Geeta Gajwani

Flexible weekday times - Monday to Friday. I can work with you digitally through various virtual platforms such as Zoom, Googlemeet, MS teams, WhatsApp or Skype.

"Hello and Welcome, my name is Geeta "

I work with a wide range of issues, including difficult childhood experiences, low confidence/ self esteem, anxiety, stress-related physical symptoms, menopause, aging, work, family or relationship concerns, neurodivergence and general emotional distress. I also have a special interest in issues related to race, identity, and belonging.

 I offer one-to-one counselling and psychotherapy on a short-term or open-ended basis. I have experience working with patient concerns in therapeutic settings, including NHS, private and third-sector care services. My areas of expertise include treating anxiety, depression, trauma, and perinatal and reproductive challenges.

I also have extensive experience supporting individuals who find it difficult to form or sustain intimate relationships. My role is to listen attentively and help you reflect on emotional wounds—often shaped by early experiences, that may continue to influence you today. Together, we work towards healing, insight, and reducing the distress. I take a culturally sensitive, inclusive approach and welcome individuals of all ages, genders, and backgrounds. 

My clients often describe me as warm, kind, and approachable.

Whatever the nature or extent of your difficulties, I offer a secure, supportive, and confidential space where you can explore your concerns openly and without any judgment.

Clinical Qualifications

•  MSc in Psychodynamic Counselling and Psychotherapy from Birkbeck College, University of London, one of the leading academic and clinical college institutions for psychotherapy in the UK.
•  BSc (Hons) in Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy from the School of Psychology at the University of East London.

Sometimes life can hurl challenges our way that can leave us feeling drained, confused or disconnected. At other times, our thoughts and emotions may feel disproportionate to the events that triggered them, or seem to arise without any clear cause.

Psychotherapy is a space to explore how you think, feel, and relate to others. It helps you understand the patterns that may be holding you back and supports you in moving toward what you would like to achieve. At its core it’s about recognising that the change you seek already exists within you; rooted in a deeper, enduring part of yourself. I primarily work with a psychodynamic approach, which explores both conscious and unconscious aspects of feelings and behaviour. This approach helps us understand ourselves and others by linking past experiences with present thoughts and emotions, and can help us in resolving what may be troubling or disturbing us.

The first consultation is an opportunity to for you to discuss your needs and for us to get to know each other better. It lasts approximately fifty minutes. If we decide to work together, we shall arrange a regular day and time each week for our sessions.

I understand that finding the right therapist can feel overwhelming  and there’s no pressure to commit immediately. 

We can arrange an informal phone chat to see how we bond, where you can freely share your concerns, needs, and any questions you may have. 

Please do get in touch - I would be delighted to hear from you.

I work with the following insurers - WPA, Cigna, AXA, Vitality health and Aetna

Flexible weekday times available - Monday to Friday. I can work with you digitally through various virtual platforms such as MS Teams, Zoom, Googlemeet, WhatsAPP or Skype.

Hello and Welcome. 

I specialise in supporting individuals with anxiety, depression, trauma, perinatal and health-related challenges. I also work with issues such as low self confidence,  stress-related symptoms, life transitions, work ,relationship or family concerns, loneliness, loss and general emotional distress. I offer one-to-one counselling and psychotherapy on an open-ended basis ( long or short term)

I have over ten years of experience, having worked  across the  NHS, private, and third-sector services, supporting clients with a wide range of concerns. 

My approach helps you explore and make sense of emotional pain, often rooted in early life—to gain insight, heal, and feel more empowered in the present.

I have particular experience with clients who struggle to form or sustain intimate relationships and those facing fertility /reproductive challenges. I also hold a strong interest in identity, belonging, and race. I work inclusively and sensitively with people of all ages, genders, and backgrounds.  My clients describe me as warm, kind, and approachable 

I understand how important it is to find the right therapist, so I offer an informal, no-pressure chat to discuss your needs and answer any questions.

Clinical Qualifications

I received and hold an MSc in Psychodynamic Counselling and Psychotherapy from Birkbeck College, University of London,  one of the leading academic and clinical college institutions for psychotherapy in the UK. 

I also hold and have received an BSc (Hons) in Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy from the School of Psychology at the University of East London.  

Both Programs of study are accredited by the BACP and the BPC.

The term psychodynamic is derived from two Ancient Greek words: psyche, meaning "soul," and dynamis, meaning "power" or "potential." At its core, the psychodynamic approach is concerned with understanding how past experiences, particularly early relationships and significant life events—shape our present behaviour, emotional life, and ways of relating to others.

Psychodynamic psychotherapy involves exploring the influence of these past experiences, often those outside of conscious awareness, to gain deeper insight into current difficulties. The therapeutic process focuses on uncovering unconscious patterns and dynamics that may be impacting your emotional well-being, relationships, and life choices.

Central to this approach is the idea that much of our communication and emotional experience occurs at both a conscious and unconscious level. Psychoanalysis has developed a rich, nuanced language to describe these unconscious processes and the complex emotional exchanges that occur between people. In therapy, attention to these subtle dynamics allows for a deeper understanding of the self and opens up the possibility for meaningful and lasting change. You are invited to speak freely and reflect on your thoughts and feelings without fear of judgment. The process can help bring to light emotions that may have been pushed out of conscious awareness.

Together, we explore patterns—both conscious and unconscious—that may be contributing to your distress or affecting your relationships. This shared process helps us understand the roots of your difficulties and consider new ways of responding. The goal is to help you feel more equipped to navigate life’s challenges and support lasting, meaningful change.

At its core, psychotherapy is a space to reflect on how you think, feel, and relate—to yourself and to others. It fosters deeper self-awareness and emotional resilience, recognising that the capacity for change already exists within you.

The initial consultation is a chance for you and I to get to know each other better. In this session I am interested in learning about you, your lived experience, what has brought you to therapy and what you would possibly like to achieve. I would also like to know a little about your history (your past and present circumstances). The first session is sixty minutes in duration and is treated as an initial consultation.

At this meeting, I will tell you about the way I work and for us to think about whether we would like to work together, we may together also decide on a regular day and time to meet each week.  Most client's find that regular sessions provide a sense of stability and continuity whilst working through difficulties.

I work with the following insurers: Aetna, Axa, WPA, Cigna and Vitality Health.

​Flexible weekday times - Monday to Friday. I can work with you digitally through various virtual platforms such as  Zoom, Googlemeet, MS teams, WhatsApp or Skype.

I offer one-to-one counselling and psychotherapy on a short-term  or open-ended basis. I work with a wide range of issues, including difficult childhood experiences, low confidence, anxiety, stress-related physical symptoms, menopause, life transitions, family or relationship concerns, neurodivergence  and general emotional distress. I also have a special interest in issues related to race, identity, and belonging.

I have broad experience working with patient concerns in therapeutic settings, including NHS, private care, and third-sector services. My areas of expertise include treating anxiety, depression, trauma, and perinatal and reproductive challenges.

I have extensive experience supporting individuals who struggle to form or maintain intimate relationships. My role is to listen to your experiences and help you reflect on and explore emotional wounds, often rooted in early life, that may still be affecting you. Together, we work towards healing, gaining insight, and reducing emotional distress. I take a culturally sensitive and inclusive approach and welcome Individuals of all ages, genders, and beliefs. My Clients often describe me as friendly, kind, and approachable.

Whatever the nature or extent of your difficulties, I offer a secure, supportive, and confidential space where you can explore your concerns openly and without any judgment.

Clinical Qualifications

I received and hold an MSc in Psychodynamic Counselling and Psychotherapy from Birkbeck College, University of London, one of the leading academic and clinical college institutions for psychotherapy in the UK. 

I also hold and have received an BSc (Hons) in Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy from the School of Psychology at the University of East London. 

Both my MSc and BSc, accredited by the BACP, have enriched my clinical practice by allowing me to work with a wide range of presenting issues.

Sometimes life can hurl challenges our way that can leave us feeling drained, confused or disconnected. At other times, our thoughts and emotions may feel disproportionate to the events that triggered them, or seem to arise without any clear cause.

I work with a psychodynamic approach, which explores both conscious and unconscious aspects of feelings and behaviour. This approach helps us understand ourselves and others by linking past experiences with present thoughts and emotions, and can help us in resolving what may be troubling or disturbing us.

The first  consultation is an opportunity to discuss your needs and get to know each other better. It lasts sixty minutes. If we decide to work together, we shall arrange a regular day and time each week for our sessions.

I understand that finding the right therapist can feel daunting, and there’s no pressure to commit immediately. We can arrange an informal phone chat to see how we bond, where you can freely share your concerns, needs, and any questions you may have. I would be delighted to hear from you. 

I work with the following insurers - Cigna, AXA, Vitality health and Aetna.