Emma Cullinan

We are all unique, so I use a combination of well-regarded theories to ensure you benefit from the most suitable expertise and research. This is a form of counselling known as integrative therapy. People come to therapy for many different reasons but underlying most of them is loss, change, struggling with a situation or feeling that things are not going the way you would like them to. In addressing these, I will help you explore, understand and clarify ways of improving your life and overcoming problems. This exploration, and use of expertise, will help you understand who you are, and why you think and behave in the way you do, so that you will feel better in yourself, build up your own sense of being and face the world with more confidence and self-awareness. The core of my work is person-centred and humanistic, which is grounded in the theory of Carl Rogers. Other theories I use include psychoanalysis, psychosynthesis, attachment theory, emotionally-focused therapy, existential psychotherapy and elements of CBT. The humanistic element of the therapy gives you a comfortable space in which to explore the issues you face without being judged or shamed, enabling your voice to be heard and you to be understood. My approach does not just concentrate on difficulties but also on your potential. In-person therapy, just off Camden Square in central London. Buses: 29, 253, 390, 274 and 393. Camden Town tube station. Camden Road and Kentish Town overground. Online therapy too.