Georgia Browne

I'm an experienced, knowledgeable, and passionate therapist offering psychotherapy from an existential perspective, with a safe, non-judgemental, and collaborative approach shaped around you as an individual.

This means exploring your concerns from multiple angles: meaning, values, past experience, and relationships, with the aim of understanding not just what's going on, but what it means to you, and building real resilience in the choices you make. I believe our early experiences carry real insight, and that exploring the different parts of ourselves, and our world, can open the door to genuine change. A philosophical lens lets us question fixed narratives and old beliefs that may no longer serve you, opening up more possibility and new perspectives, and moving you toward greater personal autonomy and choice.

You might be feeling overwhelmed, lost, low, anxious, or confused, struggling in your relationships, or simply not feeling like yourself. Perhaps you recognise shame, a harsh inner critic, rumination, or sensitivity to rejection.

My approach is honest, kind, and curious, with no fixed agenda. I have a particular interest in shame, inner-child work, conflict, and relationships. Greater self-awareness can be genuinely liberating, giving you the strength to make the choices and changes you need.

Finding the right therapist can feel daunting, so I offer every client an initial phone call to see if we'd be a good fit before we begin.

Possible benefits of therapy:

Clarity and a new perspective

Letting go of shame and self-judgement

Becoming more at ease with anxiety

Accepting life's limitations while embracing choice

A greater sense of resilience and trust in yourself

A deeper understanding of past experience and future possibility

Training, qualifications & experience

I originally trained and qualified in Integrative Therapeutic Counselling (Level 4 Diploma, CPCAB), and I'm currently undertaking further professional study toward a Masters in Existential Psychotherapy Studies at Middlesex University. This approach, with its focus on meaning, lived experience, and personal values and beliefs, draws directly on philosophical ideas.

Before training as a therapist, I had a long career spanning pastoral care, music, and education. I hold a BA (Hons) in Music from the University of Bristol and a PGCE in Secondary Education from Bath Spa University. I've worked as a therapist for a large mental health charity in Swindon, alongside my private practice in Wiltshire.I can offer sessions online, Zoom or face-to-face at:

 A discreet, cosy Artist's studio in Cherhill (with private parking) - a village off the A4 between Calne and Marlborough. 

I advise all clients to initially book in for a 30 minute phone consultation where we can decided whether we'd be a good fit to work together. 

Reaching out can be hard, and life's difficulties are rarely simple to untangle on your own. You might be feeling overwhelmed, confused, low, or anxious, struggling in your relationships, or simply aware that something doesn't feel right.

I'm an experienced therapist and BACP member, currently furthering my professional studies on an MSc in Existential Psychotherapy at Middlesex University. I work collaboratively, exploring what feels hard for you, the beliefs you hold about yourself, and what it's like to be in relationship with the people around you. Through dialogue, we can begin to make sense of these thoughts and feelings, noticing things that might be sitting just outside your awareness.

I encourage a shift away from judgement and blame, toward greater self-awareness and clarity, where choices start to feel possible again. Without that awareness, it's easy to feel trapped, stuck in cycles that no longer serve you. Low self-worth, shame, and a critical inner voice can all stand in the way of understanding what's really going on. In therapy, we listen to these parts directly, and get curious about what they need, and what they're afraid of.

Whatever you're facing, it can help to talk things through with someone neutral and outside your usual circle, in a space that's safe and confidential. I bring a down-to-earth approach to this work, gently opening up room for new possibilities and perspectives. My approach is relational: I reflect back what you bring, and I believe strongly that you should stay in control of your own therapeutic process.

Possible benefits of therapy:

Clarity, and openness to multiple perspectives

Letting go of shame, self-judgement, and the bullying inner critic

Feeling more at ease with anxiety, and experiencing it less often

Developing skills to understand and improve your relationships

Embracing choice, freedom, and personal autonomy

A greater sense of resilience and trust in yourself

A deeper understanding of past experience and future possibility

My approach

As an integrative therapist, I draw on a range of theoretical approaches and shape my work around each individual relationship, chiefly informed by humanistic and existential thinking. I have a particular interest in inner-child work, shame, and helping clients open up to a worldview with more room for possibility and choice. I hold a space that is genuinely non-judgemental, steady, and supportive, somewhere you can feel safe sitting with difficult emotions.

I encourage clients to bring the whole of themselves, and to know that every part of their self, history, or experience, including the parts they like least, is genuinely welcome.

Training, qualifications & experience

I originalally trained and qualified in Integrative Therapeutic Counselling (Level 4 Diploma, CPCAB), and I'm currently furthering my studies toward a Masters in Existential Psychotherapy at NSPC/Middlesex University. This approach draws directly on philosophical ideas, with its focus on meaning, lived experience, and personal values and beliefs, addressing the often deep-rooted anxieties of existence and life's limitations.

Before training as a therapist, I had a long career spanning pastoral care, music, and education. I hold a BA (Hons) in Music from the University of Bristol and a PGCE in Secondary Education from Bath Spa University. For the past two years, I've worked as a counsellor at a large mental health charity in Swindon, alongside my private practice in Wiltshire.

It can be daunting looking for the right therapist!

If you'd like to work with me, I offer a free 30 minute phone call where we can chat about your expectations of therapy and my approach. It's a great opportunity to see if we'd be a good fit to work together.

There are a lot of us out there and finding the right person for you is important!

I'm an experienced integrative psychotherapist with a particular interest in existential philosophy and the ways we make sense of ourselves, our relationships, and our lives.

I offer a warm, collaborative space where difficult experiences can be explored openly and honestly. Therapy should feel safe, but I also believe it works best when we can be direct with each other. Together, we'll look at what's troubling you, including the thoughts and feelings that can be hardest to acknowledge: shame, self-criticism, conflict, or a sense that something just isn't right.

You might be feeling anxious, overwhelmed, low, stuck in patterns that keep repeating, or struggling in your relationships. Whatever brings you to therapy, my approach is compassionate, curious, and transparent. I'll help you explore your experience from different angles, so you can build a clearer, more honest understanding of yourself, without judgement and without a fixed agenda. My role is to work alongside you as you make sense of things and find your own way forward.

I have a particular interest in shame, inner-child work, relationships, and conflict. In my experience, self-awareness is what opens the door to real choice. Without it, we can stay trapped in situations and cycles that no longer serve us; with it, things start to become clearer, and change starts to feel possible.

Areas I work with include:

Anxiety, depression, shame, relationship difficulties, trauma, identity, personal values, and meaning.

How I work

Anxiety and distress are rarely simple; their roots are often layered and personal. I take a holistic approach, exploring your experience from multiple angles so that the understanding we reach genuinely fits you, rather than a generic explanation.

Low self-worth, shame, and a harsh inner critic can quietly stand in the way of understanding what's really going on underneath. In our work together, we'll listen to those parts of you directly, get curious about what they need, and what they're afraid of.

Sometimes it simply helps to talk things through with someone neutral, outside your usual circle, in a space that's safe and confidential. I bring a down-to-earth style to this work, gently opening up room for new possibilities and perspectives. 

My approach

As an integrative therapist, I draw on a range of theoretical approaches and adapt them to you. My work is chiefly grounded in humanistic and existential thinking, with a particular interest in inner-child work, shame, and helping clients open up a worldview with more room for possibility and choice.

I hold a space that is non-judgemental, steady, and supportive, somewhere you can sit with difficult emotions and know you'll be met with care. All of you is welcome here, including the parts of yourself, your history, or your experience that you like least.

Training, qualifications & experience

I trained and qualified in Integrative Therapeutic Counselling (Level 4 Diploma, CPCAB), and I'm currently undertaking further professional study toward a Masters in Existential Psychotherapy Studies at Middlesex University. 

Before training as a therapist, I had a long career spanning pastoral care, music, and education. I hold a BA (Hons) in Music from the University of Bristol and a PGCE in Secondary Education from Bath Spa University. I've worked as a therapist for a large mental health charity in Swindon, alongside my private practice in Wiltshire.

Finding the right therapist can feel daunting, and it's genuinely hard work! But finding someone you connect with matters more than almost anything else in this process. That's why I offer a free 30-minute phone call before we begin: a chance for you to talk through what's bringing you to therapy and get a feel for how I work. If it feels like a good fit, we can go ahead and book your first session. I'm always transparent about my availability, and I keep a waiting list when needed.

London clients; currently online only availability

I'm an experienced, knowledgeable, and passionate therapist offering psychotherapy from an existential perspective.

This means exploring your concerns from multiple angles: meaning, values, past experience, relationships, with the aim of understanding not just what's going on, but what it means to you, and building real resilience in the choices you make. I encourage a move toward personal autonomy, so you can feel grounded in your own values and beliefs. A philosophical lens lets us question fixed narratives and old beliefs that may no longer serve you.

You might be feeling overwhelmed, confused, low, anxious, struggling in relationships, or simply not quite yourself. Perhaps you recognise shame, a harsh inner critic, rumination, or sensitivity to rejection.

My approach is honest, kind, and curious, with no fixed agenda. I have a particular interest in shame, inner-child work, conflict, and relationships. Greater self-awareness can be genuinely liberating, giving you the strength to make the choices and changes you need.

Low self-worth, shame, and a critical inner voice can quietly stand in the way of understanding what's really going on.

In therapy, we listen to these parts directly and get curious about what they need, and what they're afraid of. This is where real self-awareness begins: without it, we can feel trapped in situations and stuck in cycles that no longer serve us; with it, choices start to become clear, and change starts to feel possible.

Possible benefits of therapy:

Clarity and a greater sense of self-awareness

Letting go of shame, self-judgement, and the bullying inner critic

Becoming more at ease with anxiety

Developing skills to understand and improve your relationships

Embracing choice, freedom, and personal autonomy

A greater sense of resilience and trust in yourself

A deeper understanding of past experience and future possibility

Looking for the right therapist can feel daunting. That's why I offer a free 30-minute phone call, a chance to talk through your concerns and get a feel for how I work. If it feels like we'd work well together, we can go ahead and book your first session.

I offer a FREE 30 mins phone or zoom session to discuss what you would like from therapy and to see if we'd be a good fit to work together.

I'm an experienced integrative psychotherapist with a particular interest in existential philosophy and the ways we make sense of ourselves, our relationships, and our lives.

I offer a warm, collaborative space where difficult experiences can be explored openly and honestly. Therapy should feel safe, but I also believe it works best when we can be direct with each other. Together, we'll look at what's troubling you, including the thoughts and feelings that can be hardest to acknowledge: shame, self-criticism, conflict, or a sense that something just isn't right.

You might be feeling anxious, overwhelmed, low, stuck in patterns that keep repeating, or struggling in your relationships. Whatever brings you to therapy, my approach is compassionate, curious, and transparent. I'll help you explore your experience from different angles, so you can build a clearer, more honest understanding of yourself, without judgement and without a fixed agenda. My role is to work alongside you as you make sense of things and find your own way forward.

I have a particular interest in shame, inner-child work, relationships, and conflict. In my experience, self-awareness is what opens the door to real choice where change feels possible. Without it, we can stay trapped in situations and cycles that no longer serve us. 

Areas I work with include:

Anxiety, depression, shame, relationship difficulties, trauma, identity, personal values, and meaning.

How I work

Anxiety and distress are rarely simple; their roots are often layered and personal. I take a holistic approach, exploring your experience from multiple angles so that the understanding we reach genuinely fits you, rather than a generic explanation.

Low self-worth, shame, and a harsh inner critic can quietly stand in the way of understanding what's really going on underneath. In our work together, we'll listen to those parts of you directly, get curious about what they need, and what they're afraid of.

My approach

As an integrative therapist, I draw on a range of theoretical approaches and adapt them to you, rather than fitting you into a single model. My work is chiefly grounded in humanistic and existential thinking, with a particular interest in inner-child work, shame, and helping clients open up a worldview with more room for possibility and choice.

I hold a space that is non-judgemental, steady, and supportive, somewhere you can sit with difficult emotions and know you'll be met with care. All of you is welcome here, including the parts of yourself, your history, or your experience that you like least.

Getting started

Finding the right therapist can feel daunting, and it's genuinely hard work. But finding someone you click with matters more than almost anything else in this process. That's why I offer a free 30-minute phone call before we begin: a chance for you to talk through what's bringing you to therapy and get a feel for how I work. If it feels like a good fit, we can go ahead and book your first session. I'm always transparent about my availability, and I keep a waiting list when needed.

Qualifications

I trained and qualified in Integrative Therapeutic Counselling (Level 4 Dip) and am a registered member of the BACP.

I am at the end of a Masters in Existential Psychotherapy Studies (NSPC / Middlesex University). This approach, with its attention to meaning, lived experience and values and beliefs, draws on philosophical ideas – addressing the often deep-rooted anxieties of existence and life’s limitations.

Previous to working as a therapist, I had a long career in pastoral care, music and education. I have a BA Hons from The University of Bristol and a PGCSE in secondary education from Bath Spa university. 

I have worked as a therapist for a large mental health charity in Swindon alongside my private practice in Wiltshire.

It might seem obvious but it's so important that you find the right therapist for you - someone you feel comfortable and safe with - and can trust.

As such, I offer all clients a free  consultation to discuss your needs and expectations and find out if we'd be a good fit to work together. 

Integrative psychotherapy MBACP. 

MSC in Existential Psychotherapy pending. 

I offer a non-judgemental and safe space to explore difficulties and concerns with a collaborative approach. Finding the right therapist is a daunting process; as such I offer all clients an initial call to find out if we'd be a good fit to work together.

You might be feeling overwhelmed, confused, experiencing difficulties in relationships, feeling depressed and/or anxious, or just not feeling 'right'.

We often present with feelings and thoughts that we don't fully understand. Therapy is a place to find out what's going on and how we can move forward.

My therapeutic approach will offer you a supportive, non-judgemental, safe and reflective environment in which to explore the difficulties you are experiencing and the resulting emotions that arise. Over time, you will have the opportunity to gain a much deeper understanding of yourself, which will also bring increased clarity to other relationships.

We can explore thoughts, emotions, relationships, and patterns of behaviour that may impact on our sense of self and wellbeing. As an integrative therapist, I apply my knowledge of a range of theoretical approaches to suit the individual relationship.

My work is chiefly influenced by humanistic and existential thinking.

I encourage clients to bring themselves and to know that any aspect of their self, history, or experience - even the bits they don’t like - are welcome. I have experience helping clients work through a diverse range of issues.

I believe that with the right support we all have the resources to reflect on what is it important to us and find a new perspective and better understanding of our lives. This can bring about psychological as well as physical change.

Qualifications:

MSC Masters in Existential Psychotherapy (pending Jul 2026) - Middlesex University / New School of Psychotherapy, London 

Level 4 Diploma - Psychotherapy and Counselling

BA Hons Bristol University

PGCE Secondary Education Bath Spa University