Amanda Stewart-Harries

I have some availability for therapy sessions for trainees (each academic year) and these can either be online via zoom or whatsapp, or face to face in Stoneleigh (5 mins walk from the station).

Sessions are daytime only (9.30-5pm) and my private practice days are Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays

I offer concessionary fees to counselling trainees as well as NHS front line key workers.

I am an experienced BACP-accredited therapist, supervisor and trainer.  Developing a safe and trusting relationship in counselling is key to unlocking our fears, past hurts and boundless potential. Through a strong and reliable rapport between therapist and client, we can fully explore who we are, why we might be currently stuck and what might help us on our journey towards more satisfying relationships and life choices.

Teaching counselling and helping trainees on their journey to being a therapist is a real passion of mine, having worked and taught for several years on a range of counselling courses.

Prior to my psychotherapeutic training and qualifications, I worked as a teacher and lecturer in English as a Foreign language and have a strong interest in different languages and cultures.

I enjoy cooking, theatre and tennis.

As an integrative psychotherapist (Clarkson-trained), I draw on a range of theories, ideas and practices to structure our thinking together.  I am particularly interested in our early and current attachment figures, trauma and losses.  

I currently work as a psychotherapist at St George's Hospital, University of London, working with healthcare professionals: nurses, midwives, physiotherapists, paramedics and medics, helping them make sense of their work and home lives, while sometimes struggling with depression, anxiety, past trauma or relationship issues. Alongside this, I supervise other therapists' work in various institutions, including MIND, women's centres, Carers associations, Cruse Bereavement and armed forces.

​I also offer online training to therapists on a range of topics, most recently Brief Therapy, Internal Family Systems and Domestic Violence.

I offer a free 20 min initial consultation on the phone to see whether I might be the person you'd like to work with. We can then find a day and time that suits you and your work-life pattern.

Our first session together would be to discuss how you are feeling, what you would like to get out of therapy and how we can work together. Everyone has different reasons for therapy and what they wish to achieve from it so it's good for us both to get a clearer picture of where the sessions might go.

There will be plenty of opportunity for you to ask me any questions in relation to how I work, the therapeutic model I use, and to finalise payment details.

I have some availability for therapy sessions for trainee therapists (beginning every academic year) and these can either be online via zoom or whatsapp, or face to face in Stoneleigh (5 mins walk from the station).

Sessions are daytime only (9.30-5pm) and my private practice days are Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays

I offer concessionary fees to counselling trainees as well as NHS front line key workers.

I am an experienced BACP-accredited therapist, supervisor and trainer.  Developing a safe and trusting relationship in counselling is key to unlocking our fears, past hurts and boundless potential. Through a strong and reliable rapport between therapist and client, we can fully explore who we are, why we might be currently stuck and what might help us on our journey towards more satisfying relationships and life choices.

Teaching counselling and helping trainees on their journey to being a therapist is a real passion of mine, having worked and taught for several years on a range of counselling courses.

Prior to my psychotherapeutic training and qualifications, I worked as a teacher and lecturer in English as a Foreign language and have a strong interest in different languages and cultures.

I enjoy cooking, theatre and tennis.

As an integrative psychotherapist (Clarkson-trained), I draw on a range of theories, ideas and practices to structure our thinking together.  I am particularly interested in our early and current attachment figures, trauma and losses.  

I currently work as a psychotherapist at St George's Hospital, University of London, working with healthcare professionals: nurses, midwives, physiotherapists, paramedics and medics, helping them make sense of their work and home lives, while sometimes struggling with depression, anxiety, past trauma or relationship issues. Alongside this, I supervise other therapists' work in various institutions, including MIND, women's centres, Carers associations, Cruse Bereavement and armed forces.

​I also offer online training to therapists on a range of topics, most recently Brief Therapy, Internal Family Systems and Domestic Violence.

I offer a free 20 min initial consultation on the phone to see whether I might be the person you'd like to work with. We can then find a day and time that suits you and your work-life pattern.

Our first session together would be to discuss how you are feeling, what you would like to get out of therapy and how we can work together. Everyone has different reasons for therapy and what they wish to achieve from it so it's good for us both to get a clearer picture of where the sessions might go.

There will be plenty of opportunity for you to ask me any questions in relation to how I work, the therapeutic model I use, and to finalise payment details.

I have some availability for therapy sessions for trainees (each academic year) and these can either be online via zoom or whatsapp, or face to face in Stoneleigh (5 mins walk from the station).

Sessions are daytime only (9.30-5pm) and my private practice days are Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays

I offer concessionary fees to counselling trainees as well as NHS front line key workers.

I am an experienced BACP-accredited therapist, supervisor and trainer.  Developing a safe and trusting relationship in counselling is key to unlocking our fears, past hurts and boundless potential. Through a strong and reliable rapport between therapist and client, we can fully explore who we are, why we might be currently stuck and what might help us on our journey towards more satisfying relationships and life choices.

Teaching counselling and helping trainees on their journey to being a therapist is a real passion of mine, having worked and taught for several years on a range of counselling courses.

Prior to my psychotherapeutic training and qualifications, I worked as a teacher and lecturer in English as a Foreign language and have a strong interest in different languages and cultures.

I enjoy cooking, theatre and tennis.

As an integrative psychotherapist (Clarkson-trained), I draw on a range of theories, ideas and practices to structure our thinking together.  I am particularly interested in our early and current attachment figures, trauma and losses.  

I currently work as a psychotherapist at St George's Hospital, University of London, working with healthcare professionals: nurses, midwives, physiotherapists, paramedics and medics, helping them make sense of their work and home lives, while sometimes struggling with depression, anxiety, past trauma or relationship issues. Alongside this, I supervise other therapists' work in various institutions, including MIND, women's centres, Carers associations, Cruse Bereavement and armed forces.

​I also offer online training to therapists on a range of topics, most recently Brief Therapy, Internal Family Systems and Domestic Violence.

I offer a free 20 min initial consultation on the phone to see whether I might be the person you'd like to work with. We can then find a day and time that suits you and your work-life pattern.

Our first session together would be to discuss how you are feeling, what you would like to get out of therapy and how we can work together. Everyone has different reasons for therapy and what they wish to achieve from it so it's good for us both to get a clearer picture of where the sessions might go.

There will be plenty of opportunity for you to ask me any questions in relation to how I work, the therapeutic model I use, and to finalise payment details.