Our carefully selected team of highly experienced and qualified therapists with specialist skills.
Our private therapy packages are tailored to support you with your perinatal journey either as a couple or individually. Our therapists are highly trained professionals who you can meet in an introductory session to explore the different types of therapy available and build a package of support bespoke to your needs.
Amy Lennox:
Counsellor
Qualifications: Msc Transactional Analysis Psychotherapy
Diploma in Psychotherapeutic Counselling (Transactional Analysis)
Length of years as a qualified therapist: Qualified 2020
Area of expertise and interest
Peri-natal psychotherapy and counselling, parenting, relationship difficulties, illness in pregnancy and post-birth, bereavement, assisted reproduction, single parenting, separation or divorce, back to work transition
Approach to counselling
I am a relational transactional analyst and aim to provide a safe and confidential space online to explore what is troubling clients around the motherhood journey and experience. We’ll explore beliefs and about self and others and options, with the aim of bringing change in how clients feel as a mother and human.
Personal interests
I’m into being in nature, working for a fairer world, yoga and good food.
Emmanuelle Bailey
Counsellor
Qualifications:
I am a member of both the BACP (MBACP) and the UKCP (full clinical member).
I hold an MA in Integrative counselling and psychotherapy and a Postgraduate Certificate in integrative Psychotherapy, both from Regent’s university.
Length of years as a qualified therapist: I qualified as a psychotherapist in 2022
Area of expertise and interest: My area of expertise/interest are parental and perinatal mental health, and trauma.
Approach to counselling:
My approach is relational and integrative, which means I borrow from a number of approaches, depending on my clients’ needs and what they bring with them. I have a leaning towards psychoanalysis and existential theory and a keen interest in Gestalt and mindfulness.
Sherine Lovegrove
Psychotherapist & Mental Fitness Coach
Qualifications: BSc (hons) Psych., MSc cognitive neuroscience and neuropsychology
Qualified as a UKCP accreditation therapist in 2001, EMDR trained.
Areas of Expertise:
Women’s health and wellbeing particularly, Pre/peri and post-natal mental health, trauma, grief and bereavement. Having formally trained as a nurse, midwife and in intensive care sciences and 20 years as a gentle birth practitioner, I have the opportunity to support many very ill patients throughout every stage of their life.
Approach to Counselling:
Synthesizing all my experiences I intersperse my work as an integrative humanistic psychotherapist and coach with applied neuroscientific practices to meet the needs of the client. I would call my work a whole-hearted, wholly centered therapeutic approach.
Catherine Vij
Counsellor
Qualifications: Counselling Degree completed in 2024, BACP registered
Areas of Expertise: I specialise in women’s mental health, perinatal mood, anxiety, grief and loss. I bring compassion and understanding to the therapy sessions and draw from my training as a counsellor as well as my experiences working in the NHS and the charitable sector. I am also a mother of three grown-up children. I have 25 years’ experience working in the NHS as a Health Visitor specialising in family health, perinatal wellbeing and early years development. My counselling experience includes working with MIND bereavement service and Mums Aid. Supporting clients with loss, perinatal mental health concerns and family and relationship difficulties.
Approach to counselling: My integrative practice draws on a range of therapeutic approaches to meet each client as an individual. I am warm, kind and approachable. I offer counselling that is compassionate and non-judgemental.
Gill Wilson
Counsellor
Qualifications: MA Infant Mental Health/PGCert in Family Therapy/MBACP Therapeutic Counselling
Qualified as therapist: June 2022
Areas of expertise and interest:
Pre/peri and post natal mental health/parenting issues including attachment and bonding, and also due to my previous role in the NHS as a paediatric nurse I have extensive experience with parents whose children have chronic illness as well as life threatening conditions and also bereavement.
Approach to counselling:
I work integratively with what fits the client, drawing on psychodynamic/person centred and systemic/relational theory.