Yasmine is an integrative psychotherapist educated and trained in the UK at Regent University of London - She holds a Master’s degree in psychotherapy and counselling and is an accredited and licensed member of UKCP (United Kingdom Council of Psychotherapy) and MBACP (British Association for Counsellors and Psychotherapists) as well as being a member of the American Psychological Association (APA). She also has an Advance Post Graduate certificate and diploma (PGCip & PGDip) in Psychotherapy & Counselling as well as the Transitions Certification- Re-vision: Counselling & Psychology with a soulful perspective.

As an integrative psychotherapist, she combines various therapeutic tools and approaches to serve the needs and goals of her clients, and helps them identify their core emotional difficulties. Her approach is tailor-made for each client as she tunes into their unique lived experience.

Her practice is grounded in her commitment to creating a safe, confidential, secure and non-judgemental environment where her clients can freely explore their thoughts, feelings, and behaviours at a pace that feels right for them.

Additionally, she has a background in the financial and creative artistic industries, thus she has an in-depth understanding of the specific challenges faced by individuals working in those fields.

Yasmina works with adults, individuals and couples, in short or long-term therapy who are experiencing relationship issues,stress and trauma, anxiety, depression and low self-esteem.Her sessions are 50 minutes long and she provides therapy in English.

Hania is an Integrative Psychotherapist educated and trained in the UK at the University of Wolverhampton. She holds a Master’s degree in Counselling and Psychotherapy and is a Registred Accredited member in the National Institution of Counselling and Psychotherapy (NCPS) of United Kingdom.

Hania brings extensive experience from diverse roles in mental health and community support. She provides support to clients dealing with various mental health challenges, such as trauma, PTSD, body image issues, anxiety, depression, and relationship difficulties. Her flexible, integrative, and relational therapeutic approach allows her to tailor different therapeutic modalities to each client’s needs.

Hania also works with survivors of sexual violence, offering trauma-focused therapy to help them navigate the emotional and psychological impacts of their experiences. Her background includes working in the UK’s mental health services, supporting individuals during acute mental health crises, as well as managing long-term mental health conditions.

Hania’s experience with a wide range of clients has deepened her understanding of diversity, culture, and the effectiveness of different therapeutic modalities.

Utilising a blend of therapeutic approaches, Hania creates a safe, non-judgmental space for clients to unravel the impact of past traumas, build self-awareness, and create lasting change. Clients are invited to embark on a journey of healing and personal growth, supported by tailored interventions that honour their unique experiences and aspirations.

Hania works with adults, individuals over 16 years of age, and couples. Her sessions are 50 minutes long, she provides therapy in English and Arabic.

Simon is an integrative counsellor who offers a professional, supportive, and non-judgemental space where clients can explore challenges, gain clarity, and work towards meaningful change.

He is accredited by the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and holds a Master’s degree in Counselling from Bangor University in the UK.

Simon recognises that each person’s needs and goals are different. His flexible approach can support clients who wish to focus on specific concerns in a structured, goal-oriented way, as well as those seeking longer-term therapy to explore deeper emotional difficulties or trauma.

He works collaboratively, helping clients move at a pace that feels right for them while working towards greater understanding, resilience, and emotional wellbeing. He understands that a safe and trusting therapeutic relationship is central to meaningful progress and provides an environment where clients feel respected, heard, and understood.

Having lived and worked overseas for over a decade, Simon brings a personal understanding of navigating different cultures, identities, and life transitions. He has experience working with people from diverse backgrounds and offers a culturally aware, trauma-informed approach that honours each client’s individual experience.

Simon works with adults in short or long-term therapy. Hissessions are 50 minutes long and he provides therapy in English.

Mahita El Bacha Urieta
 is a psychologist, psychotherapist and life coach, educated and trained in the UK at the Middlesex University in London and the Institute of Psychosynthesis. She holds a Master’s degree in Psychosynthesis Psychology from the Middlesex University in the United Kingdom and is a registered member of the British Association for Counsellors and Psychotherapists  (BACP) in the UK. She also holds a Diploma in Psychotherapeutic Counselling, and a Diploma in Life Coaching both from the Institute of Psychosynthesis, London.

Mahita offers psychotherapy and life coaching sessions. She specializes in supporting adults (individuals and couples), with a variety of challenges, including: stress, anxiety, depression, childhood trauma, narcissistic wounding, family and relationships difficulties. Mahita's other areas of expertise include work-related difficulties, loss, bereavement and grief, mid-life crisis, life transitions, spiritual and existential crisis, managing chronic health problems emotionally and psychologically, terminal illness, perimenopause and menopause, working with artists dealing with creativity-related challenges, with cultural and public sector professionals experiencing existencial moral and ethical dilemmas, individuals managing cultural differences and integrating into new cultural contexts, the difficulties of expat and emigrant living, as well as war trauma and political and social injustice. Mahita also works with individuals facing social, gender-based, racial and cultural exclusion or abuse. Mahita’s approach is based on Psychosynthesis Psychology, which is a holistic practice and includes elements from psychodynamics, CBT, somatic experiencing, and mindfulness among many others. Psychosynthesis is known as the psychology of hope, with its eye not only on an individuals’ history, but also on envisioning a purposeful future, to reorient life in the direction of meaning and value. In addition to talk-based work, she integrates art, movement, role-play, writing, journaling, breath-work, guided meditation, inner dialogue, dream-work, somatic experiencing, shadow work, chakra opening and balancing and Reiki among others. Her sessions are 60 minutes long and she works in English, French, Spanish and Arabic. Mahita's practice is inclusive, equalitarian, decolonial, and anti- racist.

Rana Khalaf is a psychodynamic psychotherapist who is a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP). She holds a Master's degree in Psychoanalytic Studies and a Master's of Science in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy.

Grounded in psychoanalytic and psychodynamic principles, Rana’s approach aims to explore and uncover the subjective internal conflicts of each individual, often residing beneath conscious awareness. Rana views therapy as a transformative journey, guiding clients toward a sense of peace and understanding amid their struggles.

With an academic background in philosophy, Rana has an understanding of the existential crises we face and examines them through a psychoanalytic lens. Rana works with clients from various backgrounds and is attuned to the role culture plays in the development and manifestation of psychical intricacies. She offers sessions in both English and Arabic and her sessions are 50 minutes long.

Rana brings a wealth of experience, specialising in assisting individuals facing a diverse range of emotional challenges—from depression, anxiety, and trauma to ADHD, eating disorders, and psychosexual difficulties. If you are seeking a guide for your therapeutic journey, Rana is here to provide support, creating a space for introspection and making sense of life's complexities.

Helen is a psychotherapist with 35 years of counselling and psychotherapy experience. She is an integrative therapist which means that she is trained in, and uses, a variety of different psychotherapeutic models depending on who she is working with and their presenting issues. 

She holds a Masters degree in Counselling and Psychotherapy from Regents College, London and is an Accredited member of the British Association of Counselling. Helen has had an extremely varied career, working in a variety of settings including healthcare services, media organisations, charitable agencies and private practice. She also provides training and workshops on various psychotherapeutic topics both to other therapists and interested organisations.  

Helen has a breadth of experience including the following: abuse, addiction, anxiety disorders, bereavement, depression, domestic violence, eating disorders, family issues, lack of meaning in life, low self esteem or worth, relationship difficulties, sexual issues, trauma, an work difficulties. She has a particular issue in addiction, anxiety and/or trauma related issues.

Helen works with individuals: teenagers from the age of 14 upwards and adults. Her sessions are 50 minutes.

Mariam El Saadani is a licensed Psychotherapist by the Ordre des Psychologues du Québec in Canada. She has completed a Master's degree in Counselling and Educational Psychology from McGill University (Montreal, Canada). She then completed a three- year Post-Master's training program in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy. Mariam has also completed certificates in Traumatic Stress Studies; Loss Bereavement and Life Transitions and several Cognitive Behavioral Therapy trainings for Depression, Anxiety and Eating Disorders. Mariam has over 15 years of experience in the mental health field in Egypt and Montreal. Throughout her years of work, she has had the honor of helping people from all walks of life. Mariam works with individuals 17 years of age and older. Her training allows her to work with any presenting issues, especially trauma. A few of the presenting problems she is able to work with are loss, grief, immigration, relationship difficulties, career uncertainty, personality disorders, anxiety disorders, mood disorders, life transitions and adjustments, identity issues and trauma; acute, chronic or complex trauma. Mariam’s practice is based on Psychodynamic theory, which she utilizes to develop an understanding of her clients and their presenting issues. Psychodynamic theory operates on the premise that the unconscious part of the mind influences thoughts, emotions and behavior. Through this lens, Mariam is then able to devise a treatment plan for the therapeutic process to address the root of the presenting problem(s). Oftentimes, the work done in sessions with Mariam is focused on developing insights and emotional awareness to develop the skills you need to be able to resolve and work through difficulties as they present themselves to you throughout your life. Mariam’s sessions run for 50 minutes and can be conducted in English or Arabic.

Dr.Katy Jackson is a fully qualified chartered health psychologist, psychotherapist and trauma specialist with 25 years’ clinical experience helping people overcome a wide range of physical and emotional problems.

 Dr.Katy has extensive training and experience using a wide range of therapeutic approaches, including trauma-focussed counselling, somatic therapy, psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioural therapy (CBT), EMDR, holistic therapy and mindfulness-based interventions.  She draws on these approaches and adapts each session to suit the individual needs of the client.

 Her sessions are interactive and collaborative, with the aim of facilitating a deeper understanding of the client’s experiences and behaviour as well as exploring practical and achievable strategies for change. Sessions last 50 minutes.

 Dr.Katy’s specialities include work-related stress, anxiety disorders (including phobias and panic attacks), trauma (PTSD, childhood trauma and domestic violence), acute and chronic illness, functional medicine, women’s health (including menopause and fertility), depression, neurodiversity, self-esteem and identity issues, and bereavement. 

 Dr.Jackson works with adults (over 18 years). She is a senior member of the British Psychological Society (BPS) and Health andCare Professions Council (HCPC), the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy(BACP) and EMDR Association UK . She endeavours to apply these standards of practice to her work.

Dr. Katy holds a Doctorate in Health Psychology, from City University of London, a Postgraduate Diploma in Counselling, from Goldsmiths University,Certificate in Humanistic and Psychodynamic Counselling, Goldsmiths University, Master’s degree in Health Psychology from City University of London and Bachelor of Psychology, from University of Birmingham.

Nawar is a UKCP (UK Council for Psychotherapy) registered, licensed psychotherapist. She has been working with a diverse range of people of all backgrounds, vulnerable individuals, and ethnic minorities of all ages. Nawar lives in Birmingham, UK and she holds a Master’s degree in Integrative Psychotherapy from Birmingham City university as well as a Bachelor’s degree in Neuroscience from Leeds university. She is also an NLP, Hypnosis and Time Line Therapy Practitioner. Nawar views therapy as a healing relationship between therapist and client. She supports her clients to figure how their early experiences has lead them to their current situation and she can help them change it. She provides her clients with a safe, non judgmental space where clients can explore the root cause of their deepest fears and worries that are holding them back from becoming the best possible version of themselves. Her extensive experience in psychotherapy allows her to help her clients to reach their full potential in life. Nawar speaks English and Arabic fluently.

Sara Salih, a highly qualified and experienced therapist who is a member of both the British Psychological Society (BPS) and the British Association for Counseling and Psychotherapy (BACP). Sara's educational background is extensive, having obtained two Master's degrees one in Clinical psychology with family specialisation from the Chicago School of Professional Psychology (Los Angeles, USA) and a Master's degree in Clinical Counselling from Birmingham City University (UK). She also holds a Bachelor's degree in Applied Psychology from the University of Oslo in Norway. Sara has gained invaluable experience in working with a wide range of mental health issues in different settings, including both public and private sectors. In addition to working with adults, Sara has extensive experience in counselling children and young people. Her integrated person-centered approach is tailored to each client's individual needs and preferences, with a broad knowledge of various therapy approaches, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Emotional-focus Therapy, and Solution-focus Therapy. She also specializes in trauma therapy using the TF-CBT approach. Sara supplements her practice with psychoeducational tools to enhance clients' insight into their difficulties and how they relate to brain functioning. Sessions with Sara are 50 minutes long and can be conducted in English, Arabic, Norwegian, and Swedish. With Sara wealth of experience and expertise, she will help and support you achieve your goals and enhance your overall well-being.

Sonal Kadchha is a licensed therapeutic counsellor educated and trained in the UK. Sonal is trained in Psychosynthesis, which is known as the “Psychology of Hope”. Whether you’re hoping to make a change in yourself, life, career or relationships; or to manage change in these areas – she is here to help. Sonal is a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP). Member of the European Psychosynthesis Association (EPA). She holds a Post Graduate Diploma in Psychosynthesis Psychology from the Institute of Psychosynthesis in the UK, Masters in Psychosynthesis Psychology (Thesis in progress) from the  Institute of Psychosynthesis in affiliation with Middlesex University, in the  UK. Bereavement Support Foundation. Foundations of Jungian Analytical Psychology.

Sonal gives you the space to explore what is really going on, process difficult emotions, develop healthy coping strategies and restore your mental well-being - so that you aren’t just surviving, but thriving in the world.

Sonal works analytically to help you step behind your thoughts and gain new insights into your inner world. At the same time, she provides a safe and non-judgmental space for you to process your emotions. As we gain new insights on why you do the things you do and learn to sit with difficult emotions – they gradually stop having such a strong hold. She also works with you to “connect the dots” to clearly see the bigger picture and themes emerging in your life – giving you direction on where you want to go to next - through inspired action. By growing in self-awareness, learning to pause before reacting and making different choices – you’ll start to feel more inner freedom. It’s these small consistent changes which compound into huge shifts over time and create meaningful changes in your life.

As well as working as a counsellor, Sonal is founder of a charity that empowers young women in East Africa called ETC. Previous to this, she held a number of leadership positions in the Financial Services industry, as well as the start-up world. Her first degree was in Chemical Engineering from Cambridge University. Having lived in India, Singapore, Hong Kong, Uganda and the UK – she adept at working with individuals from diverse backgrounds. She has an interest in Buddhist psychology and psychedelic psychotherapy (which is the basis of her Thesis).