Adam Day MBACP

Adam knows that you are the expert in your life, and he trusts that you will make the right decisions that are best for you. He will listen, use his knowledge and experience to reflect your patterns and true emotions so that you can process them and choose how you develop or continue as you wish.

Dominic Mathias MBACP(registered) Therapist & Supervisor

Dominic has spent the last decade being passionate about the importance of professional counselling providing lasting change and offering a service uniquely devoted to your needs. His approach is effective with anxiety or panic, depression, trauma, family and relationship issues, sexuality, and gender-related issues, or simply exploring.

Christina is experienced in both long-term and short-term work in various settings: NHS, charitable organisations, TFL and private practice. She specialises in Integrative Psychotherapy (drawing on all schools of psychology), meaning that therapy can be tailored to suit clients’ personality and needs.

Carlie is an experienced qualified counsellor offering one-to-one short, medium or long-term therapy to adults. She provides an accepting and empowering relationship, working collaboratively to explore what’s brought you to therapy, your hopes and your fears.

I am a qualified Psychotherapeutic Counsellor, Clinical Supervisor & Trauma Therapist. I offer a confidential space to explore both challenging life experiences and difficult thoughts and feelings in a non judgmental and empathic way.

I believe that every person that comes to see me is unique, so I generally base my practice on each person’s own experience and their immediate needs. However it may be for some, that their issues are more rooted in the past, thus affecting them in everyday life.

Faye is a Trainee Counselling Psychologist and she is in her last year of training, she is a member of the BACP (British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy) and BPS (British Psychological Society). Her training is underpinned by combining Counselling with the rigour of Psychology and this includes studying a range of different modalities, at present she currently specialises in CBT, Person-Centred and Psychodynamic approaches to therapy although she tends to work integratively. As a Counselling Psychologist Faye believes that evidence practice should be at the heart of therapy and aims to help each person through a collaborative therapeutic relationship and effective practice.

Edyta is an integrative counsellor affiliated with BACP, specialising in working with neurodiverse clients (ASD, ADHD). She possesses five years of counselling experience working with clients presenting depression, anxiety, OCD, and many more. Parallel to being a counsellor, she works as Mental Health Lead in a local secondary school. Before becoming a counsellor, Edyta worked with special educational needs. Edyta continues her ongoing professional development with Birkbeck University, previously studying with the Society of Analytical Psychology (Jungian Analysis and psychotherapy). She works with adults and teenagers face to face and online.

Wayne is an qualified integrative counsellor and registered member of the BACP. Wayne has over 10 years of work experience in the health and social care sector working in services supporting those with poor mental well being, substance misuse and people with traumatic pasts whether informed from education or family settings/relationships. Apart from currently being in private practice online and face to face (dependent on availability) he also works as a senior therapist in a men only prison.

Dr. Tarynne Quirk is a Counselling Psychologist who completed her Professional Doctorate in Counselling Psychology (DPsych) at City, University of London. Registered with the HCPC, British Psychological Society (BPS) and British Association of Counselling & Psychotherapy (BACP), her approach is integrative. This approach allows her to customise therapy, creating a bespoke treatment plan for each individual, with their own set of unique circumstances. Tarynne aims to provide an empathic, non-judgemental, transparent and supportive space where clients feel safe enough to open up about issues they may be experiencing.

Ewa is an integrative counsellor, psychotherapist and supervisor registered with BACP. She works with individuals and couples/relationships, and provides supervision to individuals and groups.
She is also trained as a  Couples/relationships and Trauma therapist.
Her approach is integrative which means she applies different theories according to clients’ needs, mainly psychodynamic and person centred, adding Gestalt and CBT if needed.

Nina Löchle offers a warm and empathetic environment where clients can feel safe to be just the way they are and supported to explore the things that might be difficult to bear in their lives right now. Nina practices relational Gestalt therapy, which regards the trusting relationship with her clients as the basis for an ongoing exploration. She believes that all of us can encounter moments in our lives where our habitual ways of doing things don’t seem to work any longer and we get stuck. Counselling can help working through these difficulties, exploring what we do and how we do it and whether our ways of thinking or doing things are helpful or not.

Amy believes that human beings need connection, and that the most important connection is with ourselves. She believes that with courage and commitment, change is possible for anyone.

Choice is the path to change, and therapy is a space for you to become aware of the power of your autonomy. The space she offers is safe, confidential, and empathetic.

Welcome, I am Caroline, a qualified integrative counsellor adhering to the BACP ethical framework. I believe that each client is unique with their own different feelings and experiences.

Using my person-centered approach, I listen with empathy and accept clients for who they are regardless of differences so that they can feel free to express their thoughts and emotions at their own pace without feeling judged. I can support clients on their journey to explore and connect with their own inner values and self-esteem.

Using my psychodynamic approach, I can help clients to see how their past affects their present thoughts and feelings. This can help make sense of difficulties they may be experiencing – to empower them to work towards personal growth and self-awareness.

Erika offers You a safe, warm, openminded and empathic space to explore Your thoughts, feelings and deeper inner world. Talking to someone who listens actively about your issues and reflect them back can help you see things in a different light and with fresh perspectives. Erika believes you have potential to grow and find answers and healing. We work together towards your goals. She is a fully qualified, experienced, BACP registered, integrative and multicultural counsellor with several years experience working in NHS, a homeless charity and in the private sector.