I am a registered Counselling Psychologist and an EMDR Europe Accredited Practitioner, with a mainly humanistic approach informed by Gestalt therapy, CBT, ACT, CFT, and mindfulness. I have several years’ experience working with trauma, including PTSD and complex trauma, and offer sessions in both English and Spanish, online and face to face. My work is warm, compassionate, and tailored to each client’s needs.
Whatever your reasons for seeking therapy, I am here to listen and support you. I will focus on you with care, compassion, empathy and a non-shaming approach. I work in an integrated way combining different techniques and approaches from a range of styles to best suit clients as we get to know each other. I tailor my approach to best suit your hopes and goals and (most importantly) to stay alongside you in your process. Counselling and Therapy is an organic, evolving, mutual, process where client and therapist collaborate in relationship to support growth. I adapt my style as the work progresses to help achieve your aims. Therapy can be difficult, it’s not a quick fix and it can be painful to look back at traumatic experiences, memories, or current difficulties. That is why I will go at your pace, paying close attention to your needs, staying in constant dialogue, pausing or slowing down when needed. It is important you feel secure within the confidential setting, to explore your issues, so that the work can help to safely heal and transform. I trained in the Humanistic style, meaning I integrate a range of psychotherapeutic theories including: Gestalt Therapy, Transactional Analysis, Person-Centred Therapy and Relational techniques. Having worked with my body as a dance artist for nearly 20 years, I am able to offer a more embodied, somatic-based approach if requested.
UKCP-registered psychoanalytic psychotherapist with almost 20 years of clinical experience, working in NHS hospital settings and private practice since 2003. He completed a postgraduate degree in psychoanalysis at London Guildhall University and a full clinical training at the Centre for Freudian Analysis and Research (CFAR), of which he remains a member. He has worked at Guy’s NHS Hospital and the private Lacap clinic in the City of London.
I practise psychodynamic psychotherapy, exploring patterns in thoughts, feelings and relationships, and the unconscious processes that underpin them, supporting deeper self-awareness, insight and meaningful change. I am a fully qualified psychotherapist holding a masters degree in psychodynamic counselling and psychotherapy from Goldsmiths University of London. I am also a registered member of the BACP, meaning that I am part of an accredited body and adhere to their ethical codes of conduct and commitments to good practice. I practice psychodynamic psychotherapy, aiming to help you gain insight into your moods and behavioural patterns by exploring the impact of unconscious psychological elements. I offer both open-ended and time-limited treatment. This can be discussed and agreed upon during the initial consultation or at any point during treatment. Sessions last 50 minutes and take place once or twice weekly. Sessions are charged at £90 and will be invoiced at the end of every month. You may be unsure as to what kind of therapist or therapy you will feel most comfortable with and so to help with this I only charge for the initial meeting if we agree to work together. I primarily work face to face, from a quiet location on a leafy road in Camberwell, South London, with good transport links and free on street parking (except between 11am and 1pm). I am available on Wednesdays during the daytime and I also practice at The Couch in Peckham on Tuesday afternoons and Thursday afternoons and evenings. If you are too far away or are unable to attend in person for another reason, I am also available online.
UKCP-registered psychotherapist based in Southampton, Hampshire. He brings 20 years of prior experience in management consultancy to his therapeutic practice, giving him a particular understanding of the professional pressures and identity challenges that working adults face. He specialises in trauma and PTSD, and offers both in-person and online sessions.
I joined UKCP as a fully accredited clinical member several years ago, having completed an MA and diploma in Gestalt therapy for individual clients and groups. I since also trained as a systemic family counsellor and yoga teacher. I work bilingually in English or German, online and in-person in Munich/Germany.
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
As an integrative counsellor with a CBT-informed approach, I offer a safe, warm and welcoming space where you can be yourself and speak openly at your own pace. I understand that life can sometimes feel overwhelming or unfair, and I work in a calm, grounded way to help you make sense of what’s happening both internally and around you. I draw on a range of therapeutic approaches to tailor the work to your individual needs, and we can think together about what might suit you best from our first session. I hold a non-judgemental stance and believe in meeting you as an equal, with respect and care throughout the process.
I am a fully qualified psychotherapist, counsellor, life coach and mentor with over fifteen years’ experience across private and clinical settings. I offer online sessions, working integratively within a relational, transactional analysis and humanistic framework. My approach is grounded in building a safe, respectful and confidential relationship where you can explore what feels difficult, whether linked to past experiences or present challenges. Therapy with me focuses on developing self-awareness, understanding patterns and making more considered choices, while coaching can support you in setting clear goals and taking practical steps forward. I offer a free 15-minute consultation to help you decide if the work feels right for you, and I place strong emphasis on working collaboratively, with care, honesty and a steady focus on meaningful change.
Chartered Counselling Psychologist holding a Doctorate in Counselling Psychology (DPsych), registered with both the British Psychological Society (CPsychol) and the HCPC. He practises from Fitzrovia in Central London on Tuesdays and Fridays, and online. Dr Duncliffe specialises in addiction, depression, stress, and trauma, and has extensive experience delivering psychological support in corporate wellbeing contexts alongside private clinical practice. He also supports organisations through workplace wellbeing programmes.
UKCP registered and MBACP member integrative psychotherapist practising in Bloomsbury, Central London, and online. He trained at the Minster Centre and holds both an MA and an Advanced Diploma in Integrative Psychotherapy validated by Middlesex University. Simon brings a particular depth of experience in university and student counselling, giving him a close familiarity with the psychological challenges of major life transitions, identity formation, and early adulthood. His attachment-informed integrative approach places the quality of the therapeutic relationship at the centre of his practice.
I offer a warm, empathetic, and non-judgemental space for individuals to explore their thoughts and emotions. My approach is rooted in building trust, safety, and genuine connection, supporting clients through a range of issues including emotional wellbeing, personal challenges, and life transitions. I am committed to empowering clients to develop self-awareness, resilience, and confidence, while working ethically and maintaining strong professional boundaries. I bring a calm, compassionate presence and a genuine passion for helping others grow and feel heard.
