Sana Khwaja

Please see my calendar linked above, which holds all my current availability for appointments. To schedule consultation appointments follow the instructions on the link. you will be given the option of face-to-face or virtual consultations depending on your preference.

You can also phone or e-mail with any questions or queries that you may have, and I will get back to you as soon as possible!

There are many reasons why people choose to engage with counselling. My therapy practice endeavours to give all clients a warm, empathetic, non-judgemental space. So that we can collaboratively explore and discuss what a clients hopes for therapy are and the struggles that they may be faced with. 

I am a qualified, BACP registered counsellor. Having worked with Children, Young people and adults I have experience with a range of issues (please see below or contact me for more details). 

I have completed training and continue CPD around trauma, attachment, COVID-19, Female issues and couples/relationship counselling, working for health services through the pandemic, LGBTQIA+ and South Asian communities and difference. 

I work in a person-centred way and connect heavily with humanistic philosophy. I believe that everyone deserves a personalised and holistic approach to their needs, because our experiences and how we process them are so varied. 

As an integrative therapist I may suggest integrating other approaches into the work we do - such as CBT, Gestalt or Creative therapy techniques. 

As a relational therapist, I believe that working collaboratively to enable us to work towards the best solutions for you.

During first consultation sessions, clients are encouraged to complete a short assessment with me. It consists of ten questions which we would discuss together. The purpose of this assessment is to get an idea of some of the things you may be experiencing and how they may be affecting you. 

The second half of the first session will focus on contracting and outlining a therapeutic plan that works for you. These can be short-term or more longer-term.