Emma Wallen

Availability

I currently offer limited availability for new clients.

Sessions are available in person in Wimbledon and, where appropriate, online. Availability includes one Saturday appointment per month.

Spaces are intentionally limited.

I am a double-accredited Psychotherapist, clinical supervisor, Group therapist, and therapeutic coach focused on helping individuals and couples create lasting change. My practice combines psychotherapy, coaching, and spirituality into a holistic method that fosters meaningful, sustainable transformation.

I believe healing involves understanding the past and creating new ways of living now and in the future. Sessions may explore emotional wounds, unhelpful patterns, and practical tools to embody new behaviours.

For some, this addresses trauma, anxiety, or relationship issues; for others, it builds self-worth, intimacy, or aligns with purpose. My goal is to provide a safe space for growth.

I offer guided mindfulness sessions, including meditation, somatic work, and inner child healing, like shadow work. These move beyond talking into embodied change, releasing old beliefs and establishing new patterns. 

What sets my practice apart is combining clinical depth with coaching and spiritual integration. I'm intuitive and use my experience to identify obstacles that traditional Therapy might overlook.

 Clients describe the process as both challenging and freeing. I work best with those committed to change, open to reflection, and ready to engage.

If you're seeking a warm, clear, holistic therapist who respects mind, body, and spirit, I welcome supporting you.

My practice fosters deep healing, growth, and transformation for individuals and couples seeking more than talk—those wanting to understand themselves fully and create lasting change. I support diverse clients, especially those who feel unseen or misunderstood, offering recognition and resonance. I have a passion for supporting members of the queer community, providing a safe space to explore identity, love, and belonging. I often work with professionals, creatives, and couples balancing careers, family, and intimacy.

Change is inevitable in my work. I typically work with clients for a set number of sessions to address avoided issues. You will leave changed for the better. I don’t believe in keeping clients dependent on weekly sessions; my goal is to help you reach independence.

From the very first session, I take an active approach. Together, we’ll map out the therapeutic route your work needs to take, highlighting the key areas to focus on and the changes that will make the biggest difference.

You won’t just leave with insight. You’ll leave with practical guidance and tailored “homework” so you can start applying what we cover straight away. Many clients find this both grounding and motivating, because the process doesn’t stay in the therapy room; it becomes part of your daily life and relationships.

Be ready: the work starts from day one.