Counsellor and psychotherapist working under the practice name Honest Therapy, based in London with online availability. The name reflects her commitment to direct, genuine, and non-judgmental therapeutic work. Full details of Maria’s professional background, training, qualifications, and areas of expertise are to be confirmed. Please contact Maria directly before publishing this profile.
I am a qualified Integrative Counsellor and registered member of the BACP, working in line with its ethical framework. I offer a supportive and honest space where you can feel accepted and able to speak openly. My approach balances careful listening with gentle challenge, helping you understand patterns that may be affecting your relationships, work and daily life. Together, we focus on making sense of your difficulties and finding practical ways to move forward with more clarity and confidence.
am an experienced counsellor working with adults and young people across a range of emotional and relationship difficulties. Alongside my professional training and continued development, I bring personal experience of cancer and other health conditions, which informs my understanding of illness, uncertainty and loss. I offer a calm, confidential and non-judgmental space where you can speak openly about anxiety, depression, trauma, bereavement, relationship issues, low self-worth, boundaries, burnout and the impact of abuse. Our work moves at your pace, with a focus on careful listening and meaningful change.
Fully qualified integrative, transpersonal psychotherapist, registered member of UKCP and BACP, and member of the Black African and Asian Therapy Network (BAATN). She holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Counselling and Psychotherapy from the Centre for Counselling and Psychotherapy Education (CCPE), London (2024), and a BA (Hons) in English from the University of Oxford. She has over 650 hours and four years of clinical experience working across forensic mental health, drop-in services, community-based ecotherapy, and BIPOC-focused psychotherapy settings. Her practice is queer-, kink-, and ENM-friendly and culturally sensitive. She speaks English as her primary working language with Mandarin Chinese available by request. Before training as a therapist, she worked in journalism, video production, and climate communications.
HCPC-registered Consultant Clinical Psychologist and the founder of Flow Clinical Psychology. Dr Ablett specialises in trauma and the mind-body connection, offering an integrated approach that includes EMDR and Somatic approaches to therapy including yoga therapy, along with parts work. She is particularly interested in how trauma is expressed through the body. I have special interest and expertise in working with chronic health conditions, and chronic pain, along with adjustment to a variety of health difficulties. I have a strong history of experience working in GI Psychology.
I am an experienced and qualified therapist, and a BACP Senior Accredited member (MBACP Snr Accred), offering a confidential and supportive space where you can talk openly about what is going on in your life. People often come to therapy when they feel anxious, low, overwhelmed or unsure about the direction their life is taking, sometimes after a significant event such as a loss, relationship break-up, or work or financial stress. I work with a wide range of difficulties including anxiety, panic attacks, depression, relationship challenges, social anxiety and issues with self-esteem or confidence. In our work together we will look at what is happening for you now, how it may connect to past experiences, and how you can begin to move forward in a way that feels meaningful and manageable. I offer both short-term and open-ended therapy, in person in Clerkenwell (EC1) and St Albans, as well as online and phone sessions.
Many of the people I work with come to therapy feeling exhausted from holding it all together. They might be living with anxiety or depression, struggling with low self-worth, navigating infertility, relationships, loss, or a deep sense of confusion or isolation. Often, there’s a sense of being overwhelmed by life, or of feeling left behind, behind schedule, or out of sync with others. I have a particular passion for working with people in their twenties and thirties. This can be such a transitory and tender time full of possibility, pressure, comparison and change. You might be asking yourself big questions: Who am I becoming? Am I doing life “right”? Why does everyone else seem to have it figured out? Therapy with me can offer you a place to slow down, reflect, and reconnect with yourself amidst all of this. Together, we can explore what’s been weighing on you, what might feel stuck or confusing, and what you long for beneath the surface. Therapy can help you make sense of your feelings, develop greater self-awareness, and build a more trusting relationship with yourself. Over time, this can support you to live in a way that feels more aligned, authentic and meaningful. Prior to beginning my private practice, I gained extensive professional experience working in a variety of environments, including nonprofit organisations and Greater London mental health community services. I’ve also gained rich experience through volunteering for the crisis service line SHOUT, the UK’s first and only free, confidential, 24/7 text service for those suffering with poor mental health. This experience has given me the opportunity to work with a diverse range of individuals across a broad spectrum of concerns. I hold a postgraduate advanced diploma in Humanistic Psychotherapeutic Counselling from the Metanoia Institute in London. I hold the Certificate of Proficiency from BACP. I hold an undergraduate degree in Philosophy (International) from the University of Leeds. I am a registered member of BACP, I am a trainee member of UKCP and I am a member of the Metanoia Institute. I abide by all of their ethical codes. I receive regular clinical supervision to support my practice and to ensure I am working safely and ethically.
I trained at The Minster Centre and the University of East London (PGDip Integrative Counselling and Coaching, distinction). My experience includes working with undergraduates as a Counsellor at Ravensbourne University. I have bachelor’s (hons) and master’s degrees in other fields. I have twenty years’ experience working in a range of roles in charities and social enterprises, and volunteering at a food bank. I am a member of the British Association of Counsellors and Psychotherapists (BACP) and work to their ethical framework. My practice is inclusive.
I am an individual and group analytic psychotherapist.
MBACP registered Integrative Counsellor and Transformational Coach based in Marylebone, Central London. She offers a distinctive combination of talking therapy, Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT/Tapping), and Cognomovement — an innovative somatic approach that integrates eye movement, breath, and body awareness to shift deeply embedded emotional and cognitive patterns. Sandra specialises in working with individuals who feel stuck and for whom traditional talking therapy alone has not produced the change they seek. Her additional tools — EFT and Cognomovement — operate at the level of the nervous system, creating the conditions for deeper and more durable transformation.
UKCP registered and AHPP accredited body psychotherapist based in Ealing, West London. Body psychotherapy is a holistic, integrative discipline that works with the mind and body as equal partners, recognising that psychological experience is held in the body as much as in thought and feeling. Amanda’s practice draws on humanistic and body-based traditions, helping clients develop a richer awareness of the connections between their physical experience, emotional life, and relational world. She works with adults across a range of presentations including trauma, anxiety, depression, and identity.
