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Lily Von Kalbach

Psychotherapist

I’m a UKCP-accredited therapist with an MA and Postgraduate Diploma in Counselling and Psychotherapy. I use integrative approaches in my practice, and can draw on creative techniques, such as dream work, IFS, meditation, archetypal psychology, shadow work, and visualisations to empower and heal the disquieted mind, body and spirit. Prior to being a therapist, I worked as an anthropologist, researcher and in the creatice arts. I have an affinity for working with clients who are deep thinkers, feel alienated in life, and have a rich, complex inner life that they would like to understand and learn how to integrate better.

Samuel Smith

Psychotherapist

I am a Registered Member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and practise in accordance with their Ethical Framework. I hold a Postgraduate Diploma in Existential Psychotherapy and Counselling from the New School of Psychotherapy and Counselling, London. Alongside my clinical practice, I am engaged in doctoral research jointly with the New School and Middlesex University, exploring how gender shapes therapeutic relationships, particularly in the context of working with women who have experienced trauma. This ongoing work continues to deepen my commitment to a therapeutic practice that is inclusive, reflective and sensitive to the dynamics of power, identity and social context.

Paola Filotico

Psychologist

I offer short, medium, and long-term online therapy for adults and couples, in English and Italian. My specialties include anxiety disorders, self-esteem issues, grief and bereavement, and life transitions. With experience in both public and private sectors, I use tools from various therapeutic schools, tailoring interventions creatively to each person’s unique context.

Matt Reid

Counsellor

BACP-accredited counsellor and clinical supervisor based at Health Hub London in Herne Hill, South London, offering both in-person and online sessions. He holds a Diploma in Clinical Supervision from The Awareness Centre (2023) and a Post-Qualification Certificate in Body Psychotherapy. In addition to his individual counselling practice, Matt provides supervision for trainee therapists and qualified counsellors, and is a registered therapist with AXA and Aviva insurance. He brings a grounded, integrative approach informed by body-awareness, and works with adults across a range of emotional and psychological concerns.

Maia Kruger

Psychotherapist

Integrative Arts Psychotherapist / EMDR

Anna Legge

Counsellor, Psychotherapist

I help clients who struggle with relationships and connections. This might show up as losing yourself in closeness, or feeling anxious when alone; feeling responsible for others’ emotions, or people-pleasing. You might be noticing over-adapting to others’ needs and moods, feeling as if you’re too much or not enough for your partner, feeling overwhelmed once relationships become real or deep. You could be experiencing difficulties trusting others and fear rejection, or staying in relationships that don’t feel right. My work is focused on Relational Parts Work, an approach that helps make sense of the different parts of you that learned how to connect, adapt, protect you, or withdraw in relationships. These parts are shaped early in life and are closely linked to how your nervous system learned to respond to closeness, separation, and emotional safety. Working with these parts brings clarity to patterns that can otherwise feel automatic and confusing. I will help you with: Separation/divorce/transition; enmeshment/codependency; fear of intimacy; affair/betrayal; confusion between closeness vs separation; anxious/avoidant attachment patterns; Inability to build or sustain relationships; Lack of boundaries; finding identity through relationships; Difficulty regulating emotions. Through this work, you’ll begin to understand your relational patterns and the role each part has played in keeping you safe. Your responses and reactions will start making sense to you. I’ll help you clarify your own needs and boundaries, restoring a sense of self beyond relationship roles, and cultivate a good balance between depending on others and standing firmly in your own sense of self.

Joseph Gale Burns

Psychotherapist

Deciding to give counselling a try is a big, and perhaps, daunting step. Finding someone who you don’t know but with whom you will be sharing personal, often intimate, thoughts and feelings can feel scary. How to go about this difficult task? The first step is to find a person who you feel you might be able to work with as well as being a counsellor with a professional profile appropriate to your needs. Counselling can be a challenging experience and feeling safe and able to trust your counsellor is essential if it is to be helpful. Next arrange an exploratory meeting, see how it feels and be guided by your own feelings. I can offer you a first session together with no obligation for you to continue. This should enable you to get a better feel of whether we could work together. For me, counselling is a partnership with two people trying to understand and respond to one person’s difficulties and concerns. I am usually able to be helpful people of all heritages. I have worked in an NHS, voluntary sector and private sector settings and I am experienced in helping with many kinds of difficulties, whether individuals or couples. Counselling whether short or long term can enable you to understand yourself better and develop new insights that can help you find a way ahead to a more contented way of living.

Elena Miari

Counsellor, Couples therapist, Family therapist, Integrative therapist (blended approaches), Psychotherapist

I am a BACP accredited psychotherapist and couples therapist, qualified since 2008 and working in full time private practice. My work is grounded in existential and humanistic psychotherapy and focuses primarily on relationships and relational dynamics. I specialise in couples therapy, particularly working with neurodiverse and mixed neurotype relationships where ADHD or other neurodivergent traits influence communication, emotional regulation and patterns of connection. I also work extensively with couples navigating infidelity, supporting partners to understand what has happened, rebuild trust where possible and decide how they want to move forward. Alongside couples work, I support individuals navigating complex relationship dynamics, including betrayal trauma, recovery from narcissistic abuse and the impact of ADHD on identity, relationships and emotional wellbeing. In 2024 I founded Heathwell Therapies, a psychotherapy clinic in Blackheath bringing together experienced therapists with different specialisms to offer t high quality therapeutic support. I am an accredited member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP), a member of the College of Sexual and Relationship Therapists (COSRT), and a member of the World Federation for ADHD (WFADHD).

Stella Compton Dickinson

Counsellor, Psychotherapist

Award-winning Consultant Psychotherapist, Counsellor, and Music Therapist with over 20 years of clinical experience across NHS and private practice. She holds a PhD and is registered with three separate professional bodies — UKCP, BACP, and HCPC — and is an accredited Cognitive Analytic Therapist (CAT) through ACAT, placing her among the most credentialled practitioners in the UK. Based in Grange-over-Sands, Lancashire, Stella offers consultancy and therapy to individuals, professionals, and organisations across a wide area from Barrow-in-Furness to Carlisle. Her richly integrative approach combines psychotherapy, Cognitive Analytic Therapy, and music therapy — attending to both mind and body — and her 20-year NHS career has given her extensive expertise with complex and enduring presentations. She brings the same clinical rigour and depth to her private practice and is also an experienced supervisor and researcher.

Maria Ángeles Fajardo Durán

Counsellor

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.

Sonja De Martini

Psychotherapist

I am a UKCP, BPC and BACP registered psychodynamic psychotherapist and occupational psychologist. My experience and training in both professions gives me a unique perspective and offering in my provision of therapy, executive coaching and interview preparation for adults in London. My aim is to work with you to facilitate greater understanding of yourself and your world so that you can harness your own resources to move forward for a more satisfying life.

Claudia Varosio

Counsellor

I am a trained transpersonal psychotherapist grounded in Psychosynthesis, integrating somatic therapy, attachment theory and neuroscience. I work ethically and relationally with adults facing trauma, relationship difficulties and life transitions. Using embodiment practices, parts work and mindful awareness, I support clients to understand long-standing patterns, regulate the nervous system and create meaningful, lasting change.

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