Kate Elliott

I am currently offering online short term, long term and open ended therapy. I will be offering face to face sessions in the near future.

Please get in touch for more information and current availability.

Hi, I'm Kate.

People come to therapy for many different reasons. You might have a specific concern or worry you want to work through, or perhaps you’re not quite sure why you’re here. You might simply find yourself struggling, feeling stuck, overwhelmed or lost, and like you need some additional support. However you have arrived here, I understand that reaching out can sometimes feel difficult.

I believe that therapy is a space where you should be able to bring whatever is on your mind without fear of being judged, and where there is room to explore both the things you are struggling with and the parts of yourself you may be finding harder to understand. My role is to work alongside you helping you to explore your experiences, find new ways of navigating life’s challenges, and develop a deeper understanding of yourself.

My approach is empathic, relational and collaborative, and grounded in an awareness of how past experiences and relationships can influence the way we feel, think and relate to others in the present.

Alongside my therapeutic work, I have over 15 years' experience working in the creative industry as an artist and professional photographer. My creative work has shaped the way I see and understand the world, and has given me an appreciation of the important role creativity can play in emotional wellbeing and personal growth. While photography has given me a way of observing the world from the outside, therapy has given me a way of exploring what lies beneath the surface. This curiosity about what makes us who we are, and how we see ourselves and the world around us, is at the heart of my therapeutic practice.

I have extensive experience working with the LGBTQ+ community and with neurodivergent clients, including people with ADHD and Autism. I’m particularly mindful of the ways in which navigating a world that may not always feel designed for you can affect wellbeing, relationships and your sense of self.

I’m a qualified integrative therapist, which means I draw on different counselling theories and approaches to suit your individual needs and experiences. My training includes psychodynamic, humanistic, attachment-based and CBT approaches.

We may gently explore patterns in your life and consider how past experiences and relationships might have shaped the way you feel, think or relate to others today. We can also focus on things you would like to change, developing greater self-understanding and exploring what you want for the future. I’ll work alongside you, at a pace that feels right for you, to understand what feels most helpful and meaningful. You don’t need to arrive knowing exactly what you want to talk about or have everything figured out; we can start from wherever you are.

My practice is inclusive, and I recognise that everyone’s experiences are unique. I welcome clients from diverse backgrounds and identities, and I work in a culturally sensitive, LGBTQ+ affirming, and neuro-inclusive way. I respect the importance of your individual background, beliefs, and values, and I’m interested in how our different identities, relationships and life experiences can intersect and inform how we understand ourselves and experience the world.

Alongside my private practice, I work as a counsellor at a performing arts college and as a school counsellor, working with adolescents at a sixth-form college. These roles have given me experience of supporting young people with a wide range of emotional, relational and personal challenges. 

I believe the relationship between a client and therapist is fundamental to the work, and that finding the right fit is important. I offer a free initial 15-minute consultation, either by phone or online, which gives you an opportunity to get a sense of my approach and what it might be like to work together.

If, after this, you decide you would like to go ahead, we can agree on a specific number of sessions or work more openly over a longer period, with regular check-ins to reflect on how things are going and whether therapy continues to feel helpful for you.

I am currently offering online short term, long term and open ended therapy. I will be offering face to face sessions in the near future. 

Please get in touch for more information and current availability.

Hi, I'm Kate.

People come to therapy for many different reasons. You might have a specific concern or worry you want to work through, or perhaps you’re not quite sure why you’re here. You might simply find yourself struggling, feeling stuck, overwhelmed or lost, and like you need some additional support. However you have arrived here, I understand that reaching out can sometimes feel difficult.

I believe that therapy is a space where you should be able to bring whatever is on your mind without fear of being judged, and where there is room to explore both the things you are struggling with and the parts of yourself you may be finding harder to understand. My role is to work alongside you helping you to explore your experiences, find new ways of navigating life’s challenges, and develop a deeper understanding of yourself.

My approach is empathic, relational and collaborative, and grounded in an awareness of how past experiences and relationships can influence the way we feel, think and relate to others in the present. 

Alongside my therapeutic work, I have over 15 years' experience working in the creative industry as an artist and professional photographer. My creative work has shaped the way I see and understand the world, and has given me an appreciation of the important role creativity can play in emotional wellbeing and personal growth. While photography has given me a way of observing the world from the outside, therapy has given me a way of exploring what lies beneath the surface. This curiosity about what makes us who we are, and how we see ourselves and the world around us, is at the heart of my therapeutic practice.

I have extensive experience working with the LGBTQ+ community and with neurodivergent clients, including people with ADHD and Autism. I’m particularly mindful of the ways in which navigating a world that may not always feel designed for you can affect wellbeing, relationships and your sense of self.

I’m a qualified integrative therapist, which means I draw on different counselling theories and approaches to suit your individual needs and experiences. My training includes psychodynamic, humanistic, attachment-based and CBT approaches.

We may gently explore patterns in your life and consider how past experiences and relationships might have shaped the way you feel, think or relate to others today. We can also focus on things you would like to change, developing greater self-understanding and exploring what you want for the future. I’ll work alongside you, at a pace that feels right for you, to understand what feels most helpful and meaningful. You don’t need to arrive knowing exactly what you want to talk about or have everything figured out; we can start from wherever you are.

My practice is inclusive, and I recognise that everyone’s experiences are unique. I welcome clients from diverse backgrounds and identities, and I work in a culturally sensitive, LGBTQ+ affirming, and neuro-inclusive way. I respect the importance of your individual background, beliefs, and values, and I’m interested in how our different identities, relationships and life experiences can intersect and inform how we understand ourselves and experience the world. 

Alongside my private practice, I work as a counsellor at a performing arts college and as a school counsellor, working with adolescents at a sixth-form college. These roles have given me experience of supporting young people with a wide range of emotional, relational and personal challenges. 

I believe the relationship between a client and therapist is fundamental to the work, and that finding the right fit is important. I offer a free initial 15-minute consultation, either by phone or online, which gives you an opportunity to get a sense of my approach and what it might be like to work together.

If, after this, you decide you would like to go ahead, we can agree on a specific number of sessions or work more openly over a longer period, with regular check-ins to reflect on how things are going and whether therapy continues to feel helpful for you.