I’m a qualified and registered psychodynamic therapist, holding a Master’s in Psychodynamic Counselling and Psychotherapy from Birkbeck College, a rigorous three-year training programme. While my initial training was with the Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust. I am registered with the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy and adhere to their ethical guidelines and code of practice.  I’m deeply committed to helping people with a wide range of issues, especially those related to gender, sexuality, and relationships. My work is driven by a genuine passion for LGBTQIA+ advocacy. I believe in the power of transformative care to enrich and uplift

My name is Emma Hinkson, and I am a psychotherapist working with individuals and couples. I practise from Caya Therapy on Mondays and The Practice Rooms in Clapham Common on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. My approach is grounded, compassionate and collaborative, with a particular focus on embodied experience, relationships, and sexuality. I offer a supportive space for people to explore personal, relational and emotional experiences in ways that feel safe, inclusive and affirming.

You may come to therapy because something feels painful, confusing, or difficult to name. Or you may need a space to talk about your life. Therapy can provide an opportunity to reflect on these experiences and explore them together. I am interested in the deeper patterns that shape our emotional lives and relationships, and in how questions of identity, belonging, and personal history influence the ways we experience ourselves and others. Therapy can offer a place to slow down, reflect, and begin to understand your experience in new ways.

I am an accredited member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy in private practice both online and in person in London

I am an integrative relational therapist offering open-ended and short-term therapy in Shoreditch and online. I strive to create a warm, welcoming and collaborative space where you can feel safe to explore your feelings and experiences. I am a lesbian and deeply committed to providing an LGBTQ+ affirming environment where you can express yourself authentically, without judgment. I draw on a range of approaches and therapeutic models, allowing us to explore patterns in your life and relationships and consider how you are experiencing the present.

I’m a trauma-trained integrative therapist who works with individuals and couples. I build connections with my clients rooted in honesty, empathy, compassion and openness. My goal is to help you understand how you fit into your environment and the spaces you inhabit — physically and emotionally. Creating a safe, trusting space is essential for meaningful healing. I recognise that building this trust takes time and I’m here to support you through that process at your own pace. In our sessions, you lead the way — setting the pace and defining your goals.

I am a Consultant Clinical Psychologist, with a special interest and expertise in neurodevelopment and wellbeing. In my private practice near Bond Street in Central London, I offer personal coaching, therapy, cognitive & neurodevelopmental assessments (autism and ADHD). I use Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Cognitive Behaviour Therapy (CBT), Compassion-Focused Therapy (CFT) and integrative approaches.

I am a registered psychotherapist currently working online at The School of Life as well as seeing private practice clients both online and in person. In the past, I’ve worked as a volunteer therapist for LGBTQ+ charities such as, London Friend and The Terrence Higgins Trust for 3 years. I am experienced in working with issues related to anxiety, depression, shame, gender dysphoria, homophobia, complex family dynamics, bereavement, grief, addiction, self-loathing and feeling marginalised due to race, gender or sexuality.

I am a trainee psychotherapist providing one-to-one weekly therapy for adults, on either a short-term or ongoing basis. I have experience working with a range of psychological and emotional issues including anxiety, depression, loss, and relationship issues, and in working with LGBTQ+ and neurodiverse clients.

Therapy is a space for you and about you. It’s a space to understand yourself, explore self-awareness and self-regulation, and navigate complex experiences. I am curious about you and your inner world – through communication and reflection, we build a space to uncover it. Being a queer Indian therapist allows me to comprehend balancing identities and moving between spaces that don’t always feel welcome. Self-compassion can be hard when social structures are not made for you. Your unique experiences are welcome here. I have been in the field of mental health for 7 years, providing group therapy and one-on-one therapy both in