Serbjit Cranfield

I currently have mixed times available on Monday to Friday. 

I offer face-to-face or online therapy from my counselling room in New Malden.

Please feel free to email, text or call me to have a free 15-minute relaxed chat to ascertain whether I can be of help to you. And if not, then perhaps I can help you find someone better suited.

My practice is approximately a 6 minute walk from New Malden train station. Off street parking is available. 

Are you feeling stuck in patterns that leave you questioning yourself, your relationships, or your place in the world?

Hello! I’m known as Serbs. 

I am here to offer you a warm, reflective space where you can explore whatever feels difficult, confusing, or unspoken. I work in a way that is shaped around you - listening carefully to your experiences, exploring how your past dynamics may be influencing the present, and helping you make sense of the thoughts and behaviours that keep you feeling stuck or anxious.

I support clients who have found themselves living in complex relationships, carrying a heavy sense of responsibility, or feeling divided between who they truly are and who they are expected to be. They may have found themselves struggling to balance their own needs, with the constant expectations of others.

Whatever your story, I offer a safe, non-judgemental space where together, we can gently explore your experiences, past and present, to help you develop a greater sense of self, emotional clarity and choice. I work collaboratively and at your pace, valuing curiosity, honesty and compassion as foundations for meaningful change and emotional freedom. 

I graduated in Psychology many moons ago, but life’s twists and turns took me to work into the corporate world. Since then, I have come full circle to complete my Postgraduate Diploma in Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy, and I’ve finally landed where I am meant to be. Here, with you…

I have a particularly keen interest in childhood experiences, relationship dynamics, identity and cultural expectations.

In my work, I draw on a range therapeutic models that align to each client’s subjective experience. My primary training is in psychodynamic, humanistic (including person centred, existential modalities) and cognitive behaviour therapy. I focus on relationship dynamics, making links between people’s feelings, thoughts and behaviours. I also work to understand how social and cultural expectations can shape someone’s existence.

There is no “one-size-fits-all” when it comes to being human; you are the expert of your own life. I hope that as we share the therapeutic space together, we can slowly untangle and make sense of whatever keeps you stuck, overthinking, worrying or in emotional pain, so that you can go on to live a more fulfilled life, with meaning and purpose.

I have built my practice over several years of working within the NHS, charities (including Mind, The Listening Place, and Kingston Women’s Centre), as well as in private practice.

I operate within and adhere to the BACP’s Ethical Framework.

I appreciate that asking for help can be feel difficult. You are almost there... 

The first session is usually somewhat different from other therapy sessions, as together we build a sense of what brought you to therapy and what you’re hoping to achieve in the time available. Some clients decide to focus on short-term, issue specific work, while others wish to take a longer, deeper dive into understanding their ongoing relational patterns, or need ongoing support as they navigate current emotional conflicts.

Whatever you decide, we will find a pace that feels right for you.