Neetu Rastogi

Should you be interested in starting therapy, can you state your availability in your initial enquiry.

Please note, I do not work at the weekends. 

Aviva & AXA Health private health insurance accepted.  Further details will be required. 

​London is rich in diversity and one of the most ethnically diverse cities in the world.  I have extensive experience in private practice working with family/partner dynamics, difference, belonging, identity, cultural issues and inter-generational trauma and understanding how these issues can affect people in the course of their everyday life. 

I am keen to learn how we can work together to think about what may feel confusing and painful in a calm, confidential and non-judgemental environment, where self-care is front and centre. 

​In addition, over the last 18 years, I have also worked with vulnerable and marginalised adolescents and adults who have been subject to the criminal justice system, both within the community and prisons as well as psychiatric secure facilities.  I have supported individuals, predominantly men, suffering from acute, chronic, and complex trauma, addiction, personality disorders, anxiety, depression and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).   I understand the importance of providing a safe and confidential space to allow clients to explore what may feel uncomfortable.

Alongside private practice, I am currently a senior clinician at the Portman Clinic (formerly the Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust), where I see individual and group patients, teach and supervise trainees and offer reflective practice to external organisations.

I offer individual and couples and relationship therapy operating from a private practice based in central London, a few minutes walk from Victoria station in Westminster as well as online. Online therapy is via the Zoom video platform. Please contact me for further information.

I normally schedule an Initial Consultation (two 50 minute sessions) with clients (both individuals and couples) to help think together about your reasons for starting therapy.

It also provides an opportunity for us to think about possibly working together and how that would feel. I understand that starting therapy is a big commitment, not only in regards to time (it's every week), but also financially and emotionally.  It’s ultimately an investment and it's important to feel comfortable with the right therapist.