I’m Libby, a final year trainee Counselling Psychologist who cares deeply about creating a space where people feel understood, supported, and able to explore what’s happening in their lives. My path into private practice has been shaped by years of training, research, and personal growth, as well as the experience of navigating my own layered identities and transitions along the way.

I am in the process of finishing my PsychD in Counselling Psychology at the University of Roehampton, building on earlier MSc degree in Health Psychology (Distinction) and BSc in Counselling Psychology (First Class) from the University of Chichester. These experiences taught me not just the theory behind therapy, but the importance of listening closely, working collaboratively, and honouring the whole person in front of me. I’m BPS registered and fully insured.

My approach is flexible and pluralistic, I draw from person‑centred, psychodynamic, and cognitive‑behavioural ideas depending on what feels most helpful for you. I have a particular interest in women’s health, the menopause transition, identity shifts, and trauma history that often sits hidden beneath everyday struggles.

I welcome clients from all faith backgrounds and those with no faith. My own experiences navigating faith, culture, and identity have taught me how important it is to offer a space where people can bring their whole selves — whether spirituality is central to your life, something you’re questioning, or not part of your world at all.

Moving into private practice has allowed me to work in a way that feels authentic to my values: gentle, curious, and grounded in respect. My aim is to offer a space where you can talk openly, feel heard, and explore whatever you’re carrying at a pace that feels right for you.