Our Therapists

Introduction text PT sans 22px with 28 lineheight
Lorum ipsum

Helen Waller

Integrative Counsellor and Psychotherapist & Internal Family Systems therapist – trainer Victoria is an Integrative Counsellor and Psychotherapist and an Internal Family Systems therapist. She works with couples and individuals and specialises in sex and relationships therapy. Victoria loves working with individuals and couples to explore the range of challenges

Victoria Kirby

Laura Colomban

Laura is a Registered Integrative Somatic Therapist with over a decade of experience working with both individuals and groups. She is currently pursuing training as an Integrative Psychotherapist in London. Laura’s therapeutic approach is rooted in a compassionate, attentive stance that honours the fluidity and diversity of human experience. She

Sarah Barnsbury

Perhaps you’ve been through a challenging time recently, and you’re feeling anxious or low. Maybe you have a feeling of stuck-ness or that things aren’t quite right. Or perhaps you’ve been through something traumatic in your past that seems to affect you in your relationships with others, or with yourself.

Dr Beatrice Allegranti

Beatrice is a UKCP and ADMPUK registered psychotherapist and clinical supervisor with an interdisciplinary doctorate in embodied psychotherapy and feminism, a Masters in dance movement psychotherapy, and a postgraduate diploma in Trauma Therapy. With over twenty-five years of experience, Beatrice has trained arts therapists, psychotherapists and counselling psychologists, and provided

Lauren Steele

I am a Gestalt Psychotherapeutic Counsellor (BACP) working towards an MSc from Metanoia Institute in London. I provide one-to-one weekly therapy for adults, on either a short term or ongoing basis. I have experience working with a range of psychological and emotional difficulties including depression, anxiety, family/relationships, sexuality, identity and

Sophie Barwick

I am an empathic, compassionate and adaptable psychotherapist with experience of working with a diverse range of issues including anxiety, depression, trauma, sexual abuse, self- esteem, drug and alcohol dependency, identity, grief, loss, relationships and disordered eating. My integrative approach allows me to work with different theoretical and creative approaches

Brigitta Anderson

Brigitta works in a relational, holistic, collaborative and explorative way, looking at the past, present, future, mind and body, as she believes these are all ultimately connected and informing one another. She is interested in understanding your story, your meaning-making and experiences, rather than judging behaviours and symptoms. Brigitta works

Mitchell Osborne

Mitchell is a BABCP-accredited Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapist and a registered Occupational Therapist (HCPC) with over a decade of experience in mental health. He specialises in anxiety, depression, and trauma-related difficulties, offering a structured yet compassionate approach to therapy. His expertise includes PTSD and complex PTSD, helping individuals process distressing experiences

Beth Phelps

Beth is an experienced person-centred practitioner. Beth offers short-term and long-term therapy for adults, in person and online. She is a down to earth person, with a wholehearted approach to her work and genuine care for her clients. The foundation of Beth’s work is to build a safe and trusting

Dr Wendy Cooper

< Back Dr Wendy Cooper Clinical psychologist Integrative therapist Clinical supervisor I qualified as a clinical psychologist in 1995 and worked for the NHS in adult mental health, helping people with a wide variety of mental health issues. More recently, I have worked as a psychologist and integrative therapist in

Rosanna Singler

My approach is accepting and supportive to enable you to safely and creatively explore what it is you are struggling with. We can all become stuck or disconnected. I believe that therapy can help us slow down for a moment, help us to feel safe enough to reconnect with ourselves.

Holly Smelt

My practice is non-pathologising, trauma informed, collaborative and creative. I consciously create a containing and non-judgemental space for the people I work with, building trust over time. I believe that safety in the therapeutic relationship is paramount in allowing someone to begin unravelling, processing and embracing all parts of themselves.

Megan Lamming

Integrative & Relational Counsellor Megan is undergoing additional training in psychosexual therapy and offers this at a reduced fee. Please contact us to learn more Megan is an Integrative and Relational Counsellor (RegMBACP) working predominantly with 18-40 year olds, especially those in the LGBTQIA+ community, who might be struggling

Matt Lewis

Seeking therapy can be a daunting and confusing experience. It can feel shameful to be in touch with your vulnerabilities, or that you need to reach out for help in the first place. My first aim is to provide you with a supportive, grounding and validating space, where we can

Teo Dascal

I was drawn to this work because I’m fascinated by how we love and relate. I support people in developing relational resilience: feeling rooted in themselves, while also staying open to intimacy, vulnerability and connection. I support clients who are struggling with sex and/or relationships to find more connection, pleasure,

Matt Gaeta

Matt’s approach is rooted in person-centred therapy. He believes that meaningful change happens within a safe, collaborative relationship, where clients are supported to explore what matters most to them at their own pace. He offers a compassionate, non-judgemental space to reflect on your experience, and reconnect with your own inner

Ryan Roberts

Managing Director Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist in training Mindfulness teacher & Therapist Ryan is a existentialist and psychoanalytic psychotherapist in training, currently undergoing additional training at the Guild of Psychotherapists. His approach is pluralist, drawing on a range of traditions—including object relations, existential, and relational perspectives—but always with the aim of attending

Matt Lewis

Gestalt Psychotherapist Seeking therapy can be a daunting and confusing experience. It can feel shameful to be in touch with your vulnerabilities, or that you need to reach out for help in the first place. My first aim is to provide you with a supportive, grounding and validating space, where

Daniella Salamone

I am a Gestalt Psychotherapeutic Counsellor, whose practice is guided by the belief that healing happens not in isolation, but in relationship- to ourselves, each other, and to the wider social field we are part of. Living and being a person in the world is difficult at times for everyone.

Charlotte Scholey

Integrative Arts Psychotherapist I believe the therapeutic journey is something that we create together. There is not a “one size that fits all” or one method that works for every person. It is important that the therapy is tailored and beneficial to you as an individual. It can be really

Lotte van Kouwen

Director of HumanKind Psychotherapy Art Psychotherapist (HCPC), Psychosexual & Relationship Psychotherapist (COSRT), EMDR Therapist Clinical Supervisor | Placement Co-ordinator Lotte is a registered Psychosexual and Relationship Psychotherapist (COSRT), HCPC-registered Art Psychotherapist, EMDR practitioner, and clinical supervisor. She works with individuals and couples. Her therapeutic work is informed by a depth-oriented,

lotte van kouwen

Deciding to start therapy can feel like a big step and finding the right therapist can be challenging. All our therapists offer an initial consultation to explore whether they can offer you what you need. Agnimusam dolum volupta tenditatur alia aut quae earis sit aboriam audis sero mos dicia num