Anna Sinski

I am a qualified integrative psychotherapist (Master’s level), working in private practice in central London. I try to integrate therapy techniques depending on client needs because in my opinion, every situation is highly individual.

I work with many different types of clients, helping people get through tough times like bereavement or anxiety. However, I do have particular experience working with clients experiencing pregnancy related issues (abortion, miscarriage, pregnancy related stress) as well as infertility. I am also a member of BICA: British Infertility Counselling Association.

Born and raised in a very multicultural environment, I find myself at ease working with individuals of many different backgrounds. 

I'm a qualified integrative psychotherapist (Master's level) with 3 different locations in central London. I work using a range of approaches from different schools of psychotherapy, as I believe everything depends on the given individual. 

My experience includes a wide range of clients, including bereavement, depression, anxiety, major life changes, divorce, infertility and miscarriage. I am also a member of BICA: British Infertility Counselling Association. 

Born and raised in a very multicultural environment, I find myself at ease working with individuals of many different backgrounds. I strongly believe in adapting therapy techniques and approaches to individuals’ cultures, religions and backgrounds.

Creative expression is another one of my passions and I enjoy writing poetry, articles, as well as short stories :)

As well as therapy, I also offer food coaching. This is perfect for anyone struggling with their weight or battling unhealthy eating habits. This is something that can help if you've tried many different diets and lifestyles, but still find yourself failing or not making any significant progress. It may also be a good thing to try if you have found yourself in a cycle of sugar/junk food addiction. 

 It's an approach that dives deep into the psychology of eating habits, as well as the relationship between our cognition and food. 

This is not nutritional advice, but rather coaching focused on psychological techniques helping individuals to implement healthy eating habits, change their relationship to food and potentially deal with any obstacles such as emotional eating. 

I'm a qualified integrative psychotherapist (Master's level) working in central London. I use a range of approaches from different schools of psychotherapy, as I believe everything depends on the given individual.

My experience includes a wide range of clients, including bereavement, depression, anxiety, major life changes, divorce and miscarriage. I am also a member of BICA: British Infertility Counselling Association.

Born and raised in a very multicultural environment, I find myself at ease working with individuals of many different backgrounds. I strongly believe in adapting therapy techniques and approaches to individuals’ cultures, religions and backgrounds.

Creative expression is another one of my passions and I enjoy writing poetry, articles, as well as short stories :)