Ettore Manni

Available for Online sessions now, or In-Person sessions in London Bridge, SE1 from February 2026.

Available days: Monday, and weekends.

What is causing difficulties or pain in your life - something that may feel impossible to change, no matter how hard you try?
 What part of you feels unseen, broken, or unworthy of love? Perhaps this is a recent feeling, or maybe it is something you have carried with you for as long as you can remember.

Whatever form your pain takes, there are always reasons for it. Therapy can help explore and understand these reasons, opening the possibility for new awareness and change.

My approach is psychodynamic, which means I seek to understand your current struggles in the context of your personal, unique history. Together, we may uncover patterns or feelings that have been outside of awareness but continue to shape your life today. As relational beings, born out of relationships and continuously shaped by them, talking therapy can provide a unique relational space that allows new perspectives to emerge and lasting change to take place, in ways that would not be accessible alone.

I offer a genuine, attentive, and confidential space in which to explore your inner world at your own pace. My training, experience, and personal journey inform my deep understanding of human suffering and the pain that isolation can bring. Taking the step to begin therapy can be the start of a profound process of self-understanding and change.

I offer open-ended therapy, meaning there is no need to establish a fixed number of sessions and the work can continue for as long as it feels helpful and meaningful to you. Sessions take place weekly and last 50 minutes. They are available both online and in person. My consulting room is located in London Bridge, SE1.

My standard fee is £70 per session. I also offer a limited number of concessionary rates for students or those on a lower income. Please feel free to get in touch to enquire about current availability.

I offer a free 20-minute video call to explore potential suitability and to give you the opportunity to ask any initial questions about the therapeutic process.

During our first session, which lasts 50 minutes, I will gather some information about you, your history, and what brings you to therapy at this time. This first meeting is also a space for us to begin getting a sense of how it might feel to work together, and to reflect on what could be most helpful for you.