Members – Modality: Existential
Many of our therapists offer some concessionary rates and free initial consultations.
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Maggie King
I am a qualified counsellor and psychotherapist, having completed my training in 2010 and holding a BSc (Hons) degree in Integrative Counselling. My approach draws from person-centred, psychodynamic, and existential perspectives, allowing me to tailor…
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Louise Bennett
Client type: AdultsLife can feel overwhelming at times, especially if you’re living with anxiety, overthinking, low mood, or adjusting to big life changes. You might be navigating menopause, questioning your relationships, or coming to terms with a…
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John Glanvill
Client type: AdultsComplex Anxiety, OCD, Pure O, ADHD, and Depression are my specialities. I particularly enjoy working with intelligent, strong, creative, and quirky individuals with complex personalities. I believe that if you could invest as much energy…
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Sue Beaney
As an Existential Psychotherapist since 2008, I have been offering a safe space to those who have been unheard or misunderstood. I am passionate to give children, young people, parents, and those who feel marginalised…
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Richard Gipps
By ‘psychotherapy’, I mean a relationship characterised by attempts at: truthfulness, apt trust, straightforwardness, accountability, understanding, vulnerability, care-taking, assertiveness, respect, self-knowledge, courage, dignity, acceptance, challenge, honesty, and forgiveness. Its aim is inner change, growth, and relief from those…
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Amanda Perl
I am an accredited Psychotherapist and Counsellor, Supervisor, CPD trainer and Coach working both online and in person for the past 20 years. My Practice is based in Leigh-on-Sea, Essex. Former roles include University Lecturer,…
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Ben Sears
For many people, the modern world is an increasingly unsettling and anxiety-inducing place. Yet many of the issues we wrestle with today have been wrestled with for millennia. Trained in Humanistic Existential counselling, I’m a…
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Dr Nigel Smaller
For me, therapy is about taking a genuine interest in my client’s life and how they experience it, being present, non-judgemental and empathic. I subscribe to the Gestalt paradox that says change comes about when we…
