Emma Wallen

I began my journey as a therapist with an Advanced Diploma in 2016 and opened my private practice in 2017. Since then, I’ve worked across diverse settings, including the NHS and non-profits, supporting individuals and couples through profound relationship challenges.

My specialization in couples therapy started in 2017, and I’ve continually expanded my expertise with advanced training in IFS, trauma therapy, mindfulness, and coaching. In 2021, I earned my second accreditation with the BACP, further strengthening my commitment to professional excellence.

In 2022, I began my group therapy training and went on to create safe, affirming spaces for the LGBTQIA+ community and women of colour, fostering connection, healing, and collective growth.

Beyond my professional training, my experience as a mother of three has shaped me in invaluable ways. It has taught me the power of resilience, deep emotional attunement, and the necessity of strong, compassionate boundaries, all of which deeply inform my work as a therapist. Balancing the demands of motherhood with my career has given me a grounded, practical approach to relationships, helping clients navigate challenges with both grace and clarity.

Holding a degree in Reflective Practice and a Diploma in Integrative Supervision, I bring a unique depth to my work, allowing me to see beyond what’s presented in sessions and guide couples toward deeper understanding and connection.

I’m honoured to have been recognised as the Most Attentive Couples Therapist for two consecutive years (2022 & 2023), a testament to my dedication to helping couples create meaningful, lasting change.