Sam Jarvis Pitt

Therapist Directory Listing Category: Online Therapy

About the Therapist

About the therapist:

Therapy at Change The Script UK is a structured, collaborative process designed for work that is often complex, trauma-based, and long-standing. Sessions provide a steady, well-boundaried space to explore the patterns, responses, and experiences that have shaped how you cope, particularly where previous approaches have not brought lasting change.

My work is relational and integrative, guided by the pace and needs of each individual rather than a fixed formula. Together, we focus not only on insight, but on how your nervous system responds to stress, safety, and connection, helping you make sense of your experiences in a way that supports real change over time.

Therapy is confidential. What you share remains private, with the usual ethical and legal limits relating to serious risk of harm.

Beginning therapy is a meaningful commitment, both emotionally and financially. This work can be challenging at times, and progress is rarely linear. However, when approached with care, structure, and consistency, these moments often form the foundation for deeper, more sustainable change.

Sexual identity:

Lesbian
Other
Queer

Gender identity: Female

Gender history: As assigned at birth

Intersex: No

Neurodivergent: No

Personal pronouns: She/her

Qualifications - Links to websites:

2023-2025. Trained in Level 7 post graduate Diploma in Traumatology & PTSD.

2019 - 2022 Level 4 – Diploma in Therapeutic Counselling with the Counselling and Psychotherapy Training Academy, a CPCAB Accredited Organisation.

June 2022 COP exam - BACP Certificate of proficiency.

Oct 2020 Completed- ‘How to do counselling online’ (Open university & BACP).

Sept 2019 Level 3 – Therapeutic Counselling and Psychotherapy.

Feb 2020. Level 2 – Therapeutic Counselling and Psychotherapy.

www.changethescript.com

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Experience and approach:

I have over six years' experience working as a therapist, supporting people with a wide range of emotional and psychological concerns. Many of the individuals I work with identify as part of the LGBTQI+ community, which I’m also proudly part of. This shared understanding often brings a deeper sense of connection, safety, and openness to the work we do together.

Before training as a therapist, I worked on the frontline as a paramedic in central London. That experience gave me a strong grounding in staying calm under pressure, being present in moments of crisis, and listening with care, without judgement and always respecting confidentiality, all qualities that continue to shape my therapeutic approach today.

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