Practitioners

In addition being a Psychotherapist, I am a qualified teacher. I also spent a number of years working with vulnerable children and families, facilitating parenting courses and therapeutic fostering courses. I now work solely with adults. Through this work and my own personal experiences, I became more and more interested in Counselling and Psychotherapy and eventually decided to retrain as a Psychotherapist, gaining my Post Graduate and Advanced Diplomas and CTA (Certified Transactional Analyst). I have a passion for supporting people to realise their true worth and full value, and to become the people they were created to become. My personal and professional experience has shown me that many things can cause a ‘blip’ in our life journey. I believe that through working together and building a strong therapeutic relationship we can explore these and find healing and restoration.

I am a warm, empathic practitioner with a Diploma in Transactional Analysis (TA) and am currently undertaking further study to complete the Certified Transactional Analyst (CTA) qualification. My work is grounded in the principles of TA and underpinned by a relational and co-creative ethos. I previously trained in Person Centred Counselling and was a Clinical Nurse Specialist in Addiction. I believe that meaningful therapeutic work is built on mutual respect, authentic connection, and a shared commitment to growth. I strive to create a safe, collaborative space where clients feel seen, heard, and supported as they explore their experiences, develop insight, and cultivate change. My approach is deeply relational—I work alongside clients, honouring their autonomy while gently guiding the process of self-discovery. With a strong foundation in TA theory and a compassionate presence, I offer a thoughtful, professional, and client-centred therapeutic relationship that adapts to each individual’s unique needs.

I am a creative person who enjoys working with people in ways that suit their needs, often utilising visual and sensory resources. I chose the name of my practice, Connection Point as it reflects what I feel therapy is about; finding the points of connection and therapeutically meeting there. I work individually with adults and young people age 16. As well as my therapy space, I also have a studio space (on the same road as my therapy space) called Creative Corner where I run therapeutic art & crafts groups for young people experiencing Emotionally Based School Avoidance. These groups are for age 7+.

Hi there. My passion as a psychotherapist comes from my desire to see "the other" set free, emancipated, to be fully who they are, and were meant to be! Clients: I tend to work in an integrated way with clients. Together, we can gently explore what you might need and then find creative and bespoke ways to support you in moving towards psychological relief and meaning-making. Modalities I use include Transactional Analysis, Humanistic approaches, CBT, and ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy). Couples: I have worked with couples for many years, utilising a range of approaches tailored to each couple's needs. I work with a whole range of people from the LGBTQ+ spectrum and same-sex couples. Supervisees: I am a highly experienced clinical supervisor, and the same philosophy applies to supporting supervisees in becoming the best practitioners they can be. I am interested in the therapist's professional identity and philosophy, and I hope to provide a supervisory environment that is full of emancipation, spaciousness, and freedom. Every practitioner is different, and I hope to celebrate your development as a practitioner in your way.

I am a UKCP-registered psychotherapist, supervisor, and trainer. Based in Central London (Marylebone), I run a private psychotherapy practice and also work online with clients internationally. I have experience working with individuals and groups also within NHS. I hold an MSc in Transactional Analysis (TA) Psychotherapy and am a Certified Transactional Analyst in the field of Psychotherapy (CTA(P)). Additionally, I am a Provisional Teaching and Supervising Transactional Analyst (PTSTA(P)). My clinical specialisms include developmental trauma, personality disorders, issues related to dependency and codependency, parentification, and relationship issues. Alongside my therapeutic work, I am a clinical supervisor and trainer, both of which I offer in international contexts. I have a deep passion for writing, research, and theory development. This has led to the publication of several journal articles and the creation of a distinct TA psychotherapy approach: Interpretive Dynamic Transactional Analysis Psychotherapy (IDTAP). This approach is currently being researched in the treatment of borderline personality disorder (BPD). I am also actively involved in psychotherapy policy development. At present, I serve as an independent adviser to the Minister of Health of the Republic of Slovenia, advising on the adoption of the statutory regulation of psychotherapy.

I am a UKATA-registered CTA (P) with an interest in mindfulness and creativity. I hold a Diploma in Trauma Therapy and a Masters in Creative Writing for Personal Development.

I offer counselling sessions both in-person and online, depending on your needs and preferences. I am based near Bradford on Avon, and also cover the surrounding areas including Trowbridge, Melksham, Bath and Chippenham. As part of individual sessions, I also offer walking therapy—an outdoors-based approach where we can walk and talk at your own pace, or simply find a peaceful spot to sit and reflect. Bringing the natural environment into our sessions can be incredibly grounding and can help ease the intensity of sitting face-to-face in a room or on a screen. Whether we’re moving or still, being outside often supports a sense of openness, calm, and clarity. Walking therapy is available locally (near Bradford on Avon), and we’ll agree on a location that feels safe and comfortable for you. We would begin with a meeting on zoom.

I offer a compassionate and supportive therapeutic space grounded in TA, focused on people's sense of self, their identity and the capacity to live life authentically and identity. I work with people for either short or long term work. I offer therapy to adult individuals and couples, in-person and online. Though I work integratively utilising many theories and concepts from the different schools of TA, my work predominantly reflects the approaches of Classical and Relational TA. Besides my private work I am the Counselling Service Manager for MindOut, an LGBTQ+ charity in Brighton. I oversee and support over 20 counsellors in their counsellor placement work. I work with trainee counsellors on TA courses.

I’m Julie I work as a Psychotherapeutic Counsellor, TA Psychotherapy Practitioner and Couples & Relationship Therapist. Life isn’t always easy and sometimes, trying to hold everything together becomes too much on your own. Whether you’re struggling with anxiety, depression, trauma, feeling lost after a loss, stuck in patterns that keep repeating, or navigating a relationship in crisis you’re not alone. I’m here to help. I offer Transactional Analysis (TA) Psychotherapy and Counselling in a warm, down-to-earth, and non-judgmental space for individuals, couples, and families who want something to change. TA gives us a shared language to make sense of things like emotions, communication styles, and recurring patterns that show up in your life. I offer therapy from my private practice in Kirriemuir both indoors and outdoors along with online sessions, so you can choose what feels most comfortable for you. I truly believe that no two people are the same, which is why I take the time to get to know you and what you need from therapy. Whether you’re coming on your own or in a relationship, we’ll work together in a way that feels right for you. If you’re ready to explore how therapy could help, or just want to ask a few questions please feel free to get in touch. You can book a free consultation, or send me a message to find out more.

I am seeking supervisees, to work with me individually or as a group, who have an interest in one or more of the following areas: 1. Decolonising Therapy 2. Trauma 3. Highly sensitive people (HSP). Please contact me if one or more of the above inspires you in anyway and we can discuss further. I see supervision as a collaborative endeavour and hence I am keen to work with individuals who value a context of transparency, trust and mutual vulnerability.

My life and working experience has led to a particular focus in working with adults who have experienced trauma in childhood such as neglect, physical and emotional abuse or who have experienced disrupted relationships with their parents/carers, for example as a result of being fostered or adopted , going to boarding school, or may be due to parental divorce/bereavement. Additionally I have experience of working with carers of children (including adult children) with disabilities. I have experience of working with people who experience depression, anxiety, low confidence and self-esteem, and those who have experienced trauma, abuse, and dissociation. My previous working background was in Nursing, education and as a foster carer. I am also an adoptive mum to an adult child with learning disabilities and medical needs.

I am an experienced therapist offering short and long-term counselling and psychotherapy, tailored to your unique needs and goals. I believe that everyone can benefit from therapy, and with the right therapeutic partnership, you can improve how you relate to others while creating a more fulfilling and autonomous life. My practice is video based, which provides convenience, flexibility and an accessible way to receive support, allowing you to engage in therapy from the comfort of your own private space. My approach is collaborative and interactive. We will explore your past, address present challenges, and work together to help you move forward in the way that you want. I believe the foundation of effective therapy lies in a vital, trusting relationship, where you feel empowered to guide the direction of our work but also are invited to consider differing views. My commitment is to ensure that the process is both safe and genuinely helpful, providing the support you need for lasting change. I have been working with clients therapeutically for nearly a decade in the charitable sector, in both PF Counselling and Cross-reach Addiction Service in Edinburgh. During this time my client work encompasses issues such as addiction, trauma, anxiety, depression, grief and loss, work stress and relationship difficulties. I have many years of senior leadership experience in the corporate world, and with that a tangible understanding of the stress, anxiety and other work-related challenges that this can bring.