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Welcome! I am an integrative counsellor, psychotherapist, and clinical supervisor, working in the Clapham, Battersea (Clapham Junction) and Mitcham/Norbury areas of South London. The thought of counselling can for some people be quite concerning, how…

(he/him) When I hear the phrase mental health struggles I often think of the tension, anxiety and exhaustion that people from some communities feel living in a hostile environment. I think you deserve to feel safer and I am committed to offering a le…

Hello — I’m really glad you’ve found your way here. If you’ve arrived feeling a little lost, burnt out, or like you’ve been holding far too much on your own, you deserve support with whatever you’re carrying. So many people spend years being the reli…

I have nearly 20 years' experience of running a successful, busy private practice.  For most of that time, I have worked within the NHS as a therapist, clinical supervisor and manager.  More recently, I work training future therapists on a BACP-accre…

Hi - are you feeling stuck? Repeating the same patterns of behaviour again and again in your life or relationship and going round in circles? Do you feel a lack of love/respect with your partner or someone close to you? Has sex, intimacy or compulsiv…

Hello, My name is Barbara Leahy. I am a qualified integrative counsellor which means that I can provide a range of appropriate therapies throughout my work, although my practice is drawn on and underpinned by the values of the Person-Centered approac…

I’m a relational, trauma-informed, and integrative counsellor and psychotherapist, rooted in the philosophy of the person-centred approach. I work with adult men and women, offering a calm and caring space where you can feel truly seen, heard, and su…

Growing up in a large, multicultural family with roots in Northern Ireland and Trinidad & Tobago, and enriched by travel, I’ve learned to appreciate the value of each person’s unique perspective. These experiences have shaped how I see the world and …

When things are difficult or overwhelming it can be useful to get emotional support and talk to someone to understand ourselves and our situations better.  We may need another person to help us make sense of our experiences so we can move through the…

Life can feel overwhelming sometimes — whether it’s relationships, work stress, grief, or self-doubt, we all go through periods when things feel harder than usual. You might be considering counselling because: • You’re going through a tough patch and…