Claudio Molinario

I have over 25 years of experience as a therapist. 

I can offer both face to face appointments or online supervision.

I have over 25 years of experience as a therapist. 

How I work

I trained in London as an existential–humanistic counsellor and psychotherapist. In practical terms, this means I help people make sense of the challenges they’re facing, reflect on the choices available to them, and explore new perspectives on their difficulties.

For therapy to be effective, it’s vital that clients feel understood, respected, and free from judgement or labels. It’s equally important that they have a clear sense of what we’re working towards and why. My aim is to create a space where people feel safe enough to explore their experiences honestly and openly.

About me

I have worked as a full time therapist for more than 25 years across a wide range of settings, including GP surgeries, mental health services, addiction and dependency support centres, and workplace counselling providers. I have been an accredited member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy since 2005, and I also supervise other counsellors.

Alongside my private practice, I provide counselling for NHS patients and work with local counselling organisations. I see both individuals and couples.

Helping people make an informed choice

Finding the right therapist can feel daunting. Most of us want someone who genuinely understands our concerns, is clear about how they work, and can offer support that can make a difference. To help with this, I offer a free initial consultation to anyone considering therapy with me. It’s an opportunity to ask questions, get a sense of how I work, and decide whether I’m the right person for them. Feeling informed and comfortable is essential before committing to therapy.

How I work

I trained in London as an existential–humanistic counsellor and psychotherapist. In practical terms, this means I help people make sense of the challenges they’re facing, reflect on the choices available to them, and explore new perspectives on their difficulties.

For therapy to be effective, it’s vital that clients feel understood, respected, and free from judgement or labels. It’s equally important that they have a clear sense of what we’re working towards and why. My aim is to create a space where people feel safe enough to explore their experiences honestly and openly.

About me

I have worked as a full time therapist for more than 25 years across a wide range of settings, including GP surgeries, mental health services, addiction and dependency support centres, and workplace counselling providers. I have been an accredited member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy since 2005, and I also supervise other counsellors.

Alongside my private practice, I provide counselling for NHS patients and work with local counselling organisations. I see both individuals and couples.

Helping people make an informed choice

Finding the right therapist can feel daunting. Most of us want someone who genuinely understands our concerns, is clear about how they work, and can offer support that can make a difference. To help with this, I offer a free initial consultation to anyone considering therapy with me. It’s an opportunity to ask questions, get a sense of how I work, and decide whether I’m the right person for them. Feeling informed and comfortable is essential before committing to therapy.