Suzanna Brodie

I am an integrative Psychotherapist and Counsellor and work in a person centred way. I specialise in addiction, though I also see clients for various other issues and work collaboratively to explore what is behind their anxiety, depression and to build self esteem. I provide a safe non-judgemental space to allow clients to talk about any current challenges they are facing and to look back on their life to identify patterns of relating and ways of being in the world. I believe this holding experience to be at the heart of change and overcoming difficulties.

I currently work for an online rehab alongside my private practise. I work with addiction in a multitude of ways and have in-depth experience of 12 step recovery programmes. I have worked in a male prison with The Forward Trust, an organisation working towards change within the prison system. I also saw clients through the NHS at a Women's Centre in Camden providing short term therapy for over 3 years.

Taking the first step is often not easy. I am happy to have an initial chat on the phone to see whether you feel we can work together. I hope to help you move forward with more awareness of yourself and explore your choices to feel happier and derive meaning in your life.

Training, qualifications & experience

I studied at Regents University where I gained the Certificate, followed by a Post Graduate Diploma and then MA in Psychotherapy and Counselling. I wrote my dissertation on the impact of Endings and Loss and the need for space to process and heal. I also have a BA in Creative and Media Writing.

I work on from a therapy space off of Chiswick High Street.

In the first session, we will work towards identifying what has brought you to therapy and whether you are comfortable to move forward in working together.

I am an integrative Psychotherapist and Counsellor and work in a person centred way. I specialise in addiction, though I also see clients for various other issues and work collaboratively to explore what is behind their anxiety, depression and to build self esteem. I provide a safe non-judgemental space to allow clients to talk about any current challenges they are facing and also to look back on their life to identify patterns of relating and ways of being in the world. I believe this holding experience to be at the heart of change and overcoming difficulties.

I work with addiction in a multitude of ways and have in-depth experience of 12 step recovery programmes. I have worked in a male prison with The Forward Trust, an organisation working towards change within the prison system for people struggling with addiction. I have also seen clients through the NHS at a Women's Centre providing short term therapy.

Taking the first step is often not easy. I am happy to have an initial chat on the phone to see whether you feel we can work together. I hope to help you move forward with more awareness of yourself and explore your choices to feel happier and derive meaning in your life.

Training, qualifications & experience

I studied at Regents University where I gained the Certificate, and then a MA in Counselling and Psychotherapy. I have run numerous groups centred around addiction and trauma and specialise in this field.

The practise is inbetween Earls Court and Kensington. It is a two roomed building, catered soley for theraputic practises and has its own private entrance. The map is shown on the link to the website.

In the first session, we will work towards identifying what has brought you to therapy and whether you are comfortable to move forward in working together.