Glenda Roberts

I am currently accepting a limited number of new therapy clients. I believe that the quality of the therapeutic relationship is always more important than capacity, and so I am intentional about the number of people I work with at any one time, ensuring that everyone I work with receives the depth of presence and attention they truly deserve.

At present, I have availability on Mondays, Thursdays, and Fridays.

If you are considering therapy and would like to explore whether we might be a good fit, I warmly invite you to get in touch. An initial conversation costs nothing and carries no obligation, it is simply an opportunity for us both to get a sense of whether working together feels right for you.

Please contact me directly to enquire about current availability, session times, and fees.

I look forward to hearing from you.

I am an integrative Psychotherapist with 17 years of clinical experience, working with individuals and couples across a wide range of presentations and life experiences.

My integrative approach means I draw thoughtfully from a range of theoretical frameworks — including person-centred, psychodynamic, and trauma-informed practice — always guided by the unique needs of the person or couple in front of me. I do not believe in a one-size-fits-all approach. Instead, I follow your lead, working at your pace, and adapting how I work to what feels most helpful for you.

I have extensive experience in trauma, LGBTQ+ affirming practice, Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD), gender and race, and equality, diversity, and inclusion. I also work with couples navigating communication and conflict, infidelity and trust, separation and divorce, and intimacy and connection.

Alongside individual and couples work, I have significant experience supporting clients who are involved in legal processes and engaging with professional services such as courts, social care, and multi-agency teams — offering a grounded, steady presence through what can be an overwhelming and disorienting time.

Whatever brings you to therapy, you will find here a space that is honest, compassionate, boundaried, and entirely focused on you. The therapeutic relationship is, I believe, the most powerful instrument of change — and building one that feels safe, genuine, and trustworthy is always my first priority.

Sessions are available online and in person.

What to Expect

In an increasingly complex world, the need for thoughtful, skilled, and genuinely human therapeutic support has never been greater. I offer online therapy that does not compromise on depth, quality, or connection, because the medium may be digital, but the work is profoundly human.

With 17 years of clinical experience as an integrative Psychotherapist, I bring a rare breadth of knowledge and lived professional wisdom to every session. My work spans trauma, Borderline Personality Disorder, LGBTQ+ affirming practice, gender and race, equality, diversity and inclusion, and the complex intersection of therapy with legal and professional systems. I work with individuals navigating deeply personal pain, with couples facing the challenges that intimacy, conflict, and change inevitably bring, and with those exploring questions of self-esteem and identity,  the often quiet but profound struggle of understanding who we are and whether we are enough.

Online therapy, when held with the same rigour, ethical grounding, and relational attentiveness as face-to-face work, can be transformative. You can expect a space that is intellectually engaged and emotionally attuned, where your experience is met with both clinical precision and genuine compassion.

I work integratively, drawing from person-centred, psychodynamic, and trauma-informed frameworks, always responsive to your needs rather than bound by prescription. I believe that insight and healing emerge not from technique alone, but from the quality of the relationship we build together.

What you will find here is a practitioner who takes your inner world seriously, and who brings the full weight of their experience, knowledge, and humanity to that endeavour.

Sessions available online. Limited availability Mondays, Thursdays, and Fridays.

Our First Session Together

The first session is an important moment, for you as much as for me. It is an opportunity for you to offer a snapshot of what has brought you to therapy; not a complete account, not a perfectly formed narrative, but simply a beginning. Whatever you choose to share, and however you choose to share it, will be enough.

This first meeting is yours. It is a space to breathe, to begin, and to get a sense of whether working together feels right for you. There is no pressure to have all the answers, nor to arrive with clarity about what you need. Many people come to therapy not yet knowing how to name what they are carrying, and that is entirely welcome here.

You may notice something distinctive about the way I work. From my earliest days of training, I developed a practice of working with my eyes closed, something I have refined and deepened across 17 years of clinical experience. This is not incidental. It is an intentional and considered approach that allows me to move beyond the purely observable, and to engage with far greater depth and attunement with a client's energy, and with the conscious, subconscious, and unconscious material that emerges within the session.

Working in this way demands a heightened state of presence. It requires the practitioner to listen not only to what is being said, but to what is being felt, withheld, and communicated beyond language. Over many years, I have found it to be one of the most powerful ways of truly meeting another person, not through observation, but through genuine, undivided attunement.

Our second session will include a clinical assessment, a structured and professional process through which we will explore your history, your needs, and your hopes for therapy in greater depth.

What you will find, from the very first session, is a practitioner who is wholly and entirely with you.

Current Availability

I am currently accepting a limited number of new Supervisees. I believe that the quality of the therapeutic relationship is always more important than capacity, and so I am intentional about the number of people I work with at any one time, ensuring that everyone I work with receives the depth of presence and attention they truly deserve.

At present, I have availability on Mondays, Thursdays, and Fridays.

If you are considering Supervision and would like to explore whether we might be a good fit, I warmly invite you to get in touch. An initial conversation costs nothing and carries no obligation, it is simply an opportunity for us both to get a sense of whether working together feels right for you.

Please contact me directly to enquire about current availability, session times, and fees.

I look forward to hearing from you.

How I Work as a Clinical Supervisor

Supervision, at its best, is not a performance of competence, it is an honest, courageous, and deeply human conversation about the work that matters most. It is where theory meets reality, where uncertainty is welcomed rather than concealed, and where the practitioner is given the space to grow not only in skill, but in self-awareness and clinical confidence.

With 17 years of clinical experience and an extensive background in supervising practitioners from diploma level through to doctoral study, I bring both depth of knowledge and genuine relational warmth to the supervisory relationship. I have supervised trainees on placement, newly qualified practitioners navigating their early professional years, and experienced therapists seeking a thoughtful and challenging space for continued development.

My approach to supervision is integrative and person-centred, I do not impose a singular framework, but instead draw from a rich and diverse clinical background that includes trauma, LGBTQ+ affirming practice, Borderline Personality Disorder, gender and race, equality, diversity and inclusion, and the complex territory where therapy intersects with legal and professional systems. This breadth means I am able to meet you and your client work wherever it is.

For those on placement, I offer a supportive yet professionally rigorous environment,  one that honours the vulnerability of being new to practice whilst holding you to the high standards your clients deserve. For qualified practitioners, I offer a space of genuine intellectual and clinical challenge, where the work is examined with honesty, curiosity, and care.

Supervision is, I believe, one of the most important investments a practitioner can make in themselves — and in the clients they serve.

Individual supervision is offered in line with BACP and all major professional body requirements. A discounted rate is available for trainees. Sessions online.

Supervision Practice — What to Expect

Choosing a clinical supervisor is one of the most significant professional decisions a practitioner will make. It is a relationship that shapes not only the quality of your client work, but the quality of your development as a thoughtful, ethically grounded, and clinically confident therapist. It deserves to be chosen with care.

What you will find here is a supervisory space that is intellectually rigorous, relationally warm, and entirely dedicated to your growth. With 17 years of clinical experience spanning trauma, LGBTQ+ affirming practice, Borderline Personality Disorder, gender and race, equality, diversity and inclusion, and the intersection of therapy with legal and professional systems, I bring a genuinely rare breadth of knowledge to the supervisory relationship.

I work integratively, which means supervision with me is never prescriptive. I do not hold rigidly to a single model or framework. Instead, I draw from a rich and diverse clinical foundation, always responsive to the unique demands of your client work and where you are in your professional journey.

You can expect to be both supported and challenged, held with compassion when the work is difficult, and met with honesty when growth requires it. I believe the most powerful supervision happens when the supervisee feels safe enough to bring their doubts, their mistakes, and their uncertainties without fear of judgement. That quality of safety is something I take seriously and work hard to cultivate.

Whether you are on placement finding your footing, or a qualified practitioner deepening an established practice, you will find here a supervisor who is genuinely invested in you, not only as a clinician, but as a person.

Your development matters here. Deeply.

Our First Meeting as Supervisor & Supervisee

Beginning a new supervisory relationship is a significant step, and one that deserves to be approached with the same care and intentionality that we bring to our clinical work. Our first meeting is therefore not a session in the traditional sense. It is a dedicated space for us to meet one another, to establish a genuine connection, and to lay the foundations upon which a meaningful and professionally robust supervisory relationship can be built.

During this first meeting, we will take the time to understand one another. You will have the opportunity to share where you are in your professional journey,  whether you are on placement navigating the early terrain of practice, or a qualified therapist seeking a space of continued growth and challenge. I will share how I work, what I bring to the supervisory relationship, and what I believe good supervision looks and feels like in practice.

We will also use this time to establish clarity around expectations, yours and mine. Supervision works best when both parties understand what is being asked of them, and when the boundaries of the relationship are clearly defined from the outset. This is not merely procedural. It is an act of mutual respect, and the beginning of the trust that all meaningful supervision requires.

We will discuss and agree upon a supervisory contract, a professional document that outlines the terms of our working relationship, including confidentiality, its limits, frequency of sessions, record keeping, and the ethical framework within which we both operate.

What you will leave our first meeting with is clarity, confidence, and the sense of having found a supervisory space that genuinely holds you.

I very much look forward to meeting you.