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Kim Goodwin-Wheatle

Psychosexual therapist

There are many reasons that my clients come to me for individual or relationship therapy. It can provide a confidential, non-judgmental setting in which to self reflect and create change, whether you’re in the midst of a crisis, or if things are going well but you want to be proactive and ensure they remain positive. Relationally we can become stuck, consumed by conflict, and what was once a thriving relationship can come to a grinding halt. Our sexual selves, whether in a relationship or not, can be presented with an unexpected obstacle; we may become overwhelmed by new desires or find old desires are no longer accessible. Specialist relationship and sex therapy can support those experiencing intimacy and sexual difficulties both physical and emotional in nature.

Marina Christoforidou

Psychotherapist

I am a qualified psychoanalytic psychotherapist and Senior Lecturer at the Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust, with extensive experience in both private practice and the public sector. I offer a reflective and containing space in which we can think together about the relational patterns shaping your life and relationships. My work is grounded in psychoanalytic thinking and focuses on helping you develop a deeper understanding of yourself, opening up the possibility of new ways of being. Alongside my clinical practice, I teach and supervise other practitioners, which helps ensure that my work remains thoughtful, up to date, and ethically grounded.

Joseph Madden

Child or adolescent therapist, Counsellor, Group therapist, Psychotherapist

I am a fully qualified psychodynamic psychotherapist, holding a master’s degree from The University of London. I am a registered member of the BACP and follow their ethical framework and professional standards. My training has also included studies in philosophy, neuroscience, psychology, and modules in clinical psychology at King’s College London, which help inform my approach to understanding how past experiences shape our present. I currently practice at The Couch – Psychological Therapies in Peckham, Hackney Therapy Centre, Consulting rooms in central London and am the Co-Founder of Men Connect – talking groups for men. Before opening my private practice, I trained in Clinical Psychology at King’s College London with Guy’s Hospital. I also spent over a decade working internationally in senior leadership roles. This gives me a lived understanding of the pressures faced by individuals, the visibility, responsibility, performance demands, and internal standards that often go unseen.

Claire Graham

Integrative therapist (blended approaches)

I am a BACP-registered integrative counsellor with experience working with children, teenagers, and adults. I offer both short and long-term therapy, drawing on a range of approaches to suit each individual’s needs. I provide a calm, non-judgemental space where you can explore difficult experiences and emotional challenges at your own pace. I also have an interest in working creatively where helpful. Building a sense of safety and trust is central to my work, and in our first session we can explore what brings you to counselling and whether you feel comfortable working together.

Philomena Chipman

Counsellor, Couples therapist, Psychotherapist

MBACP Accredited counsellor and psychotherapist with over 22 years of experience working across mental health and education settings. She holds a Master of Counselling (MCouns) and is an ICEEFT Certified Emotionally Focused Therapist — one of a small number of therapists in the UK to have achieved this advanced clinical credential — and a member of both ICEEFT (International Centre for Excellence in Emotionally Focused Therapy) and BEFT (British Emotionally Focused Therapy). She practises in Brockley, South East London, and online.

George Booty

Psychotherapist, Specialist therapies (Trauma, Coaching, etc.)

BACP-registered senior accredited psychotherapist and psychotraumatologist with over 30 years of clinical experience. He holds a Doctorate in Psychotherapy (DPsych), two Masters degrees, and a range of diplomas in psychotherapy, supervision, and hypnotherapy. He is Senior Lecturer and Director at Convergence College of Psychotherapy, has presented at international conferences, and has provided trauma therapy for major organisations including ITV, Royal Mail, Babcock International, and HM Prison Service. He has served as an Expert Witness in UK legal proceedings.

Dafina Ganeva

Psychotherapist

I started my psychotherapy career as a volunteer of the bereavement team in St.Christopher’s hospice.

Mark Mahoney

Counsellor

I’m a BACP-registered integrative counsellor specialising in men’s mental health. I work with men who are overthinking, emotionally exhausted, angry, or stuck in patterns they can’t break. Many of my clients appear to be coping on the outside but are privately struggling with anxiety, irritability, poor sleep, or a persistent sense that something isn’t right. My approach is integrative, drawing mainly on person-centred and psychodynamic therapies, tailored to what you need. Sessions are practical and collaborative. Together we explore where difficulties come from and develop strategies you can use between sessions and beyond. I offer 50-minute sessions in Bromley, Forest Hill, Peckham, and online, with a free 15–20 minute introductory call.

Emma Edwards

Counsellor

As a Counsellor I have worked with a variety of issues, especially those related to bereavement and loss. The experience of grief for many people can be hard to share with loved ones and be quite isolating. So often the focus of our work here, is to create an empathic space where your feelings can be shared, heard and validated. I have also completed additional training around pregnancy loss. As for many, pregnancy loss can be a upsetting and traumatic event, however often the experiance of this grief is more likely to be hidden, and isolating My professional background is working in social care and as a social worker, such, I have always had a passion for supporting people – especially those experiencing complex physical healthcare needs, and their carers and families, Also working in these environments has also given me a good understanding of the pressures that fast-paced highly-stressed workplaces can place on an individual’s wellbeing leading to stress and burnout.

Andrew Tobert

Counsellor

Perhaps something needs to change, even if you can’t quite name what. I’m a relational, integrative psychotherapist in Shoreditch and online. I work with queer people and men, people who’ve lost their sense of direction, and people stuck in difficult relationship patterns. BACP registered. Free 15-minute consultation.

Bethlehem Tesfaye

Counsellor, Integrative therapist (blended approaches)

You may be feeling exhausted, overwhelmed, and alone, unsure where to turn. You might find that those around you don’t quite get it. I’m here to listen, without judgement. You don’t need to mask, justify yourself, or have the right words. I’ll sit with you and help you feel less alone with whatever you’re carrying. I’m not here to fix you, because you’re not broken. We will figure out together what brought you to this point, help you make sense of your feelings and experiences, and work out what you need to make changes in your life, if that is what you want to do. I use an integrative approach, which means I draw on different theories and interventions in a way that’s tailored to your needs.

Shannon Talbot

Couples therapist, Psychosexual therapist, Psychotherapist

I work with couples and individuals around relational and sexual issues. I have LGBTQAI and GSRD-specific training and am neuro-informed and affirming. My practice is grounded in a thoughtful understanding of how relationships shape our emotional lives, and I work in line with professional standards to offer a reliable, well-contained therapeutic space for exploring patterns, conflict and connection.

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