Attune Therapy

Attune was born from a dream shared by two close friend who felt deeply called to continue supporting individuals and the community in meaningful ways. From the moment they met, they felt truly in tune with one another, understanding, supporting, and showing up wholeheartedly. That same spirit of attunement now sits at the heart of their work. Through psychotherapeutic sessions, Attune Therapy offers a space were you can feel seen, heard, understood and supported. Meet our Gestalt Psychotherapist: Mariette is qualified as a Gestalt Psychotherapist with a Master’s in Gestalt Psychotherapy and a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work from the University of Malta. With over seven years of experience supporting adolescents, young people, and families, she brings together clinical insight and hands-on social work practice to offer thoughtful, grounded care. Much of Mariette’s professional journey has involved supporting children and young people in alternative care who have experienced trauma, as well as walking alongside their caregivers. Through this work, she has cultivated a compassionate and steady therapeutic presence, one that prioritizes safety, trust, and healing. For the past four years, Mariette has coordinated a multi-disciplinary team of social workers, welfare professionals, youth workers, and students. In this leadership role, she provides supervision, mentorship, and guidance, chairs multi-disciplinary meetings, and ensures collaborative, high-quality care. Her experience also includes facilitating therapeutic groups and delivering psycho-educational workshops. Sara is a Gestalt Psychotherapist and Social Worker who brings both professional expertise and deep human presence to her work. She holds a Master’s in Gestalt Psychotherapy and a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work from the University of Malta, and for over nine years she has been accompanying adolescents, young people, and families through some of the most meaningful and challenging moments of their lives. Her background in social work led her to work closely with children in alternative care and their caregivers, walking alongside them with care, consistency, and respect. These experiences continue to shape her belief in the importance of safe relationships, attuned support, and the healing that can happen when people feel truly seen and understood. For the past six years, Sara has been leading a multi disciplinary team supporting complex situations. She has mentored professionals, facilitated training, offered supervision, and created spaces where both service users and practitioners could grow and feel supported. Sara has pursued further training in trauma informed practice and expanded her learning in London, where she completed Dyadic Developmental Practice, Psychotherapy and Parenting (Level 1 and Level 2).