Kelly Brown

I see clients either in person or online. I also meet clients outside and offer walking therapy as the interaction between nature and mental health can be beneficial, offering a unique and relaxing way of experiencing therapy.

Sessions are offered between Monday and Friday. I currently have availability for new clients.

Fees:

£65 for an online session, £65 for a walking session, and £75 for a face to face session. I see face to face clients in Kingston Upon Thames & Little Venice and usually see walking clients in Richmond Park but can be elsewhere. 

I'm a BACP registered member and UKCP accredited psychotherapist offering a relational and integrative approach. Being an integrative psychotherapist means my sessions incorporate several approaches including humanistic, transpersonal, and psychodynamic. This benefits you as I can adopt an approach that is catered toy our needs. As well as traditional talking therapy, when appropriate, I use body work, the use of movement, and creative tools including art, drama, and dream work as an alternative way to work with presenting issues. 

There are countless challenges in life. Relationships, life changes, work, loss, depression, loneliness, anxiety… You could be reading this for many different reasons. Perhaps you want more joy, peace, productivity, connection, creativity, self-esteem, or to have a greater sense of purpose and meaning.

Psychotherapy can be for everyone, whatever the issue, whatever your aspiration. Wherever you are at in life, whatever you want to achieve, I offer you safe, confidential space and support to explore these things. My particular interest is in fear, anxiety, phobias, depression, envy, procrastination, and those seeking purpose and meaning in life.

There’s something inherently healing about being seen and heard. I see psychotherapy as something you can offer to yourself. You are giving yourself the time and space to safely explore anything, at your own pace. This is part of self-care, of being kinder to yourself, whatever that means to you. Therapy can be difficult but it can also be enjoyed.

It can feel intimidating to seek help for things that we might not even want to think about let alone share. Sharing our thoughts and feelings can lighten the weight of them and help you see things clearly to find a way through. Working in an integrative way means I cater to your unique needs. We work together, in a pace led by you, to get to know you better.

Finding a therapist can feel daunting. How will you know if the therapist is right for you? There’s only so much you can determine from a photograph or from a brief bio about a therapist. 

Therefore, I suggest we have a chat beforehand where we get to know each other a little and see whether we can work together. This would be no longer than 20 minutes and is an important first step to establishing whether we can imagine a relationship together. The second step is an introductory session and I offer a reduced online fee of £50 for this.

Why is this important? Because it os often whilst in relationship with others, especially when we are younger, that many of our current issues in life occur. Also, because this is what therapy is - a relationship. Often dubbed a ‘therapeutic alliance’, this relationship is fundamental for any positive change to occur. It is through this connection that successful therapy can be found.

Alongside our external relationships, the relationship you have with yourself is fundamental to how we relate to others and how we perceive the world around us. By looking at how we relate to the different parts of ourselves we can see how much influence that wields on our self esteem, confidence, drive, and outlook in life.

I see clients either in person or online. I also meet clients outside and offer walking therapy as the interaction between nature and mental health can be beneficial for the client, offering a unique and relaxing way of experiencing therapy.

Sessions are offered between Monday and Friday. I currently have availability for new clients.

Fees:

£65 for an online session, £65 for a walking session, and £75 for a face to face session. I see face to face clients in Kingston Upon Thames, Wimbledon, and Little Venice, and usually see walking clients in Richmond Park. 

I‘m an BACP registered member and UKCP accredited psychotherapist offering a relational and integrative approach. Being an integrative psychotherapist means my sessions incorporate several approaches including humanistic, transpersonal, and psychodynamic. This benefits you as I can adopt an approach that is catered to your needs. As well as traditional talking therapy, when appropriate, I use body work, the use of movement, and creative tools such as art, drama, and dream work as an alternative way to work with presenting issues. 

There are countless challenges in life. Relationships, life changes, work struggles, loss, depression, loneliness, anxiety… You could be reading this for many different reasons. Perhaps you want more joy, peace, productivity, connection, creativity, self-esteem, or to have a greater sense of purpose and meaning. 

Psychotherapy can be for everyone, whatever the issue, whatever your aspiration. Wherever you are at in life, whatever you want to achieve, I offer you safe, confidential space and support to explore these things. My particular interest is in fear, anxiety, phobias, depression, envy, procrastination, and those seeking purpose and meaning in life.

There’s something inherently healing about being seen and heard. I see psychotherapy as something you can offer to yourself. You are giving yourself the time and space to safely explore anything, at your own pace. This is part of self-care, of being kinder to yourself - whatever that means to you. Therapy can be difficult but it can also be enjoyed.

It can feel intimidating to seek help for things that we might not even want to think about let alone share. Sharing our thoughts and feelings can lighten the weight of them and help you see things clearly to find a way through. Working in an integrative way means I cater to your unique needs. We work together, in a pace led by you, to get to know you better.

Finding a therapist can feel daunting. How will you know if the therapist is right for you? There’s only so much you can determine from a photograph or from a brief bio about a therapist. 

Therefore, I suggest we have a chat beforehand where we get to know each other a little and see whether we can work together. This would be no longer than 20 minutes and is an important first step to establishing whether we can imagine a relationship together. The second step is an introductory session and I offer a reduced online fee of £50 for this.

Why is this important? Because it is often whilst in relationship with others, especially when we are younger, that many of our current issues in life occur. Also, because this is what therapy is - a relationship. Often dubbed a ‘therapeutic alliance’, this relationship is fundamental for any positive change to occur. It is through this connection that successful therapy can be found.