Joel Bild

I currently have one in-person slot available (Thursday, 3.30pm). I also have some online availability on Mon-Weds mornings.

Please enquire for further details.

I believe that healing and growth happens in relationship and connection with others. A secure and trusting therapeutic collaboration can help individuals to deepen their connection with self and others, and to live a more fulfilling life.

Therapy can enable you to gain understanding about your everyday reactions to people and events, to strengthen your emotional well-being and resilience, and to improve your relationships.

I offer individuals a chance to talk through a wide range of problems, to build a trusting collaboration with someone who accepts and respects them as they are.

I work therapeutically with individuals experiencing a range of issues, including anxiety, depression, bereavement/loss, anger, stress, shame, self-esteem and relationship issues, addictions, eating disorders and trauma. I can help you make sense of your experience, to find balance among your thoughts, feelings and behaviours, and to discover meaningful ways of being and belonging in the world.

My work is integrative, so I may draw on a number of effective therapeutic techniques best suited to your individual needs. 

Whatever challenges you are facing, I provide a comfortable, confidential space, which is safe and non-judgmental. You can expect to be heard and respected no matter your age, gender or non-binary, sexuality, lifestyle preferences, spiritual beliefs, neurodiversity, physical abilities, politics or any other identity. I will treat you first and foremost as a unique individual.

My practice is grounded in the humanistic, person-centered tradition that believes individuals have a natural tendency towards their own well-being and growth, and that my job as a therapist is to help you connect or reconnect with this powerful human drive.

I believe that empathy, realness and unconditional respect are the bedrock of effective therapy. As an integrative therapist, you can expect me to build on these foundations by drawing on a range of tools and modalities (e.g., psychodynamic, cognitive behavioural, humanistic, creative) tailored specifically to your unique individual circumstances, experiences and needs at a particular point in time.

This could mean exploring your childhood relationships and how they are impacting on your life today (psychodynamic) or exploring how you are being influenced by patterns of thought and behaviour in the present day (cognitive behavioural). It could involve creative techniques such as visualizations, artwork and drawing, or even role play. A combination of approaches will be tailored specifically to suit your needs, preferences and personality.

I will ask you to complete a client information form before or at commencement of therapy with details such as mental health history, reasons and goals for therapy, etc.

We will discuss this in our first session to get very clear on your goals for therapy. We'll also discuss the therapy contract and expected boundaries that will help us to maintain an effective and professional therapeutic alliance.

Starting therapy can seem scary or even overwhelming, but the rewards can be great if you take that risk. I will help you feel safe and secure as you work at your pace to figure out what is best for you and what you would like to address.

I recommend an initial minimum of 6 sessions to allow our work to evolve. After that it is easier for you to make an informed decision about whether or not you wish to continue therapy. If you continue beyond the first six sessions the period over which we work becomes open ended until we end by agreement.

I currently have some availability for online and 'Walk and Talk' therapy on Monday and Wednesday mornings. Please enquire for further details.

I believe that healing and growth happens in relationship and connection with others. A secure and trusting therapeutic collaboration can help individuals to deepen their connection with self and others, and to live a more fulfilling life.

Therapy can enable you to gain understanding about your everyday reactions to people and events, to strengthen your emotional well-being and resilience, and to improve your relationships.

I offer individuals a chance to talk through a wide range of problems, to build a trusting collaboration with someone who accepts and respects them as they are.

I work therapeutically with individuals experiencing a range of issues, including anxiety, depression, bereavement/loss, anger, stress, shame, self-esteem and relationship issues, addictions, eating disorders and trauma. I can help you make sense of your experience, to find balance among your thoughts, feelings and behaviours, and to discover meaningful ways of being and belonging in the world.

My work is integrative, so I may draw on a number of effective therapeutic techniques best suited to your individual needs. 

Whatever challenges you are facing, I provide a comfortable, confidential space, which is safe and non-judgmental. You can expect to be heard and respected no matter your age, gender or non-binary, sexuality, lifestyle preferences, spiritual beliefs, neurodiversity, physical abilities, politics or any other identity. I will treat you first and foremost as a unique individual.

My practice is grounded in the humanistic, person-centered tradition that believes individuals have a natural tendency towards their own well-being and growth, and that my job as a therapist is to help you connect or reconnect with this powerful human drive.

I believe that empathy, realness and unconditional respect are the bedrock of effective therapy. As an integrative therapist, you can expect me to build on these foundations by drawing on a range of tools and modalities (e.g., psychodynamic, cognitive behavioural, humanistic, creative) tailored specifically to your unique individual circumstances, experiences and needs at a particular point in time.

This could mean exploring your childhood relationships and how they are impacting on your life today (psychodynamic) or exploring how you are being influenced by patterns of thought and behaviour in the present day (cognitive behavioural). It could involve creative techniques such as visualizations, artwork and drawing, or even role play. A combination of approaches will be tailored specifically to suit your needs, preferences and personality.

I will ask you to complete a client information form before or at commencement of therapy with details such as mental health history, reasons and goals for therapy, etc.

We will discuss this in our first session to get really clear about your goals for therapy. We'll also discuss the therapy contract and expected boundaries that will help us to maintain an effective and professional therapeutic alliance.

Starting therapy can seem scary or even overwhelming, but the rewards can be great if you take that risk. I will help you feel safe and secure as you work at your pace to figure out what is best for you and what you would like to address.

I recommend an initial minimum of 6 sessions to allow our work to evolve. After that it is easier for you to make an informed decision about whether or not you wish to continue therapy. If you continue beyond the first six sessions the period over which we work becomes open ended until we end by agreement.

I currently have some in-person availability in Tonbridge on Mondays and Wednesdays as well as some availability for online or 'Walk and Talk' therapy.

Please enquire for further details.

I believe that healing and growth happens in relationship and connection with others. A secure and trusting therapeutic collaboration can help individuals to deepen their connection with self and others, and to live a more fulfilling life.

Therapy can enable you to gain understanding about your everyday reactions to people and events, to strengthen your emotional well-being and resilience, and to improve your relationships.

I offer individuals a chance to talk through a wide range of problems, to build a trusting collaboration with someone who accepts and respects them as they are.

I work therapeutically with individuals experiencing a range of issues, including anxiety, depression, bereavement/loss, anger, stress, shame, self-esteem and relationship issues, addictions, eating disorders and trauma. I can help you make sense of your experience, to find balance among your thoughts, feelings and behaviours, and to discover meaningful ways of being and belonging in the world.

My work is integrative, so I may draw on a number of effective therapeutic techniques best suited to your individual needs. 

Whatever challenges you are facing, I provide a comfortable, confidential space, which is safe and non-judgmental. You can expect to be heard and respected no matter your age, gender or non-binary, sexuality, lifestyle preferences, spiritual beliefs, neurodiversity, physical abilities, politics or any other identity. I will treat you first and foremost as a unique individual.

My practice is grounded in the humanistic, person-centered tradition that believes individuals have a natural tendency towards their own well-being and growth, and that my job as a therapist is to help you connect or reconnect with this powerful human drive.

I believe that empathy, realness and unconditional respect are the bedrock of effective therapy. As an integrative therapist, you can expect me to build on these foundations by drawing on a range of tools and modalities (e.g., psychodynamic, cognitive behavioural, humanistic, creative) tailored specifically to your unique individual circumstances, experiences and needs at a particular point in time.

This could mean exploring your childhood relationships and how they are impacting on your life today (psychodynamic) or exploring how you are being influenced by patterns of thought and behaviour in the present day (cognitive behavioural). It could involve creative techniques such as visualizations, artwork and drawing, or even role play. A combination of approaches will be tailored specifically to suit your needs, preferences and personality.

I will ask you to complete a client information form before or at commencement of therapy with details such as mental health history, reasons and goals for therapy, etc.

We will discuss this in our first session to get really clear on your therapeutic goals. We'll also discuss the therapy contract and expected boundaries that will help us to maintain an effective and professional therapeutic alliance.

Starting therapy can seem scary or even overwhelming, but the rewards can be great if you take that risk. I will help you feel safe and secure as you work at your pace to figure out what is best for you and what you would like to address.

I recommend an initial minimum of 6 sessions to allow our work to evolve. After that it is easier for you to make an informed decision about whether or not you wish to continue therapy. If you continue beyond the first six sessions the period over which we work becomes open ended until we end by agreement.

I currently have one in-person slot available (Thursday, 3.30pm). I also have some online availability on Mon-Weds mornings. 

I believe that healing and growth happens in relationship and connection with others. A secure and trusting therapeutic collaboration can help individuals to deepen their connection with self and others, and to live a more fulfilling life.

Therapy can enable you to gain understanding about your everyday reactions to people and events, to strengthen your emotional well-being and resilience, and to improve your relationships.

I offer individuals a chance to talk through a wide range of problems, to build a trusting collaboration with someone who accepts and respects them as they are. 

I work therapeutically with individuals experiencing a range of issues, including anxiety, depression, bereavement/loss, anger, stress, shame, self-esteem and relationship issues, addictions, eating disorders and trauma. I can help you make sense of your experience, to find balance among your thoughts, feelings and behaviours, and to discover meaningful ways of being and belonging in the world.

My work is integrative, so I may draw on a number of effective therapeutic techniques best suited to your individual needs. 

Whatever challenges you are facing, I provide a comfortable, confidential space, which is safe and non-judgmental. You can expect to be heard and respected no matter your age, gender or non-binary, sexuality, lifestyle preferences, spiritual beliefs, neurodiversity, physical abilities, politics or any other identity. I will treat you first and foremost as a unique individual.

My practice is grounded in the humanistic, person-centered tradition that believes individuals have a natural tendency towards their own well-being and growth, and that my job as a therapist is to help you connect or reconnect with this powerful human drive.

I believe that empathy, realness and unconditional respect are the bedrock of effective therapy. As an integrative therapist, you can expect me to build on these foundations by drawing on a range of tools and modalities (e.g., psychodynamic, cognitive behavioural, humanistic, creative) tailored specifically to your unique individual circumstances, experiences and needs at a particular point in time.

This could mean exploring your childhood relationships and how they are impacting on your life today (psychodynamic) or exploring how you are being influenced by patterns of thought and behaviour in the present day (cognitive behavioural). It could involve creative techniques such as visualizations, artwork and drawing, or even role play. A combination of approaches will be tailored specifically to suit your needs, preferences and personality.

I will ask you to complete a client information form before or at commencement of therapy with details such as mental health history, reasons and goals for therapy, etc.

We'll discuss this in our first session to get really clear about your therapeutic needs. We'll also discuss the therapy contract and expected boundaries that will help us to maintain an effective and professional therapeutic alliance.

Starting therapy can seem scary or even overwhelming, but the rewards can be great if you take that risk. I will help you feel safe and secure as you work at your pace to figure out what is best for you and what you would like to address.

I recommend an initial minimum of 6 sessions to allow our work to evolve. After that it is easier for you to make an informed decision about whether or not you wish to continue therapy. If you continue beyond the first six sessions the period over which we work becomes open ended until we end by agreement.

Currently some available slots for online or 'Walk and Talk' therapy on Monday and Wednesday mornings in the areas of Sevenoaks, Tonbridge and Tunbridge Wells. Please enquire for further details.

There are also some in-person slots in Tonbridge (very close to the train station.)

I provide 'walk and talk' therapy (as well as online and in-person in a therapy room). Sessions take place whilst walking outdoors in the beautiful 'Weald of Kent' (areas surrounding Sevenoaks, Tonbridge, Tunbridge Wells) . Individuals often feel more connected, relaxed and free to express themselves in natural surroundings.

I believe that healing and growth happens in relationship and connection with others. A secure and trusting therapeutic collaboration can help individuals to deepen their connection with self and others, and to live a more fulfilling life.

Therapy can enable you to gain understanding about your everyday reactions to people and events, to strengthen your emotional well-being and resilience, and to improve your relationships.

I offer individuals a chance to talk through a wide range of problems, to build a trusting collaboration with someone who accepts and respects them as they are.

I work therapeutically with individuals experiencing a range of issues, including anxiety, depression, bereavement/loss, anger, stress, shame, self-esteem and relationship issues, addictions, eating disorders and trauma. I can help you make sense of your experience, to find balance among your thoughts, feelings and behaviours, and to discover meaningful ways of being and belonging in the world.

My work is integrative, so I may draw on a number of effective therapeutic techniques best suited to your individual needs. 

Whatever challenges you are facing, I provide a comfortable, confidential space, which is safe and non-judgmental. You can expect to be heard and respected no matter your age, gender or non-binary, sexuality, lifestyle preferences, spiritual beliefs, neurodiversity, physical abilities, politics or any other identity. I will treat you first and foremost as a unique individual.

My practice is grounded in the humanistic, person-centered tradition that believes individuals have a natural tendency towards their own well-being and growth, and that my job as a therapist is to help you connect or reconnect with this powerful human drive.

I believe that empathy, realness and unconditional respect are the bedrock of effective therapy. As an integrative therapist, you can expect me to build on these foundations by drawing on a range of tools and modalities (e.g., psychodynamic, cognitive behavioural, humanistic, creative) tailored specifically to your unique individual circumstances, experiences and needs at a particular point in time.

This could mean exploring your childhood relationships and how they are impacting on your life today (psychodynamic) or exploring how you are being influenced by patterns of thought and behaviour in the present day (cognitive behavioural). It could involve creative techniques such as visualizations, artwork or even role play. A combination of approaches will be tailored specifically to suit your needs, preferences and personality.

I will ask you to complete a client information form before or at commencement of therapy with details such as mental health history, reasons and goals for therapy, etc.

We'll discuss this in our first session to get really clear about your therapeutic needs. We'll also discuss the therapy contract and expected boundaries that will help us to maintain an effective and professional therapeutic alliance.

Starting therapy can seem scary or even overwhelming, but the rewards can be great if you take that risk. I will help you feel safe and secure as you work at your pace to figure out what is best for you and what you would like to address.

I recommend an initial minimum of 6 sessions to allow our work to evolve. After that it is easier for you to make an informed decision about whether or not you wish to continue therapy. If you continue beyond the first six sessions the period over which we work becomes open ended until we end by agreement.

I currently have some available online slots on Mon-Weds mornings. Please enquire for further details.

I believe that healing and growth happens in relationship and connection with others. A secure and trusting therapeutic collaboration can help individuals to deepen their connection with self and others, and to live a more fulfilling life.

Therapy can enable you to gain understanding about your everyday reactions to people and events, to strengthen your emotional well-being and resilience, and to improve your relationships.

I offer individuals a chance to talk through a wide range of problems, to build a trusting collaboration with someone who accepts and respects them as they are.

I work therapeutically with individuals experiencing a range of issues, including anxiety, depression, bereavement/loss, anger, stress, shame, self-esteem and relationship issues, addictions, eating disorders and trauma. I can help you make sense of your experience, to find balance among your thoughts, feelings and behaviours, and to discover meaningful ways of being and belonging in the world.

My work is integrative, so I may draw on a number of effective therapeutic techniques best suited to your individual needs. 

Whatever challenges you are facing, I provide a comfortable, confidential space, which is safe and non-judgmental. You can expect to be heard and respected no matter your age, gender or non-binary, sexuality, lifestyle preferences, spiritual beliefs, neurodiversity, physical abilities, politics or any other identity. I will treat you first and foremost as a unique individual.

My practice is grounded in the humanistic, person-centered tradition that believes individuals have a natural tendency towards their own well-being and growth, and that my job as a therapist is to help you connect or reconnect with this powerful human drive.

I believe that empathy, realness and unconditional respect are the bedrock of effective therapy. As an integrative therapist, you can expect me to build on these foundations by drawing on a range of tools and modalities (e.g., psychodynamic, cognitive behavioural, humanistic, creative) tailored specifically to your unique individual circumstances, experiences and needs at a particular point in time.

This could mean exploring your childhood relationships and how they are impacting on your life today (psychodynamic) or exploring how you are being influenced by patterns of thought and behaviour in the present day (cognitive behavioural). It could involve creative techniques such as visualizations, artwork and drawing, or even role play. A combination of approaches will be tailored specifically to suit your needs, preferences and personality.

I will ask you to complete a client information form before or at commencement of therapy with details such mental health history, reasons and goals for therapy, etc.

We will discuss this in our first session to get very clear on your goals for therapy. We'll also discuss the therapy contract and expected boundaries that will help us to maintain an effective and professional therapeutic alliance.

Starting therapy can seem scary or even overwhelming, but the rewards can be great if you take that risk. I will help you feel safe and secure as you work at your pace to figure out what is best for you and what you would like to address.

I recommend an initial minimum of 6 sessions to allow our work to evolve. After that it is easier for you to make an informed decision about whether or not you wish to continue therapy. If you continue beyond the first six sessions the period over which we work becomes open ended until we end by agreement.