Charlie Robinson

I offer sessions both in person in Hackney, East London and online. I am currently accepting new clients on Tuesday and Wednesday.

I do not offer any sessions on the weekend and am currently unable to offer double-length sessions or sessions on a fortnightly basis.

Online and face to face sessions cost £85. I offer two low cost spaces at £55. This is to support clients who are receiving Universal Credit or experiencing financial hardship.

Hi, I'm Charlie. I am a qualified integrative counsellor offering weekly talking therapy both online and in person in Hackney. I have therapy rooms in Dalston Junction, E8 and Stoke Newington, N16.

There are times in life when we can all feel lost, stuck, overwhelmed, or weighed down by difficult emotions. If this resonates with you, I offer a warm, encouraging, and non-judgemental space where you can share thoughts and feelings that may feel difficult to express elsewhere.

I draw from different approaches depending on what feels most helpful for you. We’ll discover what that looks like together, with the understanding that a genuine, present human connection is at the heart of meaningful therapy.

What does therapy with me look like?

In our early sessions, I will take time to get to know you and understand the experiences that have shaped who you are today. We may explore your family history, relationships, and the events that have brought you to therapy. This can be an opportunity to offload what you’ve been carrying, begin to slow down and tune into yourself.

Through our conversations, I’ll ask insightful questions and offer honest reflections to help you make sense of your thoughts, feelings and behaviour patterns. I’ll encourage you to notice what is happening in your body to create space to connect with emotions. We might reflect on dreams and recurring themes, or developing grounding strategies when life feels overwhelming.

How can therapy with me help?

Over time, we can begin to recognise the ways you have adapted to life’s circumstances, honouring the strategies that once helped you. From this place of understanding, we can gently explore what feels more aligned with who you are now and how you want to live. Therapy can help you rediscover your hope, vitality, and sense of meaning.

What is my experience?

I have worked with clients from a diverse range of backgrounds as a counsellor for the charity Mind and for a private low-cost therapy service. Before retraining as a therapist, I worked as a jewellery designer and within the wellness field.

My diploma in Integrative Counselling is through The Minster Centre. They are one of the longest established and leading institutions in Integrative Psychotherapy in Europe. This is where I am currently completing my MA and Advanced Diploma in Integrative Psychotherapy. 

What issues do I work with?

I work with clients who feel overwhelmed, hopeless or disconnected, experiences that may be described as anxiety or depression. We can explore how these experiences could have emerged through trauma, abuse, loss, life transitions or wider social circumstances.

I specialise in grief and loss, whether through bereavement, relationship break-ups, life transitions, or mourning a life you once imagined. Talking therapy can help us honour and process the past while making gradual steps towards the future.

Who do I work with?

My practice is affirming of neurodivergence, gender, sexuality and relationship diversity. I aim to create a therapeutic practice that is inclusive and respectful of difference, and remain attentive to the ways difference may be experienced within the therapeutic relationship.

I appreciate the many ways we seek meaning, comfort and connection during times of struggle or transition. This might include our relationship with spirituality, nature or ‘the more-than-human world’. I welcome exploring the beliefs, practices and experiences that are important to you. 

If you feel that talking therapy might be right for you and you're interested in working together, please get in touch by text or email.

I will let you know my availability and we can arrange a free, no-obligation 20-minute introductory call via phone or video. I would like to hear about your reasons for seeking therapy. You are welcome to ask me any questions about how therapy works and hopefully get a sense of what it is like talking to me.

If we decide to more forward we will schedule a 50-minute initial consultation. We can then decide on a day and time to meet for weekly therapy. I will send you a personal information sheet and therapy agreement to fill out.

If we decide not to move forward together, I’d be happy to suggest alternative options or refer you to other resources.

I offer sessions both in person in Hackney, East London and online. I am currently accepting new clients on Tuesday and Wednesday.

I do not offer any sessions on the weekend and am currently unable to offer double-length sessions or sessions on a fortnightly basis.

Online and face to face sessions cost £85. I offer two low cost spaces at £55. This is to support clients who are receiving Universal Credit or experiencing financial hardship.

Hi, I'm Charlie. I am a qualified integrative counsellor offering weekly talking therapy both online and in person in Hackney. I have therapy rooms in Dalston Junction, E8 and Stoke Newington, N16.

There are times in life when we can all feel lost, stuck, overwhelmed, or weighed down by difficult emotions. If this resonates with you, I offer a warm, encouraging, and non-judgemental space where you can share thoughts and feelings that may feel difficult to express elsewhere.

I draw from different approaches depending on what feels most helpful for you. We’ll discover what that looks like together, with the understanding that a genuine, present human connection is at the heart of meaningful therapy.

What does therapy with me look like?

In our early sessions, I will take time to get to know you and understand the experiences that have shaped who you are today. We may explore your family history, relationships, and the events that have brought you to therapy. This can be an opportunity to offload what you’ve been carrying, begin to slow down and tune into yourself.

Through our conversations, I’ll ask insightful questions and offer honest reflections to help you make sense of your thoughts, feelings and behaviour patterns. I’ll encourage you to notice what is happening in your body to create space to connect with emotions. We might reflect on dreams and recurring themes, or developing grounding strategies when life feels overwhelming.

How can therapy with me help?

Over time, we can begin to recognise the ways you have adapted to life’s circumstances, honouring the strategies that once helped you. From this place of understanding, we can gently explore what feels more aligned with who you are now and how you want to live. Therapy can help you rediscover your hope, vitality, and sense of meaning.

What is my experience?

I have worked with clients from a diverse range of backgrounds as a counsellor for the charity Mind and for a private low-cost therapy service. Before retraining as a therapist I worked as a jewellery designer and within the wellness field.

My diploma in Integrative Counselling is through The Minster Centre. They are one of the longest established and leading institutions in Integrative Psychotherapy in Europe. This is where I am currently completing my MA and Advanced Diploma in Integrative Psychotherapy.

What issues do I work with?

I work with clients who feel overwhelmed, hopeless or disconnected, experiences that may be described as anxiety or depression. We can explore how these experiences could have emerged through trauma, abuse, loss, life transitions or wider social circumstances.

I specialise in grief and loss, whether through bereavement, relationship break-ups, life transitions, or mourning a life you once imagined. Talking therapy can help us honour and process the past while making gradual steps towards the future.

Who do I work with?

My practice is affirming of neurodivergence, gender, sexuality and relationship diversity. I aim to create a therapeutic practice that is inclusive and respectful of difference, and remain attentive to the ways difference may be experienced within the therapeutic relationship.

I appreciate the many ways we seek meaning, comfort and connection during times of struggle or transition. This might include our relationship with spirituality, nature or ‘the more-than-human world’. I welcome exploring the beliefs, practices and experiences that are important to you. 

If you feel that talking therapy might be right for you and you're interested in working together, please get in touch by text or email.

I will let you know my availability and we can arrange a free, no-obligation 20-minute introductory call via phone or video. I would like to hear about your reasons for seeking therapy. You are welcome to ask me any questions about how therapy works and hopefully get a sense of what it is like talking to me.

If we decide to more forward we will schedule a 50-minute initial consultation. We can then decide on a day and time to meet for weekly therapy. I will send you a personal information sheet and therapy agreement to fill out.