Olga Martin Rodriguez

I currently have availability within my practice. I work afternoons/evenings and weekends, which may offer flexibility if you have daytime commitments, and my hours are currently open to accommodate new clients.

At present, I am not due to take any planned time off, so I can offer consistent sessions going forward.

Therapy is available in English or Spanish, and sessions can be offered in person, online, or by phone, depending on what feels most accessible and comfortable for you.

Please let me know if there are particular days or times that work best for you, and we can arrange an initial session to discuss your needs and how we might work together.

I am a qualified psychodynamic counsellor and psychotherapist (MSc), registered with the British Association of Counselling and Psychotheray (MBACP) and a registered accredited member of the National Counselling and Psychotherapy Society (NCPS), with a First-Class Honours degree in Psychological Counselling.

My clinical experience includes:

Providing psychodynamic therapy to clients from diverse cultural and racial backgrounds, many of whom have experienced racism, cultural stigma, or marginalisation. Sessions are occasionally in Spanish to accommodate clients who speak English as a second language.

Supporting clients facing a wide range of psychological and emotional challenges, including anxiety, depression, low self-esteem issues, eating disorders, addictions, suicidal ideation, borderline personality disorders, or the emotional effects of domestic and sexual abuse.

Experience in delivering therapeutic support to adolescents and young adults, with particular attention to identity development, family systems, academic stress, and the impact of social media and peer pressure. 

Experience in working with the emotional impact of family estrangement, including the pain of losing contact with a parent or child and the complex feelings that can follow – grief, anger, guilt, shame, relief or confusion. I can offer a space to make sense of what has happened, process losses, strengthen boundaries, and explore options for moving forward—whether that means accepting no contact, finding a way to cope, or considering safe, thoughtful steps toward reconciliation if possible.

Training in Coercive Control and Domestic Violence

Extensive experience providing intercultural therapy to clients from diverse cultural backgrounds. 

Providing inclusive, affirming support for LGBT+ clients, with sensitivity to the specific challenges they may face.

I have experience in conducting initial assessments and developing psychodynamic formulations to inform therapy and c upport clinical decision-making. 

Psychodynamic psychotherapy is a reflective and in-depth approach to help you explore the unconscious patterns that influence your thoughts, emotions, and relationships.

This form of therapy can be especially helpful for individuals experiencing anxiety, depression, personality difficulties, obsessive-compulsive symptoms, or phobias.

Together, we work to understand the emotional roots of your distress, including past experiences that may still be shaping your present. Psychodynamic therapy encourages self-awareness and insight, helping you uncover desires, fears and internal conflicts, even when they are not fully conscious.

Through this process, you will find yourself better able to make empowered decisions, reduce self-sabotaging patterns, and manage both positive and painful emotions in a more balanced way. The goal is not just symptom relief but lasting emotional growth and improved well-being.

Therapy is available in English or Spanish, and sessions can be offered in person, online, or by phone, depending on what feels most accessible and comfortable for you.

I currently have availability within my practice.  I work afternoon/evenings and weekends, which may offer flexibility if you have daytime commitments, and my hours are currently open to accommodate new clients.

At present, I am not due to take any planned time off, so I can offer consistent sessions going forward.

Please let me know if there are particular days or times that work best for you, and we can arrange an initial session to discuss your needs and how we might work together.

I am a qualified psychodynamic counsellor and psychotherapist (MSc), registered with the British Association of Counselling and Psychotheray (MBACP), with a First-Class Honours degree in Psychological Counselling.

Therapy is available in English or Spanish, and sessions can be offered in person, online, or by phone, depending on what feels most accessible and comfortable for you.

My clinical experience includes:

Providing psychodynamic therapy to clients from diverse cultural and racial backgrounds, many of whom have experienced racism, cultural stigma, or marginalisation. Sessions are occasionally in Spanish to accommodate clients who speak English as a second language.

Supporting clients facing a wide range of psychological and emotional challenges, including anxiety, depression, eating disorders, addictions, suicidal ideation, borderline personality disorders, or the emotional effects of domestic and sexual abuse.

Delivering therapeutic support to adolescents and young adults (17+), with particular attention to identity development, family systems, academic stress, and the impact of social media and peer pressure. 

Working with the emotional impact of family estrangement, including the pain of losing contact with a parent or child and the complex feelings that can follow – grief, anger, guilt, shame, relief or confusion. I can offer a space to make sense of what has happened, process losses, strengthen boundaries, and explore options for moving forward—whether that means accepting no contact, finding a way to cope, or considering safe, thoughtful steps toward reconciliation if possible. 

I am committed to providing inclusive, affirming support for LGBT+ clients, with sensitivity to the specific challenges they may face.

Experience in conducting initial assessments and developing psychodynamic formulations to inform therapeutic focus and support clinical decision-making. 

Psychodynamic psychotherapy is a reflective and in-depth approach to help you explore the unconscious patterns that influence your thoughts, emotions, and relationships.

This form of therapy can be especially helpful for individuals experiencing anxiety, depression, personality difficulties, obsessive-compulsive symptoms, or phobias.

We work to understand the emotional roots of your distress, including past experiences that may still be shaping your present. Psychodynamic therapy encourages self-awareness and insight; helping you uncover desires, fears, and internal conflicts, even when they are not fully conscious.

Through this process, you will find yourself better able to make empowered decisions, reduce self-sabotaging patterns, and manage both positive and painful emotions in a more balanced way. The goal is not just symptom relief but lasting emotional growth and improved well-being.

Therapy is available in English or Spanish, and sessions can be in person, online, or by phone, depending on your preference., 

I currently have availability within my practice. I work evenings and weekends, which may offer flexibility if you have daytime commitments, and my hours are currently open to accommodate new clients.  Sessions can be in person, online or by phone, in English or Spanish.

At present, I am not due to take any planned time off, so I can offer consistent sessions going forward.

Please let me know if there are particular days or times that work best for you, and we can arrange an initial session to discuss your needs and how we might work together.

I am a qualified psychodynamic counsellor and psychotherapist (MSc), registered with the British Association of Counselling and Psychotheray (MBACP), with a First-Class Honours degree in Psychological Counselling.

Therapy is available in English or Spanish, and sessions can be offered in person, online, or by phone, depending on what feels most accessible and comfortable for you.

My clinical experience includes:

Providing psychodynamic therapy to clients from diverse cultural and racial backgrounds, many of whom have experienced racism, cultural stigma, or marginalisation. Sessions can be in Spanish to accommodate clients who speak English as a second language.

Supporting clients facing a wide range of psychological and emotional challenges, including anxiety, depression, eating disorders, addictions, suicidal ideation, borderline personality disorders, or the emotional effects of domestic and sexual abuse.

I have significant experience in delivering therapeutic support to adolescents and young adults (17+), with particular attention to identity development, family systems, academic stress, and the impact of social media and peer pressure. 

I have experience working with the emotional impact of family estrangement, including the pain of losing contact with a parent or child and the complex feelings that can follow – grief, anger, guilt, shame, relief or confusion. I can offer a space to make sense of what has happened, process losses, strengthen boundaries, and explore options for moving forward—whether that means accepting no contact, finding a way to cope, or considering safe, thoughtful steps toward reconciliation if possible.

I am committed to providing inclusive, affirming support for LGBT+ clients, with sensitivity to the specific challenges they may face.

I have experience in conducting initial assessments and developing psychodynamic formulations to inform therapeutic focus and support clinical decision-making. 

Therapy is available in English or Spanish, and sessions can be in person, online, or by phone, depending on your preference.

Psychodynamic psychotherapy is a reflective and in-depth approach to help you explore the unconscious patterns that influence your thoughts, emotions, and relationships.

This form of therapy can be especially helpful for individuals experiencing anxiety, depression, personality difficulties, obsessive-compulsive symptoms, or phobias.

Together, we work to understand the emotional roots of your distress, including past experiences that may still be shaping your present. Psychodynamic therapy encourages self-awareness and insight, helping you uncover desires, fears, and internal conflicts, even when they are not fully conscious.

Through this process, you will find yourself better able to make empowered decisions, reduce self-sabotaging patterns, and manage both positive and painful emotions in a more balanced way. The goal is not just symptom relief but lasting emotional growth and improved well-being.