Rozanna Niazi

AVAILABILITY & BOOKING

Before becoming a BACP-accredited therapeutic coach, I spent 16 years working as a lawyer at an expert level in some of the most complex and emotionally demanding areas of practice: mental health, child protection, domestic abuse, family breakdown and criminal justice settings. I held specialist accreditation on the Law Society’s Children and Mental Health Panels and completed a Masters in Mental Health Law.

This work required exceptional emotional steadiness, clarity under pressure and the ability to support people through profound conflict, distress and uncertainty. It also gave me a deep, nuanced understanding of trauma, risk, human behaviour and high-stakes decision-making that underpins my therapeutic practice.

I now specialise in helping people through major life transitions: divorce and separation, relationship restructuring, burnout, workplace toxicity, neurodivergence, career crossroads, and the pressures of demanding or high-conflict professional environments. Clients often come to me when they want someone who is calm, intelligent, grounded and unflappable and able to hold complexity with compassion and clarity.

I also offer clinical supervision and consultation informed by senior legal and therapeutic experience.

I work Monday–Wednesday, offering online sessions across the UK, with in-person appointments in Cardigan.

If you’d like to explore working together, please email me to arrange a £150 introductory session. This session is used to assess whether working together would be appropriate. If it’s not, I’ll direct you to other suitable support.

Session Fees

Couples Therapy

£200 for 60 minutes

£760 for 4 sessions (pre-paid block rate)

Divorce & Separation Coaching (Individuals)

£150 for 60 minutes

£570 for 4 sessions (pre-paid block rate)

Neurodivergency Coaching (Autism & ADHD and more)

£150 for 60 minutes

£570 for 4 sessions (pre-paid block rate)

Clinical supervision

£100 per 60 minutes

Divorce Coaching

I provide divorce coaching that combines legal strategic thinking with therapeutic support. I ran a successful divorce practice and understand how destabilising relationship breakdown can be - I've navigated my own divorce, which knocked me sideways despite my legal background.

I understand family court dynamics and financial settlement negotiations. While I don't provide legal advice, my legal background helps you strategise through custody arrangements and co-parenting challenges. You can regain clarity, redraw boundaries, and rebuild confidence during this vulnerable time.

Relationship Therapy

I help couples and individuals break cycles of connection and disconnection, drawing on therapeutic training and legal experience in relationship breakdown. I support you in transforming stuck thinking and determining your future path.

This includes short-term discernment and closure-focused work for couples unsure whether to continue together or separate thoughtfully. Where separation is the outcome, I help you navigate the process with minimal emotional and financial damage.

Neurodivergent -Affirming Therapy

As a neurodivergent therapist, I work with autistic, ADHD, and otherwise neurodivergent clients. I see neurodivergency as a different operating system with sensitivities that can make daily life challenging.

Whether diagnosed, self-identifying, awaiting assessment, or questioning, I provide individualised, affirming support. We explore sensory processing difficulties, social connection challenges, workplace accommodations, masking behaviours, and burnout while developing practical coping strategies.

Clinical Supervision

I provide clinical supervision and consultation for qualified practitioners. My work is informed by senior legal and psychotherapeutic experience and is suited to those working with complexity, neurodivergent clients, risk and high-conflict dynamics. Supervision is reflective, thoughtful, and focused on clinical judgement and containment.

I offer both online sessions across the UK and face-to-face sessions in Cardigan. In either setting, I provide a quiet, contained space where you can step away from daily pressures and focus on what matters.

My approach is tailored and informed by psychological theory, neuroscience and clinical experience. I work with many clients over longer periods where complexity, trauma, or life circumstances require depth and continuity. The work is active and reflective, with regular review to ensure it remains purposeful and supportive of change. I pay close attention to nervous system regulation and sensory sensitivities, particularly where neurodivergence is part of the picture.

My background includes 16 years of expert-level legal work, giving me experience with complex situations that many counsellors do not encounter, and enabling me to offer a calm, grounded, and discerning presence. I work at a senior level in the profession, providing clinical supervision and consultation to other practitioners. I also hold a deliberately small caseload, which allows me to offer a high-quality, thoughtful service. You benefit from depth of clinical understanding, advanced skill, and the kind of attentive, considered support that is only possible when a therapist is not overstretched.

I bring both professional insight and lived experience, including within the LGBTQ+ and wider minority communities. This helps me understand the cultural, relational, and identity-based pressures that shape wellbeing.

I work with a deliberately small caseload to ensure depth, attentiveness and high-quality care.

I am committed to ongoing professional development so that my work remains ethical, reflective, and informed by current best practice.

Initial Meeting

I offer a 60-minute introductory session (£150) for new clients. This gives us an opportunity to explore whether we're a good fit, understand what's brought you to seek support, and discuss how my combined legal and therapeutic background might help.

What to Expect

Many people arrive with worries they’ve been holding privately for some time. I'll listen to your story, ask relevant and curious questions and explore how to make sense of your life, hopes, and goals. We'll collaborate on what you'd like to change.

My role is to help you think clearly at points of difficulty or change.

I bring psychological expertise, legal insight, and an understanding of how stress and trauma affect the nervous system, while respecting your autonomy and capacity to decide what is right for you.

I work with difficult material in a steady, respectful way, helping you speak openly while staying grounded and reflective. We’ll explore patterns that may be operating outside your consciousness and consider how they shape your current difficulties.

Moving Forward

I'm committed to supporting meaningful and sustainable change. Some people work with me over longer periods where complexity or depth requires it. We regularly review the focus of the work to ensure it remains active, purposeful and supportive of change.

Qualifications Summary

• Masters in Mental Health Law (LLM)

• PG Diploma in Couples' Counselling

• Diploma in Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy

• Advanced Certificate in Children & Young Person's Therapy

• Certificate in Clinical Supervision

• Bachelor of Law (LLB Hons)

• Solicitors' Professional Qualification

AVAILABILITY & BOOKING

Before becoming a BACP-accredited therapeutic coach, I spent 16 years working as a lawyer at an expert level in some of the most complex and emotionally demanding areas of practice: mental health, child protection, domestic abuse, family breakdown and criminal justice settings. I held specialist accreditation on the Law Society’s Children and Mental Health Panels and completed a Masters in Mental Health Law.

This work required exceptional emotional steadiness, clarity under pressure and the ability to support people through profound conflict, distress and uncertainty. It also gave me a deep, nuanced understanding of trauma, risk, human behaviour and high-stakes decision-making that underpins my therapeutic practice.

I now specialise in helping people through major life transitions: divorce and separation, relationship restructuring, burnout, workplace toxicity, neurodivergence, career crossroads, and the pressures of demanding or high-conflict professional environments. Clients often come to me when they want someone who is calm, intelligent, grounded and unflappable and able to hold complexity with compassion and clarity.

I also offer clinical supervision and consultation informed by senior legal and therapeutic experience.

I work Monday–Wednesday, offering online sessions across the UK, with in-person appointments in Cardigan.

If you’d like to explore working together, please email me to arrange a £150 introductory session. This session is used to assess whether working together would be appropriate. If it’s not, I’ll direct you to other suitable support.

Session Fees

Couples Therapy

£200 for 60 minutes

£760 for 4 sessions (pre-paid block rate)

Divorce & Separation Coaching (Individuals)

£150 for 60 minutes

£570 for 4 sessions (pre-paid block rate)

Neurodivergency Coaching (Autism & ADHD and more)

£150 for 60 minutes

£570 for 4 sessions (pre-paid block rate)

Clinical supervision

£100 per 60 minutes

Divorce Coaching

I provide divorce coaching that combines legal strategic thinking with therapeutic support. I ran a successful divorce practice and understand how destabilising relationship breakdown can be - I've navigated my own divorce, which knocked me sideways despite my legal background.

I understand family court dynamics and financial settlement negotiations. While I don't provide legal advice, my legal background helps you strategise through custody arrangements and co-parenting challenges. You can regain clarity, redraw boundaries, and rebuild confidence during this vulnerable time.

Relationship Therapy

I help couples and individuals break cycles of connection and disconnection, drawing on therapeutic training and legal experience in relationship breakdown. I support you in transforming stuck thinking and determining your future path.

This includes short-term discernment and closure-focused work for couples unsure whether to continue together or separate thoughtfully. Where separation is the outcome, I help you navigate the process with minimal emotional and financial damage.

Neurodivergent -Affirming Therapy

As a neurodivergent therapist, I work with autistic, ADHD, and otherwise neurodivergent clients. I see neurodivergency as a different operating system with sensitivities that can make daily life challenging.

Whether diagnosed, self-identifying, awaiting assessment, or questioning, I provide individualised, affirming support. We explore sensory processing difficulties, social connection challenges, workplace accommodations, masking behaviours, and burnout while developing practical coping strategies.

Clinical Supervision

I provide clinical supervision and consultation for qualified practitioners. My work is informed by senior legal and psychotherapeutic experience and is suited to those working with neurodivergent clients, complexity, risk and high-conflict dynamics. Supervision is reflective, thoughtful, and focused on clinical judgement and containment.

I offer both online sessions across the UK and face-to-face sessions in Cardigan. In either setting, I provide a quiet, contained space where you can step away from daily pressures and focus on what matters.

My approach is tailored and informed by psychological theory, neuroscience and clinical experience. I work with many clients over longer periods where complexity, trauma, or life circumstances require depth and continuity. The work is active and reflective, with regular review to ensure it remains purposeful and supportive of change. I pay close attention to nervous system regulation and sensory sensitivities, particularly where neurodivergence is part of the picture.

My background includes 16 years of expert-level legal work, giving me experience with complex situations that many counsellors do not encounter, and enabling me to offer a calm, grounded, and discerning presence. I work at a senior level in the profession, providing clinical supervision and consultation to other practitioners. I also hold a deliberately small caseload, which allows me to offer a high-quality, thoughtful service. You benefit from depth of clinical understanding, advanced skill, and the kind of attentive, considered support that is only possible when a therapist is not overstretched.

I bring both professional insight and lived experience, including within the LGBTQ+ and wider minority communities. This helps me understand the cultural, relational, and identity-based pressures that shape wellbeing. 

I work with a deliberately small caseload to ensure depth, attentiveness and high-quality care.

I am committed to ongoing professional development so that my work remains ethical, reflective, and informed by current best practice.

Initial Meeting

I offer a 60-minute introductory session (£150) for new clients. This gives us an opportunity to explore whether we're a good fit, understand what's brought you to seek support and discuss how my combined legal and therapeutic background might help.

What to Expect

Many people arrive with worries they’ve been holding privately for some time. I'll listen to your story, ask relevant and curious questions and explore how to make sense of your life, hopes, and goals. We'll collaborate on what you'd like to change.

My role is to help you think clearly at points of difficulty or change.

I bring psychological expertise, legal insight, and an understanding of how stress and trauma affect the nervous system, while respecting your autonomy and capacity to decide what is right for you.

I work with difficult material in a steady, respectful way, helping you speak openly while staying grounded and reflective. We’ll explore patterns that may be operating outside your consciousness and consider how they shape your current difficulties.

Moving Forward

I'm committed to supporting meaningful and sustainable change. Some people work with me over longer periods where complexity or depth requires it. We regularly review the focus of the work to ensure it remains active, purposeful and supportive of change.

Qualifications Summary

• Masters in Mental Health Law (LLM)

• PG Diploma in Couples' Counselling

• Diploma in Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy

• Advanced Certificate in Children & Young Person's Therapy

• Certificate in Clinical Supervision

• Bachelor of Law (LLB Hons)

• Solicitors' Professional Qualification

Before becoming a BACP-accredited therapeutic coach, I spent 16 years working as a lawyer at an expert level in some of the most complex and emotionally demanding areas of practice: mental health, child protection, domestic abuse, family breakdown and criminal justice settings. I held specialist accreditation on the Law Society’s Children and Mental Health Panels and completed a Masters in Mental Health Law.

This work required exceptional emotional steadiness, clarity under pressure and the ability to support people through profound conflict, distress and uncertainty. It also gave me a deep, nuanced understanding of trauma, risk, human behaviour and high-stakes decision-making that underpins my therapeutic practice.

I now specialise in helping people through major life transitions: divorce and separation, relationship restructuring, burnout, workplace toxicity, neurodivergence, career crossroads, and the pressures of demanding or high-conflict professional environments. Clients often come to me when they want someone who is calm, intelligent, grounded and unflappable and able to hold complexity with compassion and clarity.

I also offer clinical supervision and consultation informed by senior legal and therapeutic experience.

I work Monday–Wednesday, offering online sessions across the UK, with in-person appointments in Cardigan.

If you’d like to explore working together, please email me to arrange a £150 introductory session. This session is used to assess whether working together would be appropriate. If it’s not, I’ll direct you to other suitable support.

Session Fees

Couples Therapy

£200 for 60 minutes

£760 for 4 sessions (pre-paid block rate)

Divorce & Separation Coaching (Individuals)

£150 for 60 minutes

£570 for 4 sessions (pre-paid block rate)

Neurodivergency Coaching (Autism & ADHD and more)

£150 for 60 minutes

£570 for 4 sessions (pre-paid block rate)

Clinical supervision

£100 per 60 minutes

Divorce Coaching

I provide divorce coaching that combines legal strategic thinking with therapeutic support. I ran a successful divorce practice and understand how destabilising relationship breakdown can be - I've navigated my own divorce, which knocked me sideways despite my legal background.

I understand family court dynamics and financial settlement negotiations. While I don't provide legal advice, my legal background helps you strategise through custody arrangements and co-parenting challenges. You can regain clarity, redraw boundaries, and rebuild confidence during this vulnerable time.

Relationship Therapy

I help couples and individuals break cycles of connection and disconnection, drawing on therapeutic training and legal experience in relationship breakdown. I support you in transforming stuck thinking and determining your future path.

This includes short-term discernment and closure-focused work for couples unsure whether to continue together or separate thoughtfully. Where separation is the outcome, I help you navigate the process with minimal emotional and financial damage.

Neurodivergent -Affirming Therapy

As a neurodivergent therapist, I work with autistic, ADHD, and otherwise neurodivergent clients. I see neurodivergency as a different operating system with sensitivities that can make daily life challenging.

Whether diagnosed, self-identifying, awaiting assessment, or questioning, I provide individualised, affirming support. We explore sensory processing difficulties, social connection challenges, workplace accommodations, masking behaviours, and burnout while developing practical coping strategies.

Clinical Supervision

I provide clinical supervision and consultation for qualified practitioners. My work is informed by senior legal and psychotherapeutic experience and is suited to those working with complexity, risk, trauma, and high-conflict dynamics. Supervision is reflective, thoughtful, and focused on clinical judgement and containment.

I offer face to face sessions in Cardigan, providing a quiet and contained space where you can step away from daily pressures and focus on yourself.

My approach is tailored and informed by psychological theory, neuroscience, and clinical experience.

I work with many clients over longer periods where complexity, trauma, or life circumstances require depth and continuity. The work is active and reflective, with regular review to ensure it remains purposeful and supportive of change. I pay close attention to your nervous system, sensory sensitivities and how these affect your emotional world, particularly where neurodivergence is part of the picture.

My background includes 16 years of expert-level legal work and gives me experience with complex situations that many counsellors do not encounter, enabling me to offer a calm, grounded and discerning presence.

I work at a senior level in the profession, providing clinical supervision and consultation to other practitioners. I also hold a deliberately small caseload, which allows me to offer clients a high-quality, thoughtful service. You benefit from a depth of clinical understanding, advanced skill and the kind of attentive, considered support that is only possible when a therapist is not overstretched.

I bring both professional insight and lived experience, including within the LGBTQ+ and wider minority communities. This helps me understand the pressures and cultural contexts that shape identity, relationships and wellbeing.

I am committed to ongoing training and research so that my work remains current, ethical and informed by best practice.

Initial Meeting

I offer a 60-minute introductory session (£150) for new clients. This gives us an opportunity to explore whether we're a good fit, understand what's brought you to seek support, and discuss how my combined legal and therapeutic background might help.

What to Expect

Many people arrive with worries they’ve been holding privately for some time. I'll listen to your story, ask relevant and curious questions and explore how to make sense of your life, hopes, and goals. We'll collaborate on what you'd like to change.

My role is to help you think clearly at points of difficulty or change.

I bring psychological expertise, legal insight, and an understanding of how stress and trauma affect the nervous system, while respecting your autonomy and capacity to decide what is right for you.

I work with difficult material in a steady, respectful way, helping you speak openly while staying grounded and reflective. We’ll explore patterns that may be operating outside your consciousness and consider how they shape your current difficulties.

Moving Forward

I'm committed to supporting meaningful and sustainable change. Some people work with me over longer periods where complexity or depth requires it. We regularly review the focus of the work to ensure it remains active, purposeful and supportive of change.

Qualifications Summary

• Masters in Mental Health Law (LLM)

• PG Diploma in Couples' Counselling

• Diploma in Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy

• Advanced Certificate in Children & Young Person's Therapy

• Certificate in Clinical Supervision

• Bachelor of Law (LLB Hons)

• Solicitors' Professional Qualification