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Welcome. If you've found yourself here, then you've taken the courageous decision to start your therapy journey. Although it is not an easy thing to undertake, therapy can have huge benefits for you in your life. When it comes to choosing a therapis…

Welcome. If you've found yourself here, then you've taken the courageous decision to start your therapy journey. Although it is not an easy thing to undertake, therapy can have huge benefits for you in your life. When it comes to choosing a therapis…

Why Counselling? The things that draw people to counselling are many and varied and include bereavement, over-arching sadness, anxiety, haunting memories, behavioural struggles, work stress, relational difficulties, difficult thoughts and feelings, a…

I am friendly, practical, down to earth and creative. I can help you with things that feel unmanageable or overwhelming by discovering unhelpful and unwanted responses to triggers so you can free yourself from these old patterns of behaviours. I will…

I run a private practice in central London, offering talk-based therapy. I offer a confidential and compassionate space, to work with clients towards healing and transformation.  I’m an integrative transpersonal therapist. This means I draw on variou…

 My specialism is relationship and sex therapy for couples and individuals. Every relationship has a challenge, but if you feel that the problem has persisted for too long and caused a lot of distress for you, do contact me and we can have a conversa…

I am Victoria Penfold, a qualified psychosynthesis therapist and a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (Íø±¬ÃÅ). My approach is warm, client-centred, and holistic, offering a compassionate space to explore tho…

I believe that the relationship between me and my client is very important and that you feel comfortable with me. I integrate different ways of working that will best help you to gain a greater understanding of yourself.  This will enable you to mak…

Why Counselling? The things that draw people to counselling are many and varied and include bereavement, over-arching sadness, anxiety, haunting memories, behavioural struggles, work stress, relational difficulties, difficult thoughts and feelings, a…