Paige Wilson

• Tuesday - Friday on Zoom (limited morning & afternoon slots available)
• Monday - In - person sessions in SW8 

Therapy shouldn't be prescriptive or formulaic—it’s a journey unique to your needs that we embark upon together. As a psychotherapist, I don’t sit back as a distant observer; I’m alongside you, offering support, challenge, and understanding as we navigate whatever you’re facing. You don’t need to have it all figured out—just show up as you are, and we’ll start there.

As an integrative therapist, I don’t believe in a one-size-fits-all approach. Every person is different, so I tailor my work to fit you—not the other way around. Whether you need short-term sessions or long-term support, we’ll find a way of working that makes sense for you.

Trained at The Minster Centre, I hold a Master’s degree, an Advanced Diploma, and a Postgraduate Diploma in Psychotherapy & Counselling. With extensive experience working with adults, I help clients facing anxiety, depression, substance misuse, loneliness, relationship challenges, childhood trauma, domestic violence, and suicidal thoughts among many other presenting issues. I also understand that it can be difficult sometimes to name what's really going on inside; something just doesn't feel right. I can help you make more sense of your feelings and find some clarity during the process. 

My approach is deeply relational—I believe that the heart of therapy is trust. Feeling safe with your therapist is everything, and I work to build that connection from day one. I meet you where you are, without judgment or pressure to “fix” things before you’re ready.

I am an ethical, LGBTQ+ affirming therapist and pro-trans rights. My practice is inclusive, compassionate, and tailored to you. Therapy isn’t about forcing change—it’s about being seen, heard, and understood.

📍 Availability: I offer remote sessions Tuesday–Friday and in-person therapy on Mondays in SW8.

We will work together on a weekly basis, keeping the same time and day each week. If this might be difficult to commit to, I encourage you to reach out regardless, as I may be able to offer some flexibility around your needs. 

📍In-person sessions (Mondays) take place at: 4 St Josephs St, SW8 4DN.

Reaching out for therapy can feel like a big step, so I aim to make the process as smooth and pressure-free as possible.

1. Getting in Touch

Once you contact me via the BACP website, I will respond within 24 hours via email. From there, we can arrange a free 15-minute Zoom call or phone conversation at a time that works for you.

2. The Initial Conversation

This short call is an opportunity for us to get a sense of each other. I’ll ask a little about you and what’s bringing you to therapy, and you can ask any questions about how I work. There’s no commitment at this stage—I encourage all prospective clients to take a few days afterward to reflect on how they felt speaking with me. Therapy is a deeply personal process, and it’s important to find the right therapist for you.

3. Deciding to Work Together

If we both feel we’re a good fit, I’ll send you a short assessment form before our first session. You can either complete and return it beforehand or we can go through it together during our first session.

4. Your First Few Sessions

Therapy isn’t about diving straight into solutions—it’s about building trust. Our first few sessions will be exploratory, giving us space to develop our therapeutic relationship and gain a deeper understanding of what’s going on for you. From there, we can begin working towards any goals you may have.

5. Ongoing Therapy & Reviews

I work in blocks of 10 sessions, after which we’ll have a review session where you can share how you feel therapy is going, and I will offer my reflections. This is a space to check in, see what’s working (or not), and adjust as needed. Of course, you’re always encouraged to ask questions or share feedback at any point in our work together.

If you’re considering therapy but feeling unsure, know that there’s no rush, no pressure—just a space to explore what feels right for you.

• Tuesday - Friday on Zoom (limited morning & afternoon slots available)
• Monday - In - person sessions in SW8 

Therapy shouldn't be prescriptive or formulaic—it’s a journey unique to your needs that we embark upon together. As a psychotherapist, I don’t sit back as a distant observer; I’m alongside you, offering support, challenge, and understanding as we navigate whatever you’re facing. You don’t need to have it all figured out—just show up as you are, and we’ll start there.

As an integrative therapist, I don’t believe in a one-size-fits-all approach. Every person is different, so I tailor my work to fit you—not the other way around. Whether you need short-term sessions or long-term support, we’ll find a way of working that makes sense for you.

Trained at The Minster Centre, I hold a Master’s degree, an Advanced Diploma, and a Postgraduate Diploma in Psychotherapy & Counselling. With extensive experience working with adults, I help clients facing anxiety, depression, substance misuse, loneliness, relationship challenges, childhood trauma, domestic violence, and suicidal thoughts among many other presenting issues. I also understand that it can be difficult sometimes to name what's really going on inside; something just doesn't feel right. I can help you make more sense of your feelings and find some clarity during the process. 

My approach is deeply relational—I believe that the heart of therapy is trust. Feeling safe with your therapist is everything, and I work to build that connection from day one. I meet you where you are, without judgment or pressure to “fix” things before you’re ready.

I am an ethical, LGBTQ+ affirming therapist and pro-trans rights. My practice is inclusive, compassionate, and tailored to you. Therapy isn’t about forcing change—it’s about being seen, heard, and understood.

📍 Availability: I offer remote sessions Tuesday–Friday and in-person therapy on Mondays in SW8.

We will work together on a weekly basis, keeping the same time and day each week. If this might be difficult to commit to, I encourage you to reach out regardless, as I may be able to offer some flexibility around your needs. 

📍In-person sessions (Mondays) take place at: 4 St Josephs St, SW8 4DN.

Reaching out for therapy can feel like a big step, so I aim to make the process as smooth and pressure-free as possible.

1. Getting in Touch

Once you contact me via the BACP website, I will respond within 24 hours via email. From there, we can arrange a free 15-minute Zoom call or phone conversation at a time that works for you.

2. The Initial Conversation

This short call is an opportunity for us to get a sense of each other. I’ll ask a little about you and what’s bringing you to therapy, and you can ask any questions about how I work. There’s no commitment at this stage—I encourage all prospective clients to take a few days afterward to reflect on how they felt speaking with me. Therapy is a deeply personal process, and it’s important to find the right therapist for you.

3. Deciding to Work Together

If we both feel we’re a good fit, I’ll send you a short assessment form before our first session. You can either complete and return it beforehand or we can go through it together during our first session.

4. Your First Few Sessions

Therapy isn’t about diving straight into solutions—it’s about building trust. Our first few sessions will be exploratory, giving us space to develop our therapeutic relationship and gain a deeper understanding of what’s going on for you. From there, we can begin working towards any goals you may have.

5. Ongoing Therapy & Reviews

I work in blocks of 10 sessions, after which we’ll have a review session where you can share how you feel therapy is going, and I will offer my reflections. This is a space to check in, see what’s working (or not), and adjust as needed. Of course, you’re always encouraged to ask questions or share feedback at any point in our work together.

If you’re considering therapy but feeling unsure, know that there’s no rush, no pressure—just a space to explore what feels right for you.

• Tuesday - Friday on Zoom (limited morning & afternoon slots available)
• Monday - In - person sessions in SW8 

Therapy shouldn't be prescriptive or formulaic—it’s a journey unique to your needs that we embark upon together. As a psychotherapist, I don’t sit back as a distant observer; I’m alongside you, offering support, challenge, and understanding as we navigate whatever you’re facing. You don’t need to have it all figured out—just show up as you are, and we’ll start there.

As an integrative therapist, I don’t believe in a one-size-fits-all approach. Every person is different, so I tailor my work to fit you—not the other way around. Whether you need short-term sessions or long-term support, we’ll find a way of working that makes sense for you.

Trained at The Minster Centre, I hold a Master’s degree, an Advanced Diploma, and a Postgraduate Diploma in Psychotherapy & Counselling. With extensive experience working with adults, I help clients facing anxiety, depression, substance misuse, loneliness, relationship challenges, childhood trauma, domestic violence, and suicidal thoughts among many other presenting issues. I also understand that it can be difficult sometimes to name what's really going on inside; something just doesn't feel right. I can help you make more sense of your feelings and find some clarity during the process. 

My approach is deeply relational—I believe that the heart of therapy is trust. Feeling safe with your therapist is everything, and I work to build that connection from day one. I meet you where you are, without judgment or pressure to “fix” things before you’re ready.

I am an ethical, LGBTQ+ affirming therapist and pro-trans rights. My practice is inclusive, compassionate, and tailored to you. Therapy isn’t about forcing change—it’s about being seen, heard, and understood.

📍 Availability: I offer remote sessions Tuesday–Friday and in-person therapy on Mondays in SW8.

We will work together on a weekly basis, keeping the same time and day each week. If this might be difficult to commit to, I encourage you to reach out regardless, as I may be able to offer some flexibility around your needs. 

📍In-person sessions (Mondays) take place at: 4 St Josephs St, SW8 4DN.

Reaching out for therapy can feel like a big step, so I aim to make the process as smooth and pressure-free as possible.

1. Getting in Touch

Once you contact me via the BACP website, I will respond within 24 hours via email. From there, we can arrange a free 15-minute Zoom call or phone conversation at a time that works for you.

2. The Initial Conversation

This short call is an opportunity for us to get a sense of each other. I’ll ask a little about you and what’s bringing you to therapy, and you can ask any questions about how I work. There’s no commitment at this stage—I encourage all prospective clients to take a few days afterward to reflect on how they felt speaking with me. Therapy is a deeply personal process, and it’s important to find the right therapist for you.

3. Deciding to Work Together

If we both feel we’re a good fit, I’ll send you a short assessment form before our first session. You can either complete and return it beforehand or we can go through it together during our first session.

4. Your First Few Sessions

Therapy isn’t about diving straight into solutions—it’s about building trust. Our first few sessions will be exploratory, giving us space to develop our therapeutic relationship and gain a deeper understanding of what’s going on for you. From there, we can begin working towards any goals you may have.

5. Ongoing Therapy & Reviews

I work in blocks of 10 sessions, after which we’ll have a review session where you can share how you feel therapy is going, and I will offer my reflections. This is a space to check in, see what’s working (or not), and adjust as needed. Of course, you’re always encouraged to ask questions or share feedback at any point in our work together.

If you’re considering therapy but feeling unsure, know that there’s no rush, no pressure—just a space to explore what feels right for you.