Emma-Eve Robinson

I am currently accepting new clients on a Monday afternoon and evening from 2pm - 7pm. 

Hi, I’m Emma. I am an Integrative Psychotherapist who works with CBT, Attachment and Person-Centred theory. Perhaps certain parts of life have felt difficult lately, or maybe you've been carrying things for a long time without really having the space to talk about them. Whatever has brought you to consider therapy, you deserve a space where you can feel listened to, understood, and accepted.

We will work together to explore thoughts, feelings and relationships that may be causing difficulties in your life today, helping you to understand what is happening and what might help things feel different. I believe it's important that this happens at a pace that feels manageable for you, without pressure to explore anything before you're ready.

Therapy can be an opportunity to become curious about ourselves, gently question familiar ways of thinking and consider different perspectives. Sometimes this means exploring things that might feel uncomfortable or challenging, but always within a relationship built on trust, respect and understanding.

I offer a free 20-minute phone call to allow you to find out more about my practice and discuss what you are looking for. My priority is that you find the right support for you. I work with young people and adults in a neurodivergent and LGBTQIA+ affirming practice.

I offer therapy online and in-person therapy for both short-term and long-term agreements. I will check in with you on how you feel therapy is going for you every 6 sessions.

I offer 50-minute sessions, charged at £55 per session, or pay for a block of 10 sessions for £500. I offer concessionary rates to students and those who are unemployed (block-bookings do not apply).

I offer a free initial 30-minute phone call to find out if I am the right support for you. If you decide to go ahead with working together, I will invite you for your first session face-to-face, where we will go through our terms of agreement and further explore your reasons for coming to therapy.