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Claudia Behnke
  • Psychotherapist

I am a qualified couples counsellor and psychotherapist based in Westcliff-on-Sea (near Chalkwell Park), offering therapy in person and online via Zoom. I specialise in relationship counselling, attachment-based work, and relational patterns, helping couples and individuals improve communication, strengthen emotional connection, and navigate relationship challenges. My primary couples modality is Terry Real’s Relational Life Therapy (RLT), an evidence-based approach focused on accountability, emotional honesty, and building secure, respectful partnerships. I also have specialist experience working with codependency and love addiction, supporting clients to move out of unhealthy relational dynamics and develop healthier boundaries and self-worth. I work with a wide range of issues including relationship conflict, emotional disconnection, infidelity, trust issues, intimacy concerns, anxiety, self-esteem, identity transitions, and life stress. My practice is inclusive and affirming, welcoming clients of all genders, sexual orientations, relationship structures, and cultural backgrounds. My integrative approach draws on Relational Life Therapy (RLT), trauma-informed therapy (Janina Fisher), Psychodynamic therapy, Imago relationship therapy, and Transpersonal psychology, allowing sessions to be tailored to each client’s unique needs and goals.

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Justin Lee
  • Psychotherapist

Easy to talk to, open minded humanistic therapist, with 10+yrs of experience working predominantly with clients sufferring with deep anxiety as they face life choices they don’t know how to process.

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April Haesler
  • Psychologist

I have experience working with a diverse range of presentations and difficulties, including trauma, PTSD, depression, anxiety, living with ADHD, adverse life events, family issues, and relationship difficulties. Please contact me to discuss what you would like to work with as I have diverse experience and work in a way to tailor therapy to your needs and goals. I offer an empathic and non-judgmental space to explore and gain further understanding into the distress you’re experiencing to help you start living the life you want to live.

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Michaela Stansfield
  • Counsellor

I work with women at all life stages who may be struggling with life transitions, feeling stressed, burnt out or like they’ve lost themselves. I have experience working within a domestic abuse charity, a low cost counselling service as well as private practice. In addition to my core training as an Integrative Counsellor, I have undertaken additional specialist training and experience working with perinatal issues, matrescence (the process of becoming a mother) and the often conflicting feelings that come with this, pregnancy and baby loss, bereavement and trauma.

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Suzie Quartermaine
  • Couples therapist

I am an adult psychodynamic psychotherapist, with a highly specialised training in work with couples.

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Annie Caton
  • Counsellor

Hi, I’m Annie, an experienced neurodivergent-affirming person-centred counsellor. I will work to support you in feeling empowered to make your own positive changes to live your life the way that works for you. Ensuring a safe, non-judgemental and empathetic space for you to explore any issues you are dealing with.  My aim is to tailor counselling to you, making any reasonable adjustments possible to support you in making therapy as comfortable as possible. Currently offering online and telephone counselling sessions to anyone in the UK, and based in Shropshire. No matter the issue you are facing, I would love to hear from you and see how we can explore this together.

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Julie Walsh
  • Psychologist, Psychotherapist

I believe in establishing a compassionate rapport with clients and working together towards a shared understanding of exploring your difficulties to find the best way forward for you. I aim to help you live the life you want to by working together to recognising and understanding your ways of thinking and behaving. One of my strengths is establishing a rapport with people and working collaboratively with each person to find the therapeutic approach best suited to each client’s needs to help you to improve your quality of life. I am very fortunate in that over the years I have worked with many lovely people and supported them to make long-term changes in their life.

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Meghan Fitzpatrick
  • Integrative therapist (blended approaches)

Hi, I’m Meghan Fitzpatrick, an MBACP-registered Therapist and Coach, and Host of the Career Congregation podcast. I work with individuals navigating significant life transitions, including career changes, relocations, relationship shifts, identity questions, and periods of uncertainty. My approach is integrative and relational, combining psychotherapy with coaching and practical, solution-focused support to help you better understand where you are now and take clear, grounded steps forward. A core part of my work is helping you reconnect with yourself and your intuition — because no one knows you better than you. I explore these themes through my work and writing, with a focus on career, therapy, healing, relationships, personal development, and wellbeing. I work with clients globally, with borders not restricting the work I do. Most sessions are online, with occasional in-person availability in London and Dublin (see schedule for details). My work is informed by my lived experience of growing up between cultures. I had an expat childhood as an American, growing up just outside of London and attending an international school in Surrey, which exposed me early to different perspectives and ways of living. Since then, I’ve lived and worked across multiple countries and understand what it’s like to navigate life between places, including the practical and emotional complexity that can come with it.

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Paola Filotico
  • Psychologist

I offer short, medium, and long-term online therapy for adults and couples, in English and Italian. My specialties include anxiety disorders, self-esteem issues, grief and bereavement, and life transitions. With experience in both public and private sectors, I use tools from various therapeutic schools, tailoring interventions creatively to each person’s unique context.

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Anna Legge
  • Counsellor, Psychotherapist

I help clients who struggle with relationships and connections. This might show up as losing yourself in closeness, or feeling anxious when alone; feeling responsible for others’ emotions, or people-pleasing. You might be noticing over-adapting to others’ needs and moods, feeling as if you’re too much or not enough for your partner, feeling overwhelmed once relationships become real or deep. You could be experiencing difficulties trusting others and fear rejection, or staying in relationships that don’t feel right. My work is focused on Relational Parts Work, an approach that helps make sense of the different parts of you that learned how to connect, adapt, protect you, or withdraw in relationships. These parts are shaped early in life and are closely linked to how your nervous system learned to respond to closeness, separation, and emotional safety. Working with these parts brings clarity to patterns that can otherwise feel automatic and confusing. I will help you with: Separation/divorce/transition; enmeshment/codependency; fear of intimacy; affair/betrayal; confusion between closeness vs separation; anxious/avoidant attachment patterns; Inability to build or sustain relationships; Lack of boundaries; finding identity through relationships; Difficulty regulating emotions. Through this work, you’ll begin to understand your relational patterns and the role each part has played in keeping you safe. Your responses and reactions will start making sense to you. I’ll help you clarify your own needs and boundaries, restoring a sense of self beyond relationship roles, and cultivate a good balance between depending on others and standing firmly in your own sense of self.

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Kelly Field
  • Psychotherapist

Life can sometimes leave us feeling overwhelmed, disconnected, stuck, or lost in patterns that no longer serve us. You may be struggling with anxiety, trauma, grief, relationship difficulties, low self-worth, burnout, or a sense that you have become disconnected from parts of yourself. I offer a supportive and compassionate space where we can explore whatever feels most important, difficult, or unresolved in your life. My approach is relational, embodied, and trauma-informed, meaning I pay attention not only to your thoughts and experiences, but also to your emotions, relationships, nervous system, and the wider context of your life. I work with individuals facing a wide range of challenges, with particular experience in trauma, attachment wounds, emotional neglect, abuse, anxiety, depression, identity, belonging, and relationship difficulties. Together, we will explore the patterns shaping your experience and work towards greater awareness, self-understanding, connection, and choice. My hope is not simply to help you cope, but to support you in living with greater authenticity, aliveness, and freedom.

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Joe Day
  • Counsellor

I am a BACP-registered integrative counsellor, trained in humanistic and psychodynamic approaches. I offer a calm, confidential space where we can make sense of your experiences and how they continue to shape your feelings, behaviour and relationships. I work at your pace, helping you notice patterns and blind spots, and gently challenging you when it feels useful.

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