Find a Therapist in the United Kingdom

As a trauma-informed therapist, I specialise in anxiety, depression, relationships, emotional exhaustion and burnout, stress, and self-esteem issues. I create a warm, safe and nonjudgmental space for your authentic self where we can look at your pain with love, care and compassion.

If I’m the right fit, we’ll begin your journey together - if not, I’ll recommend a trusted colleague who is. Either way, you’ll be supported.

With over 1,000 sessions behind me, I help adults untangle the knots of anxiety, depression, and self-sabotage, especially when life feels heavy with heartbreak, conflict, stress, and uncertainty. My focus isn’t just on temporary relief; it’s about guiding you back to yourself. Together, we’ll rebuild a foundation of self-compassion and cultivate a sense of calm that stays with you.

I offer opened-ended psychodynamic psychotherapy in the North Laine area of Brighton. Over time, I will help you to better get to know yourself and your ways of relating and how these patterns impact on what can be most difficult in life. Whatever brings you to therapy (whether a current crisis with huge amounts of emotional pain, a vague sense of something not right, or perhaps a historic trauma) is an important starting point to this joint project we will both undertake.

I’m a UKCP-accredited trauma-informed Integrative Psychotherapist with 30 years’ experience and 15 years’ online-only practice. I provide 1:1 online therapy for adults, including expats, NGO/humanitarian professionals, and globally mobile clients, for trauma, anxiety, relationship and other life challenges.

I work with adults facing life transitions, anxiety, mood disorders, trauma, and divorce. I provide individual and psychodynamic therapy, dream analysis, and adoption counselling.

I am a UK-trained Art Psychotherapist who works with adults and young people navigating trauma, anxiety, depression, neurodivergence, and the unique challenges of living life across cultures and borders. I offer a warm, creative, and culturally sensitive space where you can explore your inner world at your own pace, without pressure or judgement.

I'm a Licensed Clinical Psychologist from Buenos Aires offering online therapy, with more than 10 years of experience working with adults.

If you’re feeling stuck, struggling in your relationships, or facing a difficult change, I offer a space to make sense of what’s happening. I work with individuals and couples to understand unhelpful patterns, communicate more openly, and find practical ways forward.

I offer therapy in-person in Central London (Harley Street area), and also online. I provide therapy sessions both in English and French.

I work with women and adolescents navigating anxiety, depression, relationship difficulties, emotional challenges, and life transitions, including the unique experiences of pregnancy and motherhood. Using a compassionate, collaborative, and evidence-based approach, I help clients understand their emotions, develop healthier coping strategies, and build the confidence to create meaningful, lasting change.

My aim is to support you in deepening your self-awareness, developing healthier coping strategies, and discovering a greater sense of meaning and fulfillment in your life. As a somatic therapist, I help you get in touch with your emotions, body, and mind to support healing that is felt as well as understood. This embodied awareness helps you make more informed choices and embrace change. I work collaboratively with you, respecting your pace, priorities, and unique story. I am deeply committed to cultural sensitivity, ensuring that therapy honours your background and life context so that the support feels relevant and meaningful to you. I believe healing happens through genuine human connection, so I strive to create a warm, non-judgmental space where you feel truly heard, understood, and seen. Through therapy, I can also empower you to take greater responsibility for your life and cultivate resilience and self-compassion. The journey is not always easy—at times it can be frustrating, painful, or uncertain. But like life itself, it can also be deeply rewarding and transformative. It is a journey worth taking: an invitation to live more fully, freely, and authentically.