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I am multi-lingual (speak Hindi, Urdu and fluent Punjabi).
Life is full of events, relationships, stresses and strains and all these impact on us in many different ways. It can affect all the important things to us such as school, work, relationships and our own perception of ourselves. This can be tiring and overwhelming. Fortunately, it doesn’t have to be this way and I believe strongly that a person can benefit from having a space to discuss their feelings and develop ideas and strategies to improve their emotional wellbeing.
I am multi-lingual (speak Hindi, Urdu and fluent Punjabi).
Life is full of events, relationships, stresses and strains and all these impact on us in many different ways. It can affect all the important things to us such as school, work, relationships and our own perception of ourselves. This can be tiring and overwhelming. Fortunately, it doesn’t have to be this way and I believe strongly that a person can benefit from having a space to discuss their feelings and develop ideas and strategies to improve their emotional wellbeing.
![Photo of Janice Dias, MBACP, Psychotherapist](https://photos.psychologytoday.com/4db50148-46cd-11ea-a6ad-06142c356176/3/320x400.jpeg)
In my 8 years of practice I have gained over 2000 hours of experience with clients from a variety of backgrounds in a culturally sensitive manner, as I am fluent in Hindi, Urdu, Marathi, Gujarathi, Punjabi and English.
As a Counsellor I work in a client led approach empathically catering towards the clients needs and goals. My approach is Psychodynamic that means I can help clients deal with the unresolved issues of their past to possibly make sense with the present. Life can be confusing and scary at times making one feel stuck and lost, much like being in a storm .I can help clients find their way through the storm so that they can eventually achieve some sort of clarity and begin to cope with the challenges of every day life.
In my 8 years of practice I have gained over 2000 hours of experience with clients from a variety of backgrounds in a culturally sensitive manner, as I am fluent in Hindi, Urdu, Marathi, Gujarathi, Punjabi and English.
As a Counsellor I work in a client led approach empathically catering towards the clients needs and goals. My approach is Psychodynamic that means I can help clients deal with the unresolved issues of their past to possibly make sense with the present. Life can be confusing and scary at times making one feel stuck and lost, much like being in a storm .I can help clients find their way through the storm so that they can eventually achieve some sort of clarity and begin to cope with the challenges of every day life.
I am a systemic family therapist, and an integrative counsellor, which includes CBT. I am based at the London Child, Adult and Family Therapy Centre. I have over 25 years’ experience of working with people and supporting them to overcome a range of emotional and behavioural dilemmas. These dilemmas can become problematic when normalised and left unmanaged or unresolved. They are often the roots of problems affecting personal and professional relationships. Through therapy, I support children; adolescents; adults; couples; family's, which including adult children and groups of people who have shared interests and responsibilities.
I am a systemic family therapist, and an integrative counsellor, which includes CBT. I am based at the London Child, Adult and Family Therapy Centre. I have over 25 years’ experience of working with people and supporting them to overcome a range of emotional and behavioural dilemmas. These dilemmas can become problematic when normalised and left unmanaged or unresolved. They are often the roots of problems affecting personal and professional relationships. Through therapy, I support children; adolescents; adults; couples; family's, which including adult children and groups of people who have shared interests and responsibilities.
![Photo of Mehboob Dada, MA, MBACP Accred, Counsellor](https://photos.psychologytoday.com/52ae7c2d-46cd-11ea-a6ad-06142c356176/3/320x400.jpeg)
I provide counselling in a safe, confidential and non-judgemental environment, enabling an exploration of personal issues. I have worked on issues related to relationships, depression, harm reduction, trauma and bereavement. Skilled in empowering individuals addressing self-esteem and acceptance. Working with cultural, religious or sexual minorities is central to my practice.
I provide counselling in a safe, confidential and non-judgemental environment, enabling an exploration of personal issues. I have worked on issues related to relationships, depression, harm reduction, trauma and bereavement. Skilled in empowering individuals addressing self-esteem and acceptance. Working with cultural, religious or sexual minorities is central to my practice.
![Photo of Selina Mahmood, MA, MBACP, Counsellor](https://photos.psychologytoday.com/8583ea8a-cfa7-4e99-9da0-8f7d00383012/2/320x400.png)
Are you facing difficulties in life? Our experiences can make us pessimistic, assume the worst, be constantly worried about the past repeating itself and anxious about the future. Sometimes it can feel there’s no way out. It doesn’t have to be this way, you can change the way you think, in turn changing your outcomes, interactions, behaviours, and experiences. Well done for taking the first step to go to therapy, the next step is choosing the right therapist. I can help you explore your thoughts, where they stem from, work with you to build resiliency, healthy habits and help you achieve your therapy goals.
Are you facing difficulties in life? Our experiences can make us pessimistic, assume the worst, be constantly worried about the past repeating itself and anxious about the future. Sometimes it can feel there’s no way out. It doesn’t have to be this way, you can change the way you think, in turn changing your outcomes, interactions, behaviours, and experiences. Well done for taking the first step to go to therapy, the next step is choosing the right therapist. I can help you explore your thoughts, where they stem from, work with you to build resiliency, healthy habits and help you achieve your therapy goals.
![Photo of Mina Seehra, MBACP, Counsellor](https://photos.psychologytoday.com/cdb84b89-b7b9-4b11-a7a0-9578f7caadc6/1/320x400.jpeg)
Hi, my name is Mina. I am an integrative counsellor and psychotherapist. If you’re wondering what integrative therapy is, it’s a combined approach to psychotherapy that brings together different elements of specific theories and therapies. My primary approach stems from the humanistic model of counselling which puts greater emphasis on the client/therapist relationship - something I hope we might have just begun with this very profile.
Hi, my name is Mina. I am an integrative counsellor and psychotherapist. If you’re wondering what integrative therapy is, it’s a combined approach to psychotherapy that brings together different elements of specific theories and therapies. My primary approach stems from the humanistic model of counselling which puts greater emphasis on the client/therapist relationship - something I hope we might have just begun with this very profile.
![Photo of Sukeina Ravji, MSc, MUKCP, Psychotherapist](https://photos.psychologytoday.com/5b114382-4657-414b-9e37-edd935199f4e/2/320x400.jpeg)
Seeking support can often be quite daunting, particularly in trying to find the right therapist. You may be struggling with a range of issues from, relational difficulties, to the loss of a loved one or a traumatic past. You may not know the cause and could be feeling lost or stuck. Whatever the issue, we all present in individual ways and I offer to tailor a therapy that will be right for you. I am a highly qualified UKCP accredited, Clinical Integrative Psychotherapist, qualified at MSc level with over 12 years’ experience. Alongside my private practice, for the last five years I have been working within the IAPT NHS service.
Seeking support can often be quite daunting, particularly in trying to find the right therapist. You may be struggling with a range of issues from, relational difficulties, to the loss of a loved one or a traumatic past. You may not know the cause and could be feeling lost or stuck. Whatever the issue, we all present in individual ways and I offer to tailor a therapy that will be right for you. I am a highly qualified UKCP accredited, Clinical Integrative Psychotherapist, qualified at MSc level with over 12 years’ experience. Alongside my private practice, for the last five years I have been working within the IAPT NHS service.
![Photo of Samina Latif, MBACP Accred, Psychotherapist](https://photos.psychologytoday.com/4f61cb13-46cd-11ea-a6ad-06142c356176/3/320x400.jpeg)
I wonder if you have been feeling sad, stressed or anxious? Have these feelings been with you for a long time? Are you wondering when they will reappear? It’s like dreading what is around the corner and finding it hard to enjoy or feel good in the present. Other people look like they’re having fun but your world is a shade of grey. Things that you loved doing no longer give you happiness and it's hard to concentrate. At times it takes lots of energy to go out or spend time with people who care about you. Your confidence and ability to cope disappear as you become stuck and the people around you become as worn down as you feel.
I wonder if you have been feeling sad, stressed or anxious? Have these feelings been with you for a long time? Are you wondering when they will reappear? It’s like dreading what is around the corner and finding it hard to enjoy or feel good in the present. Other people look like they’re having fun but your world is a shade of grey. Things that you loved doing no longer give you happiness and it's hard to concentrate. At times it takes lots of energy to go out or spend time with people who care about you. Your confidence and ability to cope disappear as you become stuck and the people around you become as worn down as you feel.
![Photo of Naila Shah, MBACP, Counsellor](https://photos.psychologytoday.com/867157ca-ae0b-4444-89ec-75c42c387a10/1/320x400.jpeg)
I offer a safe and empathic space where you can feel at ease to be yourself and feel truly heard, to be able to explore any difficult thoughts and emotions you may be experiencing. My aim is to help facilitate and to develop greater self awareness in order to promote personal growth in a supportive environment. I have had experience of working with a diverse range of client groups with presenting issues around anxiety, depression, low mood, self-esteem, loss, identity, cultural difference, family and relationships issues.
I offer a safe and empathic space where you can feel at ease to be yourself and feel truly heard, to be able to explore any difficult thoughts and emotions you may be experiencing. My aim is to help facilitate and to develop greater self awareness in order to promote personal growth in a supportive environment. I have had experience of working with a diverse range of client groups with presenting issues around anxiety, depression, low mood, self-esteem, loss, identity, cultural difference, family and relationships issues.
![Photo of Pratima Mathews, MBACP, Counsellor](https://photos.psychologytoday.com/fcdec062-7375-4e96-86bf-d924c92eeb6c/1/320x400.jpeg)
Hello! Thank you for reaching out. It’s a pleasure to tell you about myself. I am a qualified, registered counsellor with a passion to connect with people and harness their inner resources. My therapy practice is set in diverse community contexts. Building on my 25 years of experience as a communications professional, I am on a continual journey to engage with people to enable positive change. I have a level-4 diploma in therapeutic counselling, focused on person-centred, psychodynamic and integrative approaches.
Hello! Thank you for reaching out. It’s a pleasure to tell you about myself. I am a qualified, registered counsellor with a passion to connect with people and harness their inner resources. My therapy practice is set in diverse community contexts. Building on my 25 years of experience as a communications professional, I am on a continual journey to engage with people to enable positive change. I have a level-4 diploma in therapeutic counselling, focused on person-centred, psychodynamic and integrative approaches.
I am a qualified and accredited therapist working individually with adults in NW1 London. Psychodynamic thinking is at the heart of my practice. This means the therapy seeks to get to the root of the problem rather than focus on surface symptoms. It involves exploring early experiences and developing a better understanding of unconscious motivations and repetitive patterns of relating.
I am a qualified and accredited therapist working individually with adults in NW1 London. Psychodynamic thinking is at the heart of my practice. This means the therapy seeks to get to the root of the problem rather than focus on surface symptoms. It involves exploring early experiences and developing a better understanding of unconscious motivations and repetitive patterns of relating.
![Photo of Aysha Ali, MBACP, Counsellor](https://photos.psychologytoday.com/c6bdd4a2-769e-4534-a9dd-577934150ab4/2/320x400.jpeg)
I am a Integrative Counsellor and have been practising since 2016. The approach I use means I work collaboratively, combining different therapeutic perspectives with the clients needs and experiences both past and present. The relationship between myself and a client will be one that is non judgemental, genuine, and a welcoming one, a space which is confidential and your voice can be heard and listened to. I have several years of experience of working with victims of domestic abuse, and hate crime. I offer a therapeutic space that is both sensitive and responsive to culture, religion, disability and sexuality.
I am a Integrative Counsellor and have been practising since 2016. The approach I use means I work collaboratively, combining different therapeutic perspectives with the clients needs and experiences both past and present. The relationship between myself and a client will be one that is non judgemental, genuine, and a welcoming one, a space which is confidential and your voice can be heard and listened to. I have several years of experience of working with victims of domestic abuse, and hate crime. I offer a therapeutic space that is both sensitive and responsive to culture, religion, disability and sexuality.
![Photo of Mishal Zaheer, MBACP, Counsellor](https://photos.psychologytoday.com/437a2ed9-6e1a-4934-bec7-0dcf3ed40104/2/320x400.jpeg)
I would describe myself as a warm, compassionate and empathetic counsellor. Life can throw us with challenging situations and I am here to offer clients a space to navigate through difficult emotions and feelings. Whatever it is you need to talk about, I am able to accommodate your therapeutic needs and will work at your pace. I can support you with feelings of fear, anger, sadness and emotional uncertainty. Therapy is a great way of processing unresolved feelings and can empower you to heal and grow as a person.
I would describe myself as a warm, compassionate and empathetic counsellor. Life can throw us with challenging situations and I am here to offer clients a space to navigate through difficult emotions and feelings. Whatever it is you need to talk about, I am able to accommodate your therapeutic needs and will work at your pace. I can support you with feelings of fear, anger, sadness and emotional uncertainty. Therapy is a great way of processing unresolved feelings and can empower you to heal and grow as a person.
![Photo of Dr Amna Salman, HCPC - Forensic Psych., Psychologist](https://photos.psychologytoday.com/4f341109-45d8-4987-98af-d74df65e0a7c/1/320x400.jpeg)
Life is a beautiful challenge. We all face adversity in life, whether this manifests as mental or physical illness, trauma, or difficulty coping with day to day experiences. Therapy is not just about treatment or addressing mental illness, it is a tool that we can all use to develop a better understanding of ourselves and our individual lived experience, and to reconnect with the joy in our lives. Therapy can help us identify thinking and behaviour patterns, address past and present traumas, cope with everyday fears and anxieties, and learn ways to better relate to and understand ourselves, our environments, and other people.
Life is a beautiful challenge. We all face adversity in life, whether this manifests as mental or physical illness, trauma, or difficulty coping with day to day experiences. Therapy is not just about treatment or addressing mental illness, it is a tool that we can all use to develop a better understanding of ourselves and our individual lived experience, and to reconnect with the joy in our lives. Therapy can help us identify thinking and behaviour patterns, address past and present traumas, cope with everyday fears and anxieties, and learn ways to better relate to and understand ourselves, our environments, and other people.
![Photo of Fatima N Syedain, MSc, MBACP Accred, Counsellor](https://photos.psychologytoday.com/47f349bc-870d-4a74-a0d2-c380ed558384/3/320x400.jpeg)
I am an authentic psychotherapist, rather than a blank screen. I work in a way that is best suited to my patients’ needs. I am their biggest cheer leader and guide although I don’t give any advice to my clients as such I do steer them in the ‘right’ direction. I can also be challenging with clients when required and do not shy away from addressing difference or the elephant in the room as it were. I try my best to be a good enough therapist one who much like my patients is also learning from their mistakes. These will invariably be made in order for the work to grow and develop. I work a lot with self compassion through mindfulness.
I am an authentic psychotherapist, rather than a blank screen. I work in a way that is best suited to my patients’ needs. I am their biggest cheer leader and guide although I don’t give any advice to my clients as such I do steer them in the ‘right’ direction. I can also be challenging with clients when required and do not shy away from addressing difference or the elephant in the room as it were. I try my best to be a good enough therapist one who much like my patients is also learning from their mistakes. These will invariably be made in order for the work to grow and develop. I work a lot with self compassion through mindfulness.
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Dr Mariam Bhaila
Psychologist, HCPC - Couns. Psych.
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Harrow HA3 (Online Only)
Hello there! I am a bilingual culturally informed Counselling Psychologist (HCPC registered) with experience of working in the NHS, private and voluntary sector. I work with people experiencing a full range of emotional difficulties and life challenges, offering short and long-term psychological therapy interventions.
Hello there! I am a bilingual culturally informed Counselling Psychologist (HCPC registered) with experience of working in the NHS, private and voluntary sector. I work with people experiencing a full range of emotional difficulties and life challenges, offering short and long-term psychological therapy interventions.
![Photo of Maryam Samar, MSc, MBACP, Counsellor](https://photos.psychologytoday.com/d5131b3a-1b3f-45bc-ba78-370a52f0ed5a/2/320x400.jpeg)
You might feel overwhelmed while facing challenging life events that have generated complex emotions, feelings of anxiety or even depression. You may be feeling trapped in a situation where you are experiencing a lack of direction or looking to find answers. It might be that you are dealing with past traumas or events that are preventing you from living a comfortable life. You may be feeling angry, sad, ashamed or isolated. As your counsellor, I can help you identify these concerns. Working together we will explore the why these feeling
You might feel overwhelmed while facing challenging life events that have generated complex emotions, feelings of anxiety or even depression. You may be feeling trapped in a situation where you are experiencing a lack of direction or looking to find answers. It might be that you are dealing with past traumas or events that are preventing you from living a comfortable life. You may be feeling angry, sad, ashamed or isolated. As your counsellor, I can help you identify these concerns. Working together we will explore the why these feeling
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Hello there, I'm AJ – a UKCP accredited Integrative Clinical Psychotherapist, and I bring more than just qualifications to the therapeutic space. Sessions will be a sanctuary where your thoughts/feelings will be heard and cherished. Embarking on this journey, whether for short-term solutions or a more extended exploration, means stepping into a space where you are seen, understood, and valued. Holding an MSc with distinction, I offer a safe, judgment-free zone for individuals and couples. Anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, and trauma find a compassionate ally in my practice, where we may also explore healing through EMDR.
Hello there, I'm AJ – a UKCP accredited Integrative Clinical Psychotherapist, and I bring more than just qualifications to the therapeutic space. Sessions will be a sanctuary where your thoughts/feelings will be heard and cherished. Embarking on this journey, whether for short-term solutions or a more extended exploration, means stepping into a space where you are seen, understood, and valued. Holding an MSc with distinction, I offer a safe, judgment-free zone for individuals and couples. Anxiety, depression, relationship challenges, and trauma find a compassionate ally in my practice, where we may also explore healing through EMDR.
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Hello! I am Nisa, an accredited Psychodynamic Counsellor and Bereavement Counsellor. In my practice, I have helped clients struggling with anxiety, depression, low mood, low self-esteem, bereavement, childhood abuse, shame, anger, narcissistic injuries, victims of crime, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), body dysmorphia, eating disorder. relational trauma created through family dynamics,.
Hello! I am Nisa, an accredited Psychodynamic Counsellor and Bereavement Counsellor. In my practice, I have helped clients struggling with anxiety, depression, low mood, low self-esteem, bereavement, childhood abuse, shame, anger, narcissistic injuries, victims of crime, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), body dysmorphia, eating disorder. relational trauma created through family dynamics,.
![Photo of Aysha Quraishi, MBACP, Counsellor](https://photos.psychologytoday.com/80ff5c04-95c6-4121-8603-ba3d42314b4a/1/320x400.jpeg)
My ideal counseling client is someone who is willing to engage in self-reflection and actively participate in the therapeutic process. They may be dealing with issues such as anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship difficulties, or personal growth challenges. Their needs include a safe and supportive space to explore their thoughts and feelings, validation of their experiences, and guidance in developing coping strategies and solutions. Their goals may involve improving emotional well-being, enhancing self-awareness, building healthier relationships, and achieving personal growth.
My ideal counseling client is someone who is willing to engage in self-reflection and actively participate in the therapeutic process. They may be dealing with issues such as anxiety, depression, trauma, relationship difficulties, or personal growth challenges. Their needs include a safe and supportive space to explore their thoughts and feelings, validation of their experiences, and guidance in developing coping strategies and solutions. Their goals may involve improving emotional well-being, enhancing self-awareness, building healthier relationships, and achieving personal growth.