulties and sexual and domestic abuse as well as low self esteem and cultural, sexuality and identity issues.

Yussef has worked within a number of organisational settings and has a background of delivering psychodynamic therapy within the NHS, working with adults with complex mental health issues and has had previous experiences working with children and families.

Julie supports her clients as they explore any troubles that they may be facing in life and works together on how best to manage these. Based on personal preferences, she can tailor her approach and integrate different styles of therapy in order to provide the most effective counselling for every individual client.

Julie provides a warm confidential safe space where you can explore any personal issues within a timescale that works for you.  

As a psychodynamic therapist, Jolita is particularly curious about relationships. This interest spans right from our very earliest experiences, to the connections we build with family, friends and colleagues and our relationships with society, politics, and our environment. She likes to explore how childhood has impacted on adult life and focus on any patterns that may continue to be repeated that are not helpful.

Jolita has experience helping diverse clients at all stages of life. She provides both short and long-term psychodynamic therapy for adults with a wide range of issues like anxiety, depression, work related issues, relationship issues, anger management, low self-esteem, sexual abuse, abortion and trauma, postnatal depression, loneliness, cultural change. Jolita offers therapy in English and Lithuanian.

Evan has a background in the Higher Education sector and has experience working with a range of problems including anxiety, depression, relationship issues, loss and bereavement, low self-esteem, ill health, and sexuality and identity issues.

Catherine’s priority is to create a space where you feel listened to and accepted so that you can begin to let go of any limiting beliefs.  From there, she focuses on helping you develop the self-awareness and clarity that, in turn, enable you to cope with challenges and embrace change.

Cora believes the relationship between client and therapist is paramount. This type of relationship is co-created in a space where curiosity, empathy and sometimes challenge replace judgement and assumption. From this relationship, Cora works collaboratively with her clients to explore what has brought them to therapy.

As a psychodynamic psychotherapist and counsellor, Ke-wei helps clients explore their current difficulties in the context of their history and experience. This is facilitated by creating a safe place in online or face-to-face therapy, as well as developing a collaborative relationship with her clients.

Annie has additional, specialist training working with survivors of rape, and adult and childhood sexual abuse.

Sharon believes that therapy is for ‘everyone and anyone’ who needs support dealing with anything from daily life issues and concerns to a breakdown in personal functioning. From this perspective, Sharon welcomes a wide range of issues such as depression, anxiety, relationship difficulties, bereavement and issues with identity and self esteem.

Sharon’s psychodynamic approach aims to explore and understand meaningful life events and significant relationships in one’s past and present.

Janis draws on several approaches including person-centred, transactional analysis and attachment theory.  This allows her to work flexibly and tailor her approach to fit individual needs of her clients.  She offers short and longer term therapy helping clients with a wide range of issues.  These include stress, anxiety, depression, bereavement, loss and life changes.  She also has experience working with relationship difficulties, addiction, low self-esteem and trauma.

Michael has helped people with a range of problems including depression, anxiety, relationship breakdowns, work-related stress, identity issues and bereavement.

Michael sees the importance of a positive client/therapist relationship.  Michael feels that making sense of life’s difficulties, clarifying thoughts and developing insight can lead to a happier more contented life.

She also offers guidance/coaching in career change. Tatjana has worked in a variety of settings such as within universities, police services, domestic abuse and addictions charities. She draws on several therapeutic approaches, including Psychosynthesis, which is particularly effective in addressing difficult life transitions that often result in identity crises, psycho-somatic symptoms or a psycho-spiritual void – viewing them as a call for personal action with a potential for growth and transformation.

Tatjana aims to understand your needs and explore possible solutions by helping you identify thinking and behaviour patterns that may hold you back, while also drawing on your strengths and encouraging your personal growth.

Mita has experience of working with a range of issues including stress, anxiety, depression, loss, bereavement, relationship difficulties, anger problems, low confidence and self-esteem, sexuality issues and childhood emotional, physical and sexual abuse. She sees both individuals and couples for short and long-term counselling.

In her approach, Marta integrates the psychoanalytic approach, attachment theory, the family/systemic approach and CBT techniques. She believes that counselling is a personal experience that should focus on each individual’s needs and personality. Therapy is a non judgemental process based on trust and partnership between the client and the therapist. The focus of Marta’s approach is to understand the person’s emotional suffering and difficulties in order to promote wellbeing and growth.

Marta’s areas of expertise are: depression and anxiety, relationship problems and parenting, substance misuse, traumatic experiences and PTSD and personality disorders.

 Therapy can help you to reconnect with a deeper sense of yourself, to rediscover your own strength and authenticity, which can be eroded or buried by life’s challenges.

Nancy trained as an Integrative Therapeutic Counsellor which means she draws on a range of psychotherapeutic schools of theory and practice. She has 5 years experience working with a diverse client group within an NHS counselling centre. She has experience working with the following concerns: anxiety, bereavement, depression, domestic violence, life transitions, relationship difficulties, sexual abuse, sleep disorders, stress and trauma. 

Ceri’s training in psychodynamic and person-centred approaches to therapy has given him an understanding of each client’s capacity for personal growth and development, and how the special nature of the counselling relationship can help facilitate this process. He works both short and longer-term, depending on what each individual wants to achieve through therapy.