I am a qualified integrative counsellor, trained in relational, psychodynamic, and humanistic approaches, alongside attachment theory and intercultural perspectives. My work is also informed by trauma and mindfulness-based practices. I work with adults experiencing anxiety, relationship difficulties, low self-esteem, trauma, and life transitions. I offer a collaborative, non-judgemental space, tailoring my approach to each individual’s needs.
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.
BACP and UKCP registered psychodynamic psychotherapist and qualified clinical supervisor based in Bushey, Hertfordshire. Her psychodynamic training provides a deep, theoretically grounded framework for understanding how past experiences, unconscious processes, and relational patterns shape presenting difficulties. Jackie works with adults on a wide range of emotional and psychological difficulties, and in addition to her clinical practice offers clinical supervision to other therapists and counsellors. Her dual BACP and UKCP registration reflects the breadth and rigour of her professional formation.
BACP-registered integrative therapist specialising in remote sessions with clients across the UK. She holds an Advanced Diploma in Humanistic Counselling from CPPD and is a registered member of BACP. Before qualifying as a psychotherapist, she worked for over a decade as an international documentary director, deepening her appreciation of listening and the power of storytelling. She works on the understanding that patterns of thinking and behaviour rooted in early experience can, when brought into conscious awareness, be changed — helping clients regain a sense of agency.
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.
I am a fully accredited psychotherapist with a background in Social Psychology and Clinical Hypnotherapy, working online with adults across the UK. My integrative approach draws on Person‑Centred Therapy, CBT, Attachment Theory, mindfulness, deep‑mindfulness, and hypnotherapy, allowing me to tailor the work to each client’s needs rather than fitting them into a single model. I offer long‑term therapy as well as ad‑hoc and one‑off sessions for clients who need focused support around a specific issue or moment in time. I have extensive experience supporting clients with anxiety, stress, low mood, self‑esteem, relationship patterns, life transitions, and the deeper emotional themes that sit beneath recurring difficulties. My practice centres on creating a steady, grounded therapeutic space where clients feel safe enough to explore, reflect, and make meaningful change at a pace that feels right for them.
I am a UKCP accredited integrative psychotherapist with an MA and an advanced diploma in psychotherapy and counselling. I am also a BACP registered member. I work with adults and offer a safe and confidential space to explore their inner worlds based on their therapeutic needs in a collaborative and creative manner.
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.
I have worked as a CBT Therapist in the NHS for over 10 years. I previously held a Senior CBT Therapist role in an NHS service in West London, which I left in 2024. I now work part-time privately and part-time supervising new CBT Therapists in training at the Royal Holloway University London.
Whilst Self Help is where most people start, it doesn’t always address what subtley stops us from making change in our lives. This is where therapy can help, life as we currently live it may be holding us back, but we cannot see where the blocks are. We are limited to what we can achieve on our own, Counselling and Psychotherapy places therapeutic relationship at the centre of change. To heal best we need interpersonal interventions , whilst tech can be really useful , most find it is not enough . My focus is attuning to you .
Hello, my name is Michelle, I am a qualified and Accredited integrative therapist. As an Integrative Psychotherapist I use a variety of different approaches, drawing on whatever seems most helpful to you. This allows me to adapt my way of working to each client’s individual needs. I very much view therapy as a collaborative process, where both therapist and client contribute, and the main focus is on building a supportive and trusting relationship. As an integrative therapist I am trained in three main therapeutic frames, the Psychodynamic, Humanistic and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. For whatever reason you may be considering therapy I can work with relationship issues, trauma, bereavement, depression, anxiety, stress, or if you feel stuck and unable to hitch your full potential. In all these instances therapy can help to understand your difficulties and review the moment with a new perspective and clarity. Alongside with you we will explore your emotional world and possibly routes of your momentous condition. My aim it will be to help you to understand your motivations and patterns of behaviour, and to help you building resilience and how to better manage the contradictions and difficulties of life. Together, we can explore the issue and enable you to move forward.
