Niccy Iseman

I am available in person during the day on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays in Finchley and Crouch End

I am available in person on Wednesdays in Golders Green

I am available on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings only in Crouch End

I am available globally online.

I am accepting new clients. Please get in touch to find out about available appointments.

I operate on a sliding scale of £75 - £85 per 50-minute session.

The first session with me is free.

I offer two low-cost spaces for those who cannot make this financial commitment. Please do enquire about this. I operate on a trust basis, and I do not need you to prove your income to me.

I am an Integrative Transpersonal Counsellor supporting adults navigating a wide range of difficulties, including chronic pain, anxiety, depression, neurodivergence, relationship and family difficulties, attachment issues, divorce and separation, panic, betrayal, grief, loneliness, heartbreak, life transitions and existential uncertainty.

Together, we can explore your experiences with curiosity and heart. All parts of you are welcome here, without pressure to mask or conform to norms that may not have made space for you. You are welcome in your race, ethnicity, culture, sexual orientation, gender, soul, dreams, history, fantasies, disability and diagnosis, and in any marginalised parts of yourself that have been silenced for far too long and may be seeking expression. Together, with radical care and patience, let’s explore what is troubling you and how working with me might help.

My approach to therapy is soulful, relational and inclusive. These are not buzzwords; they describe how I truly practise.

My practice is neurodiverse-affirming, and your difference matters to me. In fact, everything you say matters to me and carries deep meaning. Together we can explore your experiences with curiosity and heart. All parts of you are welcome here, without pressure to mask or conform to norms that may not have made space for you. This includes your race, ethnicity, culture, sexual orientation, gender, soul, dreams, history, fantasies, alongside any marginalised parts of yourself which have been silenced for far too long and may be seeking expression.

I’m told that I’m compassionate and respectful, and that I cast a wide net, offering a non-judgmental space to breathe. I adopt a pluralistic approach to a person, drawing on a range of psychotherapeutic perspectives. These include Jungian ideas about alchemy and archetypes, as well as psychodynamic and attachment-based developmental models. I also draw on humanistic, existential, somatic and body-based, Gestalt and neuroscience-informed approaches.

Whatever your unique circumstances, I aim to attune to what speaks to the heart. My response to your symptoms and suffering is not based on a fixed formula or methodology. I strongly believe that therapy is, above all, the work of soulful synthesis. I draw on what speaks to your heart’s calling, whether it is found in the early depths of preverbal experience, the heights of spiritual expression, or symbolically held as physical manifestations in the body.

Many people feel a bit anxious before the first session. There’s no need to prepare anything or to turn up any particular way other than just how you are. In our first session, we will talk about what’s going on in your life and what brings you to therapy. I will sensitively get to know you better. I may do that by asking questions about your history, relationships, and what supports you in your life. There is no formula but I do hope in our first session to put you at ease. You don’t need to have it all worked out. By the end, we’ll both have a clearer idea of whether we are the right fit for each other.

I aim to make the process feel as comfortable and supportive as possible from the outset.

As a next step, I offer a free 20-minute introductory conversation. It gives us a chance to explore what has brought you to therapy, consider how it might support you, and talk through any questions you may have.

It’s also an opportunity to sense whether working together feels right for you. You might ask yourself: Could I feel safe to show up as I am and share what feels true for me, trusting that my thoughts and feelings will be met with care, respect, and without judgement?

I am available in person during the day on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays in Finchley and Crouch End

I am available in person on Wednesdays in Golders Green

I am available on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings only in Crouch End

I am available globally online

I am accepting new clients. Please get in touch to find out about available appointments.

I operate on a sliding scale of £75 - £85 per 50-minute session. The first session with me is free.

I offer two low-cost spaces for those who cannot make this financial commitment. Please do enquire about this. I operate on a trust basis, and I do not need you to prove your income to me.

I am an Integrative Transpersonal Counsellor supporting adults navigating a wide range of difficulties, including chronic pain, anxiety, depression, neurodivergence, relationship and family difficulties, attachment issues, divorce and separation, panic, betrayal, grief, loneliness, heartbreak, life transitions and existential uncertainty.

Together, we can explore your experiences with curiosity and heart. All parts of you are welcome here, without pressure to mask or conform to norms that may not have made space for you. You are welcome in your race, ethnicity, culture, sexual orientation, gender, soul, dreams, history, fantasies, disability and diagnosis, and in any marginalised parts of yourself that have been silenced for far too long and may be seeking expression. Together, with radical care and patience, let’s explore what is troubling you and how working with me might help.

My approach to therapy is soulful, relational and inclusive. These are not buzzwords; they describe how I truly practise. 

My practice is neurodiverse-affirming, and your difference matters to me. In fact, everything you say matters to me and carries deep meaning. Together we can explore your experiences with curiosity and heart. All parts of you are welcome here, without pressure to mask or conform to norms that may not have made space for you. This includes your race, ethnicity, culture, sexual orientation, gender, soul, dreams, history, fantasies, alongside any marginalised parts of yourself which have been silenced for far too long and may be seeking expression.

I’m told that I’m compassionate and respectful, and that I cast a wide net, offering a non-judgmental space to breathe. I adopt a pluralistic approach to a person, drawing on a range of psychotherapeutic perspectives. These include Jungian ideas about alchemy and archetypes, as well as psychodynamic and attachment-based developmental models. I also draw on humanistic, existential, somatic and body-based, Gestalt and neuroscience-informed approaches.

Whatever your unique circumstances, I aim to attune to what speaks to the heart. My response to your symptoms and suffering is not based on a fixed formula or methodology. I strongly believe that therapy is, above all, the work of soulful synthesis. I draw on what speaks to your heart’s calling, whether it is found in the early depths of preverbal experience, the heights of spiritual expression, or symbolically held as physical manifestations in the body.

Many people feel a bit anxious before the first session. There is no need to prepare anything or to turn up in any particular way other than just how you are. 

In our first session, we will talk about what’s going on in your life and what brings you to therapy. I will sensitively get to know you better. I may do that by asking questions about your history, relationships, and what supports you in your life. There is no formula but I do hope in our first session to put you at ease. You don’t need to have it all worked out. By the end, we’ll both have a clearer idea of whether we are the right fit for each other.

As a next step, I offer a free 20-minute introductory conversation. It gives us a chance to explore what has brought you to therapy, consider how it might support you, and talk through any questions you may have.

It’s also an opportunity to sense whether working together feels right for you. You might ask yourself: Could I feel safe to show up as I am and share what feels true for me, trusting that my thoughts and feelings will be met with care, respect, and without judgement?

I am available in person during the day on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays in Finchley and Crouch End

I am available in person on Wednesdays in Golders Green

I am available on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings only in Crouch End

I am available globally online

I am accepting new clients. Please get in touch to find out about available appointments.

I operate on a sliding scale of £75 - £85 per 50-minute session. The first session with me is free

I offer two low-cost spaces for those who cannot make this financial commitment. Please do enquire about this. I operate on a trust basis, and I do not need you to prove your income to me.

I am an Integrative Transpersonal Counsellor supporting adults navigating a wide range of difficulties, including chronic pain, anxiety, depression, neurodivergence, relationship and family difficulties, attachment issues, divorce and separation, panic, betrayal, grief, loneliness, heartbreak, life transitions and existential uncertainty.

Together, we can explore your experiences with curiosity and heart. All parts of you are welcome here, without pressure to mask or conform to norms that may not have made space for you. You are welcome in your race, ethnicity, culture, sexual orientation, gender, soul, dreams, history, fantasies, disability and diagnosis, and in any marginalised parts of yourself that have been silenced for far too long and may be seeking expression. Together, with radical care and patience, let’s explore what is troubling you and how working with me might help.

My approach to therapy is soulful, relational and inclusive. These are not buzzwords; they describe how I truly practise. I’m told that I’m compassionate and respectful, and that I cast a wide net, offering a non-judgmental space to breathe. I adopt a pluralistic approach to a person, drawing on a range of psychotherapeutic perspectives. These include Jungian ideas about alchemy and archetypes, as well as psychodynamic and attachment-based developmental models. I also draw on humanistic, existential, somatic and body-based, Gestalt and neuroscience-informed approaches.

Whatever your unique circumstances, I aim to attune to what speaks to the heart. My response to your symptoms and suffering is not based on a fixed formula or methodology. I strongly believe that therapy is, above all, the work of soulful synthesis. I draw on what speaks to your heart’s calling, whether it is found in the early depths of preverbal experience, the heights of spiritual expression, or symbolically held as physical manifestations in the body.

Many people feel a bit anxious before the first session. There’s no need to prepare anything or to turn up any particular way other than just how you are. In our first session, we will talk about what’s going on in your life and what brings you to therapy. I will sensitively get to know you better. I may do that by asking questions about your history, relationships, and what supports you in your life. There is no formula, but I do hope to put you at ease in our first session. You don’t need to have it all worked out. By the end, we’ll both have a clearer idea of whether we are the right fit for each other.

I aim to make the process feel as comfortable and supportive as possible from the outset.

As a next step, I offer a free 20-minute introductory conversation. It gives us a chance to explore what has brought you to therapy, consider how it might support you, and talk through any questions you may have.

It’s also an opportunity to sense whether working together feels right for you. You might ask yourself: Could I feel safe to show up as I am and share what feels true for me, trusting that my thoughts and feelings will be met with care, respect, and without judgement?

I am available in person during the day on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays in Finchley and Crouch End

I am available in person on Wednesdays in Golders Green

I am available on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings only in Crouch End

I am available globally online

I am accepting new clients. Please get in touch to find out about available appointments.

I operate on a sliding scale of £75 - £85 per 50-minute session. The first session with me is free

I offer two low-cost spaces for those who cannot make this financial commitment. Please do enquire about this. I operate on a trust basis, and I do not need you to prove your income to me.

I am an Integrative Transpersonal Counsellor supporting adults navigating a wide range of difficulties, including chronic pain, anxiety, depression, neurodivergence, relationship difficulties, family complexity, attachment difficulties, divorce and separation, panic, betrayal, grief, loneliness, heartbreak, life transitions and existential uncertainty.

Together, we can explore your experiences with curiosity and heart. All parts of you are welcome here, without pressure to mask or conform to norms that may not have made space for you. You are welcome in your race, ethnicity, culture, sexual orientation, gender, soul, dreams, history, fantasies, disability and diagnosis, and in any marginalised parts of yourself that have been silenced for far too long and may be seeking expression. Together, with radical care and patience, let’s explore what is troubling you and how working with me might help.

My approach to therapy is soulful, relational and inclusive. These are not buzzwords; they describe how I truly practise.

My practice is neurodiverse-affirming, and your difference matters to me. In fact, everything you say matters to me and carries deep meaning. Together we can explore your experiences with curiosity and heart. All parts of you are welcome here, without pressure to mask or conform to norms that may not have made space for you. This includes your race, ethnicity, culture, sexual orientation, gender, soul, dreams, history, fantasies, alongside any marginalised parts of yourself which have been silenced for far too long and may be seeking expression.

I’m told that I’m compassionate and respectful, and that I cast a wide net, offering a non-judgmental space to breathe. I adopt a pluralistic approach to a person, drawing on a range of psychotherapeutic perspectives. These include Jungian ideas about alchemy and archetypes, as well as psychodynamic and attachment-based developmental models. I also draw on humanistic, existential, somatic and body-based, Gestalt and neuroscience-informed approaches.

Whatever your unique circumstances, I aim to attune to what speaks to the heart. My response to your symptoms and suffering is not based on a fixed formula or methodology. I strongly believe that therapy is, above all, the work of soulful synthesis. I draw on what speaks to your heart’s calling, whether it is found in the early depths of preverbal experience, the heights of spiritual expression, or symbolically held as physical manifestations in the body.

Many people feel a bit anxious before the first session. I invite you to come as you are. There’s no need to prepare anything or to turn up any particular way other than just how you are. In our first session we will talk about what’s going on in your life and what brings you to therapy. I will sensitively get to know you better. I may do that by asking questions about your history, relationships, and what supports you in your life. There is no formula but I do hope in our first session to put you at ease. You don’t need to have it all worked out. By the end, we’ll both have a clearer idea of if we are the right fit for each other.

I aim to make the process feel as comfortable and supportive as possible from the outset.

As a next step, I offer a free 20-minute introductory conversation. It gives us a chance to explore what has brought you to therapy, consider how it might support you, and talk through any questions you may have.

It’s also an opportunity to sense whether working together feels right for you. You might ask yourself: Could I feel safe to show up as I am and share what feels true for me, trusting that my thoughts and feelings will be met with care, respect, and without judgement?