Jessica Davies

A qualified psychotherapeutic counsellor, registered with the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP), I have a Diploma in Integrative Transpersonal Counselling.

I work particularly with anxiety, depression, trauma and loss; loss of belonging and cultural identity as well as loss through bereavement including childhood bereavement.

Open to both short-term (usually 6-12 sessions) and open-ended work, I work with both men and women. Typically, sessions are weekly and are 50 minutes.

I am interested in how we can live well, balancing life’s stresses with opportunities for growth and enjoyment. I can work with you to recognise and allow the life you really want and will work differently with each client according to their own unique needs, creating conditions that encourage growth.

I believe spirituality is an important aspect of our humanity and will work with clients to find their own understanding and expression of a rich and grounded spiritual life, regardless of religion. Strongly influenced by the work of Carl Jung and by the writings of Annie Dillard, John O’Donohue and Richard Rohr among others, I make room for the soulful and the creative in my work with clients.

I grew up in the Wicklow Mountains, in Ireland and lived my teenage years divided between rural Dorset and New York City. I have now lived in London for nearly thirty years and am interested in how we can live well, wherever we are.

With over twenty years experience working in the charitable sector, I was drawn to train with Re-Vision: Counselling and Psychotherapy with a Soulful Perspective because of their belief that counselling and psychotherapy are vital for transformation in troubled times. 

I am also a practicing member of the Community of Spiritual Directors associated with the London Centre for Spirituality. 

A qualified psychotherapeutic counsellor, registered with the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP), I have a Diploma in Integrative Transpersonal Counselling.

I work particularly with anxiety, depression, trauma and loss; loss of belonging and cultural identity as well as loss through bereavement including childhood bereavement.

Open to both short-term (usually 6-12 sessions) and open-ended work, I work with both men and women. Typically, sessions are weekly and are 50 minutes.

I am interested in how we can live well, balancing life’s stresses with opportunities for growth and enjoyment. I can work with you to recognise and allow the life you really want and will work differently with each client according to their own unique needs, creating conditions that encourage growth.

I believe spirituality is an important aspect of our humanity and will work with clients to find their own understanding and expression of a rich and grounded spiritual life, regardless of religion. Strongly influenced by the work of Carl Jung and by the writings of Annie Dillard, John O’Donohue and Richard Rohr among others, I make room for the soulful and the creative in my work with clients.

I grew up in the Wicklow Mountains, in Ireland and lived my teenage years divided between rural Dorset and New York City. I have now lived in London for nearly thirty years and am interested in how we can live well, wherever we are.

With over twenty years experience working in the charitable sector, I was drawn to train with Re-Vision: Counselling and Psychotherapy with a Soulful Perspective because of their belief that counselling and psychotherapy are vital for transformation in troubled times.