W5 In person
Counselling & Psychotherapy in Ealing
Face-to-face therapy at a convenient Ealing venue with a psychotherapist who has worked in the borough's schools and its bereavement service. Steady, confidential support for adults and young people.
Sessions from £70
BACP Registered Member
Evenings & weekends
English · Hindi · Punjabi
Rooted in the borough
Not new to Ealing.
Before private practice I worked with children and young people in Ealing and Acton schools through Place2Be, the children's mental health charity and with bereaved residents through Bereft, the bereavement support service for the borough of Ealing. I know the schools, the pressures and the communities here and I offer sessions in English, Hindi and Punjabi.
Face-to-face sessions take place at three quiet, professional therapy rooms in Ealing: The Space, Cape and NAOS, with the venue agreed when you book. I also see clients in person at ETNA in Twickenham, online and by phone or outdoors as walk and talk therapy in Kew Gardens, a short journey from Ealing Broadway.
I work with anxiety, depression and low mood, grief, trauma, burnout, relationships, menopause and life transitions, with dedicated support for young people and neurodivergent adults.
Practical details
Simple to start.
Where
The Space, Cape or NAOS in Ealing; Online across the UK/worldiwide; Walk & Talk in Kew; Serving London Borough of Ealing, Richmond Upon Thames, Hounslow, Hammersmith & Fulham, Hillingdon
Fees
£70 per 50-minute session in person, online or by phone; £70 for walking sessions in Kew with entry included. Some low-cost slots are available.
Hours
Monday to Friday 7am to 8pm, Saturday 9am to 8pm, Sunday 10am to 5pm.
Starting
A free introductory call, then weekly sessions at a regular time if it feels right.
Free alternative
Ealing residents can also self-refer to NHS Talking Therapies. Private sessions suit people who want to choose their therapist and start this week.
Ready when you are.
A free introductory call, no forms and no obligation. Just a quiet conversation to see whether working together feels right.