Dr. Irem Gunay offers transformational work with clients at threshold moments: when old ways of being no longer fit and change becomes essential. These are moments when clients are ready to question how they are living, what genuinely matters to them, and what calls them forward. Her approach integrates evidence-based psychology with philosophical inquiry to develop the kind of self-understanding that changes how clients inhabit their lives. Dr. Gunay is a chartered psychologist and registered psychotherapist with a PhD in Psychology from the University of Cambridge and four years of postdoctoral work at Imperial College London.

At times, we all face personal or professional challenges that can test our relationships, confidence and sense of direction. This is where therapy can help.

Maria works with adults navigating a range of difficulties, including professional pressures, life transitions, family estrangement, bereavement and loss. These experiences often overlap.

Confidentiality, respect and compassion is central to Maria’s practice. Through bringing her expertise, genuine warmth and careful honest reflections, she is passionate about supporting her clients to explore different aspects of themselves, discovering greater insight and choice.

Life can feel uncertain and overwhelming, especially when navigating grief, change, or the pressures of relationships, parenting, and identity. As an integrative psychotherapist, Veronica offers a warm, compassionate space where clients can explore difficult emotions while developing tools to support meaningful change. She draws on person-centred, psychodynamic, and cognitive-behavioural approaches, holding both past experiences and the present moment in mind. Veronica works with adults and parents facing loss, stress, and neurodiversity, supporting them to reconnect with themselves, build resilience, and move forward with greater clarity, balance, authenticity, and a renewed sense of hope and empowerment.

Therapy can begin at moments when our inner compass becomes obscured by fear, expectations, or difficult past experiences, leaving us feeling stuck or out of alignment. This can affect many areas of life, from relationships and self-esteem to how we show up in the world.

Nino Sopromadze works with adults navigating a number of challenges from anxiety, relationship difficulties to life transitions and what feels most meaningful to each person. Her approach blends the depth of existential philosophy, an inquiry into what it means to be human, with integrative therapeutic methods. While we may not always choose what happens to us, we can choose how we meet it. Through this work, clients often move from feeling that life is happening to them toward becoming active participants and leaders in their own unfolding.

Confidentiality, respect, and compassion are central to her practice, and she is often sought by clients in high-pressure, public-facing roles.

Holly offers a warm, thoughtful, and supportive space where you can explore difficulties, self-doubt, and patterns that no longer serve you. She is an engaged and responsive therapist, blending empathy with gentle challenge to help you feel understood while also encouraging meaningful change. Holly works collaboratively, at your pace, helping you develop greater self-awareness and resilience. She has a specialist interest in Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), supporting you to reconnect with what truly matters to you, navigate life’s challenges with more flexibility, and move toward a life that feels fuller, more grounded, and aligned with your values.