Yasmeen Brett

I have limited availablity for in-person sessions on Wednesday evenings in London Fields, Tuesday & Friday afternoons in Islington and online

I'm a BACP-registered, NCPS-accredited Integrative Psychotherapist, drawing on psychodynamic, person-centred and attachment-informed approaches. My practice is relational, responsive, and tailored to your individuality and lived experience.

I work with people wanting to better understand their relationship with themselves and others, soften a harsh inner critic (shame, self-esteem, imposter syndrome), make sense of their own story, and explore experiences of trauma and belonging. This often means women at points of change (quarter/midlife, menopause, life transitions), creatives and performers, and those exploring identity, neurodivergence (ADHD, autism, late diagnosis) and LGBTQIA+ experience.

In addition to my private practice, I have experience working within NHS services. My background is built on creating secure, inclusive spaces where you can feel truly seen and genuinely heard.

I see clients in person in Islington and London Fields, and online across the UK.

I offer both open-ended for sustainable and meaningful change and short-term therapy, including a focused 6-session MOT package for wellbeing check-ins.

Areas I often work with:

Inner critic, shame & self-esteem - including imposter syndrome, anxiety, depression and perfectionism

Relationships with self and others - attachment patterns, break-ups, people-pleasing, connection and intimacy

Women at points of change - quarter/midlife, menopause, grief and loss, reclaiming your story

Creatives & performers - navigating life outside the 9–5, artist identity, juggling multiple projects, ideas & places

Identity, neurodiversity & late diagnosis - ADHD, autism, masking and belonging, self-discovery

GSRD & LGBTQIA+ experience - gender, sexuality & relationship diversity, Pink Therapy accredited, affirming and anti-oppressive practice, late blooming

My practice currently has limited availability on Tuesday & Friday afternoons and Wednesday evenings for in-person sessions and online sessions.

I'm a BACP-registered, NCPS-accredited Integrative Psychotherapist, drawing on psychodynamic, person-centred and attachment-informed approaches. My practice is relational, responsive, and tailored to your individuality and unique life experience.

I work with people wanting to better understand their relationship with themselves and others, soften a harsh inner critic (shame, self-esteem, imposter syndrome), make sense of their own story, and explore experiences of trauma and belonging. This often means women at points of change (quarter or midlife, menopause, life transitions), creatives and performers, and those exploring identity, neurodivergence (ADHD, autism, late diagnosis) and LGBTQIA+ experience.

In addition to my private practice, I have experience working within NHS services. My background is built on creating secure, inclusive spaces where you can feel truly seen and genuinely heard.

I see clients in person in Islington and London Fields, and online across the UK.

I offer both open-ended space and time for sustainable and meaningful change and short-term therapy, including a focused 6-session MOT package for wellbeing check-in or review.

Areas I often work with:

Inner critic, shame & self-esteem - including imposter syndrome and perfectionism, anxiety and depression

Relationships with self and others - attachment patterns, break-ups, people-pleasing, connection and intimacy

Women at points of change - midlife, menopause, grief and loss, reclaiming your story

Creatives & performers - understanding life outside the 9–5, artist identity, juggling multiple projects, ideas or places

Identity, neurodiversity & late diagnosis - ADHD, autism, masking and belonging, self-discovery

Gender, sexuality, relationship diversity & LGBTQIA+ experience - Pink Therapy accredited training, affirming and anti-oppressive practice, late bloomers

I offer a free 20-minute online consultation, offering a moment to explore a little about what is bringing you to therapy at this time, as well as an opportunity for you to ask any questions and see how we might work together.