I am an experienced Psychotherapist (UCKP accredited and MBACP) providing therapy in north London for adults, adolescents and couples to help with a wide range of concerns. I also offer teaching and bereavement consultancy services. I am an integrative, relational psychotherapist which means that I incorporate different ways of thinking into my work, depending on what is most appropriate for each client which can vary from person to person, and from moment to moment.   My consulting room is in a very peaceful and private location in Crouch End, London.   More information can be found on my website.

We all feel overwhelmed at times, and these feelings can be transient or more long-lasting. It can be helpful to explore your thoughts and emotions in a safe, non-judgmental space. I am not here to advise you but rather to support your own choices. Together we can gain an understanding of what brings you to therapy now, and the thoughts, feelings and patterns of behaviour which may have been in place for some time. It can be useful to talk to someone outside your circle of friends and family to gain an understanding of your challenges and emotions. I am interested in building an empathetic relationship which allows you to make sense of your experiences and gives you the insight to make the choices that will support your wellbeing.   I am a UKCP-registered, integrative psychotherapist, which means I draw from a range of different theoretical models to support our work together. I aim to allow clients’ agency in the therapeutic process so that we can work together to make sense of your thoughts, feelings and experience.   I have experience working with many issues including depression, anxiety, relationships, parenting, immigration, health concerns, bereavement, loss and work-related stress. I work in person in Queen’s Park and East Finchley. I also offer online sessions. I have experience of working in a bereavement service and I have worked as an assessor and intake counsellor for low-cost therapy services.  I offer both short-term and open-ended therapy. I offer a discounted rate for trainees.

I have a Diploma in Integrative Counselling from the Minster Centre and have a Masters Degree in Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy. I am a Registered Member of  The British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and work according to the BACP Code of Ethics.  I am also a Registered Member of the UK Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP). As an integrative therapist I draw on several different psychological schools of thought. In practical terms this means that I can tailor different psychological approaches to fit a client’s specific needs.  My clients come from all walks of life and bring a variety of issues, including anxiety, depression, bereavement, early attachment trauma and difficulties in forming relationships. I have spent a large part of my working life in Africa, developing educational media for rural audiences. A vital part of this work has been to listen to people, however different their backgrounds and experiences are from my own, and communicate in an empathetic and non-judgemental way. I also have extensive experience of working with clients who have been to boarding school.

I am an integrative psychotherapist (UKCP, MBACP, and practitioner member of the Black, African and Asian Therapy Network).   My practice is influenced by a variety of therapeutic approaches. My focus is relational, attachment-informed and embodied. This means I believe we can gain as much insight from how we interact, as from the content of what we say. My practice draws on childhood, inter-generational and wider cultural experiences to make sense of thoughts, feelings and sensations in the present. I believe that working with our physicality and paying attention to our bodily sensations can enhance our understanding of ourselves.    I work in person (Islington) and online. Please email me ([email protected]) or contact me via my website https://www.claudiacoussinstherapy.com

I am a UKCP registered psychotherapist offering sessions in Brockley and Honor Oak. I support my clients to learn about themselves, to make meaning from difficult experiences and to develop new ways of being that serve them in their present lives. I am frequently struck by my clients’ courage in facing themselves and their experiences, and consider it a privilege to be with them as they do so. Simply acknowledging a need for help can often be enormously difficult. I recognise that all sorts of things may bring people to therapy. Sometimes it’s a life event or transition that feels overwhelming. Sometimes it’s because we find ourselves struggling in relationships, or troubled by our thoughts, feelings or behaviour. Sometimes we are having to cope with an environment that devalues or rejects an aspect of our identity, or we just feel deep down that our lives could be lived more fully. In many cases, we arrive in therapy already knowing what we want help with; in others, this is what we come to find out. Whatever you are struggling with, I invite you to get in touch.   Training, qualifications & experience I trained over seven years at The Minster Centre on courses accredited by BACP and UKCP. This training was integrative, which means it combined elements from several therapeutic models: psychodynamic, humanistic, existential and body-based. The way I work is also informed by contemporary ideas in attachment theory and the relational school of psychoanalysis. During my early training, I worked as a volunteer befriender at Maytree Respite Centre for people in suicidal crisis. Having provided counselling for over five years at a college of music and dance, I have particular experience working with younger adults, students (domestic and international), singers, musicians, composers, dancers, choreographers and actors. I have pursued additional training on men’s issues in psychotherapy and on working with distress related to the climate crisis.

I am a UKCP and BACP registered psychotherapist and counsellor working with adults (18+). My approach is integrative which means I support clients using a blend of modern therapeutic and more traditional approaches. Areas include: anxiety, depression, stress, trauma, relationship, family issues, identity problems, self-esteem, separation & loss, or simply a sense of not feeling at home in the world. My north London based therapy rooms are in easy reach of public transport, or you can see me online. As well as private referrals, I am registered with WPA health insurance. Adults of all ages, backgrounds, cultures, sexuality and gender identity are welcome.

I am a integrative psychotherapist with a private practice based in Central London. I offer one to one counselling and psychotherapy to adults, and have experience of working with clients from diverse backgrounds with a wide range of concerns. I work in person from my consultation room in Central London or online. I abide by the BACP Code of Ethics and the UKCP Code of Ethics and Professional Practice and continuously develop my personal and professional integration with supervision, reflective practice and regular Continual Professional Development (CPD). I’m a member of the BACP and accredited by the UKCP.

I’m an Integrative Psychotherapist based in West London. I’m registered with the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and the UK Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP) and am guided by their ethical frameworks. I hold a Masters in Integrative Psychotherapy and Counselling from the Minster Centre, one of the UK’s leading training establishments. I have a private practice in Hammersmith and also work for a charity that provides free counselling and therapy as part of the NHS’s Back on Track (NHS Talking Therapies) service. My experience there has brought me into contact with a wide variety of people from the diverse local community who are struggling with a range of issues, including anxiety, depression, anger, bereavement and loss, self-harm, problems related to work and stress, relationship issues and health-related issues. I have an interest in and have conducted research into issues around sexuality, sex and sexual identity. I have many years’ experience working in an arts and creative industry background, working with actors, musicians, artists, writers and other creative individuals and am interested in the role that creativity and imagination play in people’s lives. I have a degree in Biological Sciences which provided me with strong analytical and theorising skills.

I am a Minster Centre trained Integrative Psychotherapist and Counsellor, registered with both the BACP and UKCP. I have a practice in St Albans, Hertfordshire where I see clients face to face. Additionally, I also work online which allows me to work with clients throughout the UK. Having experienced some difficulties in my own life, I understand how hard it can be to take the first step towards therapy. I offer a safe and confidential space where, together, we can work with the issues that are unique to you. I work holistically by using a variety of therapy approaches that will help support you in finding a way forward. By providing a non-judgmental space, we can collaboratively work together towards a deeper understanding, awareness and new perspectives. I offer both long term and short term counselling. The first thing to do is email or telephone me with your contact details and a brief description or any question(s) you may have around therapy. I will then get back in touch to arrange a free 20 minute session.