Sian Peer

I currently have availability for new clients across the UK and work exclusively online, offering sessions via Zoom.

Appointments are available Monday to Friday from 9.30am through to the early evening.  My last evening session is 7.00pm. I don't currently offer weekend appointments.

If you're interested in working together, please get in touch. We can arrange an initial session at a time that works for us both.

I'm Dr Sian Peer, an integrative psychotherapist with over 15 years' experience across therapy, coaching and personal development. My PhD explored identity and belonging, which continues to inform my interest in how we make sense of ourselves and our lives.

My training is relational and developmental, which means I believe the quality of the relationship itself matters. Finding the right therapist is an important part of the process.

I value the humility and compassion of therapy alongside the dynamism and future focus of coaching, and bring elements of both to my work.

I work with adults experiencing anxiety, stress, burnout, trauma, low confidence, relationship or work difficulties, loss and significant life transitions. Others come because sometimes life doesn't fall apart – it simply stops feeling like it fits. There may simply be a sense that there could be more to the life they are living.

I believe many of the ways we think, feel and respond began as adaptations – creative ways of coping that made sense at the time. Often these ways of being worked well for many years, until something began to feel different or no longer quite right. Rather than seeing them as something to fix, we'll explore why they developed, what has sustained them and whether they still support the life you want to live.

My approach is warm, collaborative and compassionate. Together, we'll work towards greater clarity and choice, so you can live your life in ways that feel more meaningful to you.

I offer both short and longer-term work, drawing on therapy, coaching or a combination of the two according to what you need. We can focus on a particular issue for a set number of sessions, agree an initial block and review, or work on a more open-ended basis.

Before our first session, I'll ask you to complete a short initial consultation. I find that putting some thoughts down on paper can be a useful way to begin.

We'll use this as a starting point for our first conversation, exploring what has brought you to therapy, what you would like help with, and how we might work together. We'll consider an initial focus for our sessions and whether working together feels like the right fit. There is no obligation to commit to further sessions.