Andreea Chirvase

I offer online therapy sessions via Microsoft Teams or by telephone, which allows me to work with adults across the UK. Sessions are scheduled at regular weekly times where possible, and I currently have availability in the evenings during the week.

Session types and pricing

Standard weekly session – 50 minutes (£75)

This is the core format I offer, ideal for ongoing support and reflection. Most clients find that regular, weekly sessions give the best opportunity to notice patterns, process experiences, and build insight and resilience over time.

One-off extended session – 90 minutes (£125)

For times when you need the space to gain clarity, step back, and make sense a specific issue, I offer a limited number of one-off 90-minute extended sessions. These sessions provide space to explore a situation more deeply, reflect on patterns, and begin planning practical next steps.

Concession sessions – 50 minutes (£45)

A very limited number of sessions are available for trainees and low-income LGBTQ+ clients. These are offered on a self-declared basis, and I trust clients to be genuine in their self-assessment. Please enquire for availability.

All sessions are collaborative, and my approach balances warmth, curiosity, and practical strategies. Therapy is an investment in yourself, and sessions are designed to be safe, contained, and meaningful.

At times, life can feel quietly disconnected - from yourself, from others, or from a sense of meaning or direction. If you’re noticing patterns that keep repeating, emotions that feel hard to manage, or relationships that leave you feeling unsure or unseen, therapy can offer a space to pause and make sense of what’s really going on.

My approach is grounded in the person-centred approach, which means you’ll be met with warmth, empathy, and genuine curiosity, without judgement or pressure. I aim to offer a space where you can explore your experiences openly, at your own pace.

When it’s helpful, I also integrate Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) tools to bring practical structure into our work. This can support you in noticing patterns in thoughts, feelings, and behaviours, and in finding ways of responding that feel more supportive and aligned.

Relationships are often at the heart of therapy. Together, we might explore how you relate to others, how you relate to yourself, and how past experiences may still be influencing the present. This can include looking at boundaries, needs, communication, and emotional patterns, with the aim of building deeper connection, trust, and self-understanding.

I work with adults navigating relationships, identity, communication, and emotional overwhelm - whether this shows up in family dynamics, friendships, work, or dating. Many people come to therapy feeling stuck or uncertain about how to move forward, either within themselves or in their relationships.

Others are carrying grief or trauma, or are trying to redefine who they are after loss, major life transitions, or years of putting others first. I also have experience supporting adults processing historic childhood sexual abuse, historic sexual trauma, and loss, including the loss of a loved one, a sense of safety, or a version of yourself.

I offer an affirming space for LGBTQ+ clients, particularly those navigating identity, belonging, boundaries, or self-acceptance.

Therapy with me isn’t about being “fixed.” It does ask something of you. You’ll be invited to be both vulnerable and accountable, and at times the work may feel uncomfortable, but never unsafe or rushed. My role isn’t to give you answers, but to help you gently get to the heart of what’s really going on. The most meaningful and lasting change often comes from the realisations you arrive at yourself, with the right support alongside you.

Whether you’re carrying old wounds, struggling to express your needs, or simply wanting to understand yourself more deeply and invest in your emotional wellbeing, therapy can be a place to slow down, reflect, and move forward in a way that feels more authentic and grounded.

I offer a free 15-minute introductory call for new clients. This is a brief, informal conversation to answer any questions you may have, explain how I work, and help you decide if therapy with me feels like a good fit. Please enquire for availability.

Therapy is an investment in yourself, and the first session is an opportunity to begin that process with care and intention.

The first session is usually 50 minutes (unless you’ve chosen a one-off 90-minute extended session) and offers a space to begin exploring what’s brought you to therapy and what you’d like to focus on in more depth.

I offer online therapy sessions via Microsoft Teams or by telephone, which allows me to work with adults across the UK. Sessions are scheduled at regular weekly times where possible, and I currently have availability in the evenings during the week.

Session types and pricing

Standard weekly session – 50 minutes (£75)

This is the core format I offer, ideal for ongoing support and reflection. Most clients find that regular, weekly sessions give the best opportunity to notice patterns, process experiences, and build insight and resilience over time.

One-off extended session – 90 minutes (£125)

For times when you need the space to gain clarity, step back, and make sense of a specific issue, I offer a limited number of one-off 90-minute extended sessions. These sessions provide space to explore a situation more deeply, reflect on patterns, and begin planning practical next steps. 

Concession sessions – 50 minutes (£45)

A very limited number of sessions are available for trainees and low-income LGBTQ+ clients. These are offered on a self-declared basis, and I trust clients to be genuine in their self-assessment. Please enquire for availability. 

All sessions are collaborative, and my approach balances warmth, curiosity, and practical strategies. Therapy is an investment in yourself, and sessions are designed to be safe, contained, and meaningful.

At times, life can feel quietly disconnected - from yourself, from others, or from a sense of meaning or direction. If you’re noticing patterns that keep repeating, emotions that feel hard to manage, or relationships that leave you feeling unsure or unseen, therapy can offer a space to pause and make sense of what’s really going on.

My approach is grounded in the person-centred approach, which means you’ll be met with warmth, empathy, and genuine curiosity, without judgement or pressure. I aim to offer a space where you can explore your experiences openly, at your own pace.

When it’s helpful, I also integrate Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) tools to bring practical structure into our work. This can support you in noticing patterns in thoughts, feelings, and behaviours, and in finding ways of responding that feel more supportive and aligned.

Relationships are often at the heart of therapy. Together, we might explore how you relate to others, how you relate to yourself, and how past experiences may still be influencing the present. This can include looking at boundaries, needs, communication, and emotional patterns, with the aim of building deeper connection, trust, and self-understanding.

I work with adults navigating relationships, identity, communication, and emotional overwhelm - whether this shows up in family dynamics, friendships, work, or dating. Many people come to therapy feeling stuck or uncertain about how to move forward, either within themselves or in their relationships.

Others are carrying grief or trauma, or are trying to redefine who they are after loss, major life transitions, or years of putting others first. I also have experience supporting adults processing historic childhood sexual abuse, historic sexual trauma, and loss, including the loss of a loved one, a sense of safety, or a version of yourself.

I offer an affirming space for LGBTQ+ clients, particularly those navigating identity, belonging, boundaries, or self-acceptance.

Therapy with me isn’t about being “fixed.” It does ask something of you. You’ll be invited to be both vulnerable and accountable, and at times the work may feel uncomfortable, but never unsafe or rushed. My role isn’t to give you answers, but to help you gently get to the heart of what’s really going on. The most meaningful and lasting change often comes from the realisations you arrive at yourself, with the right support alongside you.

Whether you’re carrying old wounds, struggling to express your needs, or simply wanting to understand yourself more deeply and invest in your emotional wellbeing, therapy can be a place to slow down, reflect, and move forward in a way that feels more authentic and grounded.

I offer a free 15-minute introductory call for new clients. This is a brief, informal conversation to answer any questions you may have, explain how I work, and help you decide if therapy with me feels like a good fit. Please enquire for availability. 

Therapy is an investment in yourself, and the first session is an opportunity to begin that process with care and intention.

The first session is usually 50 minutes (unless you’ve chosen a one-off 90-minute extended session) and offers a space to begin exploring what’s brought you to therapy and what you’d like to focus on in more depth.