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Alex Vendittelli

Psychotherapist

You appear steady. You get things done. People rely on you. Yet inside it may feel very different. You might feel tense, anxious, or overwhelmed, replaying conversations and questioning your choices. You tell yourself to keep going, but something deeper is asking to be heard, and you are unsure how to begin. I work with people who seem capable outwardly, yet feel stuck internally. I help you understand the patterns behind anxiety, overthinking, and relationship strain so life feels less pressured and more fulfilling.

Eunice Knowlton-Hung

Counsellor, Psychotherapist

Are you navigating questions around identity, relationships, sexuality, gender, race, culture, belonging, or a combination of the above?

Maybe you’re struggling with anxiety, self-doubt, relationship conflict, family dynamics, burnout, grief, trauma, shame or the impact of racism, discrimination, and other systemic pressures.

Do you feel overwhelmed, disconnected, stuck in old patterns, or unsure how to move forward?

Perhaps you’re feeling exhausted by the need to explain your lived experience to people who don’t get it.

I offer a warm, non-judgemental, supportive and personalised approach to help you explore and process any significant life issues, traumatic history, unwanted thoughts and beliefs, and compulsive behaviours that are holding you back.

My role is to support you in exploring your feelings, needs, behaviours and problems in a safe, structured, confidential setting. The foundation of my approach is a therapeutic relationship based on compassionate, non-judgmental respect and offering empathic understanding so that you feel seen and heard.

Michelle Williams

Psychologist

Chartered Counselling Psychologist with over 20 years of clinical experience, having originally qualified in Australia before establishing The Blackbird Clinic in London. She is registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC), is an Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society (BPS), and is recognised as a Supervisor on the BPS Register of Applied Psychology Practice Supervisors. She also holds an Executive MBA (Warwick Business School). Her professional focus is helping people with anxiety, burnout, work-related stress, phobias, and low self-esteem using evidence-based, structured treatment plans. She has worked in NHS settings, courts and prisons, schools, and corporate environments, as well as many years in private practice.

Daniel Armitage

Psychotherapist

Qualified Integrative Counsellor and Psychotherapist offering individual therapy for adults online and in person in Peckham. Works from a person-centred foundation, placing the therapeutic relationship at the core of the work, and draws on approaches including Compassion Focused Therapy, CBT, and mindfulness to adapt to each client’s needs. Previously worked in frontline safeguarding roles, including several years supporting people experiencing homelessness, which informs a practical, compassionate understanding of resilience and adversity.

Vicki Power

Counsellor

Vicki is an integrative therapist working with individuals and couples

Jackie Van Roosmalen

Child or adolescent therapist

I started my professional journey as a creative arts therapist and I worked in community settings including residential homes, schools and mental health centres. I then worked for several years as a health care assistant in an in-patient adolescent hospital before starting my clinical training. Whilst training I worked in Brent CAMHS for 6 years and post qualification I worked as a Highly Specialist Child & Adolescent Psychotherapist in Sutton CAMHS for 7 years. I set up an Independent Practice in 2014 and this is where I currently work.

Ester Bellissimo

Couples therapist, Psychosexual therapist

I have a background in Psychology and Counselling with my undergraduate degree from the University of Derby. I trained as a Psychosexual and Relationship Therapist at the University of Lancashire with the completion of my postgraduate diploma in Psychosexual Therapy. I have had the opportunity to support people both in the charitable and NHS sectors, ultimately deciding to move into private practice to offer a more flexible and client-centred approach. Creativity is an important part of how I work, and it felt important to me that sessions are shaped by each person’s needs rather than prescriptive, which were some of the limitations I was encountering in other sectors. Before training as a therapist, I worked in services supporting people with alcohol and drug addiction, as well as individuals experiencing mental health difficulties and disabilities. These roles continue to inform my compassionate and trauma-informed approach.

Eliza Preston

Psychotherapist

I have seven years of experience as a psychotherapist, having worked in a number of NHS services in London, in a university counselling service and in private practice. In my private practice, I have supported clients with a wide range of issues and concerns, while my work in the NHS was in specialist trauma and self-harm services. – Private practice; six year’s experience working with a broad range of challenges and questions – Counsellor, Queen Mary University Advice and Counselling Service; areas of focus include anxiety, eating disorders, depression, relational difficulties, self-esteem issues, identity issues, diversity and stress. – Psychotherapist, OXLEAS NHS Foundation Trust; women’s service offering long-term psychotherapy to female adult survivors of rape, sexual abuse and violence. – Psychotherapist, SLAM NHS Trust, Maudsley Hospital Self Harm Outpatient Service; offering long-term psychotherapy for complex cases of self-harm

Integrative therapist (blended approaches)

Ben White

Counsellor, Psychotherapist

MBACP-accredited counsellor and psychotherapist based in East Dulwich, London SE22. He holds a Masters degree in Addiction Psychology and Counselling and is also qualified in Trauma Focused CBT. He has a broad clinical background spanning residential rehabilitation, work with asylum seekers and refugees, young adults in care, and community substance misuse services.

Millie Gentle

Counsellor, Psychotherapist

I’ve worked as a counsellor for over 10 years, working in private practice, for charities and EAPs. I’ve been in private practice since 2019, working with clients facing a number of different issues. My main areas of expertise are; – Bereavement and loss – New parenthood/pregnancy and post-natal anxiety and depression – Sexual trauma – Anxiety / self-confidence and self-esteem issues – Relationship and family issues Prior to being a therapist, my career was in film and theatre. I work with a lot with people in these industries and I also work for an Arts organisation that connects those who work in the Arts with therapy.

Laurence Rogers

Psychologist

I first became motivated to pursue a career as a Clinical Psychologist during my undergraduate studies at the University of Leeds. During that time, I worked as an Honorary Assistant Psychologist in a Down’s syndrome and dementia service. Afterwards, I completed a master’s degree in Clinical Neurodevelopmental Sciences at King’s College London. I then worked as a Dementia Coordinator and Clinical Psychologist Assistant Practitioner in community learning disability teams across Surrey and London. My proudest achievement so far has been earning my Doctorate in Clinical Psychology from King’s College London. These roles have allowed me work with many people who differed in age, gender, cultural backgrounds, and neurodiversity. To date, my clinical experience includes: – Delivering therapy for adults struggling with low mood and/or anxiety. – Providing individual and group support to young people with ADHD and autism. – Offering therapy for older adults experiencing mental health problems, difficulties in managing grief, and/or relationship challenges. – Providing therapy for individuals who have experienced trauma. – Offering assessments, therapies, and family support for individuals with learning disabilities and/or autism. This includes working with families in crisis. – Delivering therapies and family support for people with psychosis. – Offering neuropsychological assessments for individuals experiencing cognitive difficulties. – Exploring conflict and communication patterns in relationships. – Offering therapy for individuals struggling with addiction. – Supporting the development of emotional regulation skills.

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