Natasha Rosner

I am an integrative relational counsellor who takes as a starting point the belief that relationships are at the core of our experiences. This includes past and current relationships with the people in our lives and with ourselves. Working with the relationship between us as client and therapist can help illuminate some of the issues you may be struggling with, providing a safe and empathic space to explore new ways to be in relationship and in the world.

If you are here, you have likely taken what may feel like a daunting first step to wanting to work through or change something in your life that is causing you unhappiness or distress. I aim to support you to understand and process your experience from a place of compassion and care, and to gently challenge the roles and narratives you may have adopted in order to offer a different perspective which helps you connect more authentically with yourself and who you really are.

I have a Diploma in Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy from The Minster Centre, one of the UK's leading therapy training institutions, and am a registered member of the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and abide by their code of ethics.

As an integrative relational counsellor, I draw on different ways of working (including psychodynamic, humanistic, embodied and relational approaches) to respond to the unique issues that may bring you to therapy, looking at past experiences, current challenges, and future hopes and desires. I also pay attention to how our social and cultural contexts shape our experiences and identities and am LGBTQIA-affirmative and strive to embed anti-oppressive practice in the way I work.

I have previously volunteered for a low-cost counselling service and worked in the charity sector supporting people from diverse communities and backgrounds. 

I offer a free 15-minute consultation where we can discuss your current situation and what brings you to therapy and see if we might be able to work together, with no obligation to continue. Please get in touch to arrange.

Once we have agreed to work together, sessions will be weekly and last 50 minutes. They may be on a long-term, open-ended basis or short-term, depending on what is right for you.

I currently work in-person in Queen’s Park and Peckham, as well as online.

I am an integrative relational counsellor who takes as a starting point the belief that relationships are at the core of our experiences. This includes past and current relationships with the people in our lives and with ourselves. Working with the relationship between us as client and therapist can help illuminate some of the issues you may be struggling with, providing a safe and empathic space to explore new ways to be in relationship and in the world.

If you are here, you have likely taken what may feel like a daunting first step to wanting to work through or change something in your life that is causing you unhappiness or distress. I aim to support you to understand and process your experience from a place of compassion and care, and to gently challenge the roles and narratives you may have adopted in order to offer a different perspective which helps you connect more authentically with yourself and who you really are.

I have a Diploma in Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy from The Minster Centre, one of the UK's leading therapy training institutions, and am a registered member of the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and abide by their code of ethics.

As an integrative relational counsellor, I draw on different ways of working (including psychodynamic, humanistic, embodied and relational approaches) to respond to the unique issues that may bring you to therapy, looking at past experiences, current challenges, and future hopes and desires. I also pay attention to how our social and cultural contexts shape our experiences and identities and am LGBTQIA-affirmative and strive to embed anti-oppressive practice in the way I work.

I have previously volunteered for a low-cost counselling service and worked in the charity sector supporting people from diverse communities and backgrounds. 

I offer a free 15-minute consultation where we can discuss your current situation and what brings you to therapy and see if we might be able to work together, with no obligation to continue. Please get in touch to arrange.

Once we have agreed to work together, sessions will be weekly and last 50 minutes. They may be on a long-term, open-ended basis or short-term, depending on what is right for you.

I currently work in-person in Queen’s Park and Peckham, as well as online.