About

I’m Ella. I don’t think there’s anything wrong with you.

I became a therapist because I’d had good therapy myself, and knew what a difference it makes to be met by someone who isn’t frightened of your feelings — or bored by them.

Fifteen years on, I’ve sat with people through panic and grief, through burnout, through the slow unpicking of patterns laid down long ago. I work gently and honestly. I’ll never pretend to have answers I don’t, and I’ll never make you feel like a case.

A warm armchair with a soft throw and plants in gentle daylight

How I work

I’m an integrative therapist, which is a plain way of saying I don’t force everyone through the same method. Some weeks we’ll follow a thread back into your history; other weeks we’ll stay with something practical and current. The through-line is the relationship — a steady, honest one, where you can say the thing you’ve never said out loud.

I see individual adults, in person and online. I have particular experience with anxiety, bereavement, and the quiet kind of depression that hides behind a functioning life.

Training & registration

  • MSc Integrative Counselling & Psychotherapy
  • Registered Member, BACP (British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy)
  • Certificate in Bereavement & Loss
  • Enhanced DBS checked · fully insured

Being BACP-registered means I work to a professional ethical framework and receive regular supervision — standard practice that keeps the work safe and accountable.

A first step

If any of that sounds like the kind of person you’d want to talk to, let’s talk.

Free 20-minute intro call · In person in London or online · Evening appointments available