Celia Baines

I am a psychotherapist, counsellor and clinical supervisor and have been practicing for 23 years. I am able to work with a variety of issues including: depression, anxiety, work issues, relationship problems and bereavement/transition and help both adult and adolescent clients from the age of 12 years upwards. 

I currently work online but am returning to working face to face, on one day a week initially, in the very near future.  

I offer an initial assessment session at my usual rate and this lasts for 50 minutes. This is to find out more about you and to take a history but also to see if we both feel that we can work together. We would then discuss the practical details of the contract and arrange the day and time of the sessions. 

I originally trained in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy and Counselling and have been practising for 23 years. I work with a variety of issues including: depression, anxiety, relationship issues, loss and bereavement, work/academic stresses, transitions and eating disorders. I see both adults and adolescents from the age of 14 years upwards for both short and long term work. I also supervise both qualified and trainee therapists. 

I have two practices: one is based in The King's Rd Chelsea and the other very close to Notting Hill Gate tube station. However, at present, I am working remotely on Zoom due to the pandemic. I am hoping to return to my practices in the next month, when it is safe to do so but will also continue to offer remote sessions if needed. 

In the first session, I will carry out an assessment, which will last for 50 minutes, in order to assess if I am the appropriate therapist for the client and to see if we would be able to work together. If I felt the client needed perhaps a different approach, then I would endeavour to make an onward referral or to at least suggest some options and give some contact information for a colleague or organisation. 

I offer clinical supervision to both qualified and trainee therapists. I hold a Diploma in clinical Supervision from CPPD and have practised as a clinical supervisor since 2008. I supervise a group at MIND in Hackney but usually work on a 1-1 basis in private practice. 

I see both trainee and qualified therapists for supervision in both of my practices and also offer remote sessions. 

I would suggest having an initial session in which to ascertain if  both myself and the supervisee would be able to work together. We would also discuss the ways in which we practice and perhaps start to look at some clinical work.