Naseem Sarbatta Walia

I have limited availability Tuesday through Thursday from 4 to 7 PM, Friday from 12 to 7 PM, and occasionally on Saturdays.

“The meeting of two personalities is like the contact of two chemical substances: if there is any reaction, both are transformed.” – Carl Jung

As a Trauma Counsellor graduating from the Metanoia Institute London,I pride my practice on a reflective and reflexive relationship with my clients. Merging almost two decades of experience in various safeguarding capacities within the Local Authority (including provision of numerous psycho-educational programs, creating bespoke safeguarding training and services to seldom reached groups) I am a believer of a client led intervention,”doing with” and not “to”.

I began my own transformation in 2005 and I gained viva with a Diploma in Integrative Counselling. This paved the journey to support supervises and clients with complex issues,Whether present day or more deeper rooted presentation,I endeavour to provide the very best and ethical outcomes at all times in accordance with relevant guidelines.

Integrating relevant modes of therapeutic practice with my training expertise as a psychoeduaction facilitator for complex trauma, including parenting, domestic abuse and restorative group work, which enables clients and supervisees to become empowered and enlightened on topics such as attachment ,relationship issues, spiritual world view's,adverse childhood experience, bereavement,trauma, exploitation,Domestic and Honour-based harm and sexual abuse in a safe and ethical environment.

In addition to my role as an Independent Therapist and Clinical Supervisor, I am hugely privileged to be utilising my management skills as a Therapeutic Clinical Lead for Survivor space Oxfordshire ; I am a retired board of Trustee for Sundial,a practice lead for the centre of expertise in child sexual abuse, having published articles for Therapy Today and NOTA, whilst having the privilege of presenting CPD for BACP conference.

The initial session serves as an assessment to ensure we establish a shared understanding of your goals and how we will work together. 

If we are both in agreement, we will then formalize our working agreement through a therapeutic contract

The client is invited to complete a core10 assessment, agreement and any risk and safety planning that is required.

I have limited availability Tuesday through Thursday from 4 to 7 PM, Friday from 12 to 7 PM, and occasionally on Saturdays.

I am an integrative clinical supervisor with significant experience in overseeing complex trauma.

“The meeting of two personalities is like the contact of two chemical substances: if there is any reaction, both are transformed.” – Carl Jung

As a Trauma Counsellor graduating from The Metanoia Institute, I pride myself on fostering a reflective and reflexive relationship with my clients. Merging almost two decades of experience in various safeguarding capacities within the Local Authority—including the provision of numerous psycho-educational programs and the creation of bespoke safeguarding training—I am a firm believer in client-led intervention: ‘doing with’ and not ‘to’.

Whether related to present-day concerns or deeper-rooted issues, I endeavour to provide the very best and most ethical outcomes for my clients at all times, in accordance with relevant guidelines. By integrating various therapeutic approaches with my expertise as a psychoeducation facilitator in areas such as parenting, domestic abuse, and restorative group work, I have supported clients in becoming empowered and informed on topics including relationship issues, spiritual worldviews, adverse childhood experiences, bereavement, trauma, exploitation, domestic and honour-based harm, and sexual abuse—all within a safe and ethical environment.

In addition to my role as an Independent Therapist and Clinical Supervisor, I am privileged to be applying my management skills as a Clinical Lead for a sexual violence charity. I am also a retired Board Trustee for a highly reputable organisation that challenges FGM and so-called ‘honour’-based abuse, and I currently serve as a Practice Lead for the Centre of Expertise on Child Sexual Abuse.

The first session focuses on establishing a clear therapeutic contract and mutual agreement. This includes discussing confidentiality, setting goals, outlining boundaries, and ensuring we both feel confident in moving forward with the clinical supervison process.

“The meeting of two personalities is like the contact of two chemical substances: if there is any reaction, both are transformed.” – Carl Jung

As a Trauma Counsellor graduating from The Metanoia Institute, I pride myself on fostering a reflective and reflexive relationship with my clients. Merging almost two decades of experience in various safeguarding capacities within the Local Authority—including the provision of numerous psycho-educational programs and the creation of bespoke safeguarding training—I am a firm believer in client-led intervention: ‘doing with’ and not ‘to’.

Whether related to present-day concerns or deeper-rooted issues, I endeavour to provide the very best and most ethical outcomes for my clients at all times, in accordance with relevant guidelines. By integrating various therapeutic approaches with my expertise as a psychoeducation facilitator in areas such as parenting, domestic abuse, and restorative group work, I have supported clients in becoming empowered and informed on topics including relationship issues, spiritual worldviews, adverse childhood experiences, bereavement, trauma, exploitation, domestic and honour-based harm, and sexual abuse—all within a safe and ethical environment.

In addition to my role as an Independent Therapist and Clinical Supervisor, I am privileged to be applying my management skills as a Clinical Lead for a sexual violence charity. I am also a retired Board Trustee for a highly reputable organisation that challenges FGM and so-called ‘honour’-based abuse, and I currently serve as a Practice Lead for the Centre of Expertise on Child Sexual Abuse.

“My expertise in working therapeutically with complex trauma related to sexual harm and harmful practices ( including high profile so called Honour related abuse cases) has been recognised through the publication of my authored work, as well as the delivery of CPD and training for organisations such as the BACP, the Centre of Expertise on Child Sexual Abuse, and various Local Authorities and a nomination for the True Honours Award 2025.”