Amie is a naturally warm and friendly Psychotherapist and Counsellor with an understanding and empathetic nature. She possess a deep passion and commitment towards supporting you on your journey towards reaching your goals for the future.

Over the past 7 years, Amie has worked alongside many individuals from contrasting backgrounds. The belief that you are the expert in your life underpins the work Amie offers with you. Which is why she works as an Integrative Psychotherapist and Counsellor allowing her work with you to be tailored towards your individual needs.

She recognises that the initial stages of therapy can be daunting and difficult for many which is why she offers a safe, non-judgemental space to explore thoughts and feelings, and the reasons for accessing therapy. Amie feels that the relationship in which you build is extremely important in the therapy process and will focus on building a strong therapeutic relationship as a foundation for the work that you will do together.

Andrea is a BACP registered and accredited counsellor and psychotherapist

Andrea has over ten years’ experience of providing support to individuals experiencing many different difficulties such as anxiety, depression, low self-esteem, and relationship problems and understands how completely debilitating and exhausting it can be to try to manage your day-to-day life whilst trying to “battle” against these feelings and mask how difficult things really are from everyone around you.
Andrea works both in private practice and for a charity in a community setting providing both time limited and open ended therapy.

As a Therapist Andrea can offer you a confidential service where issues and concerns which are perhaps too difficult to talk about with family and friends can be shared and thought about.
Andrea is aware that counselling can be a very difficult and daunting step and will always hold this in mind. She can offer you a warm and safe environment and will work with you at your pace to build a working relationship built on mutual trust, respect and understanding. Andrea recognises that every person is individual and every relationship unique therefore she has a flexible way of working that will always seek to adapt and work in a way that best suits your needs.

Andrea is a genuine, warm, respectful, and a caring individual who will work alongside you to try and make sense of the difficulties you are encountering. These can be immediate difficulties that have presented themselves or an accumulation of things that have simply become too overwhelming to manage.
Andrea trained in the Relational approach to Counselling and therefore believes that relationships both past present and with us are of fundamental importance in.

• The development of personality and sense of self
• The difficulties clients bring to therapy (relations with yourself and with other people)
• The therapeutic process (the therapy relationship is the heart of the process)

Frank is a BACP-registered counsellor and psychotherapist, working predominantly as a person-centred, humanistic practitioner. That means he offers space and time in a safe, confidential, non-judgemental environment to allow you to discuss problems and difficult feelings or experiences and help you to find a way forwards. Person-centred therapy is non-directive, so you get to choose what to focus on, and the sessions are not time-limited, so you have enough time to work through whatever brings you to therapy. 

Frank trained in London before relocating to West Yorkshire to open his private practice in 2022. He works with individuals aged 18 and over, on a wide range of presenting issues, from anxiety, depression and suicidal thoughts, to bereavement, relationship issues, stress and low mood. He is LGBTQ+ affirming and interested in the ways in which our environments impact our mental health and wellbeing. 

Frank spent over a decade working as a freelance writer and editor. At heart, he’s passionate about what it means to be human, with all the messiness and difficulties that entails, and the ways in which therapy can be a space to tell ­– and make sense of – your own story, to take the pieces that don’t seem to add up and find a new way to fit them together. 

Qualifications: Diploma in Therapeutic Counselling

Memberships: MBACP, registered member.

Frank works with Individuals, aged 18+

• One-to-one in-person 
• One-to-one online over Zoom.

Fee: £60 per session

Harriet is an integrative psychotherapist with a relational-developmental focus. This means that she sees your current struggles as outdated patterns of survival which were needed during childhood. She will help you increase self-awareness of how these early experiences continue to impact you now; and offer healing through the safety and connection developed in the therapeutic relationship by meeting developmental needs which didn’t get met earlier in your life by parental figures (to be heard, validated, cared for, impacted by etc).

Harriet specialises in supporting millennials to feel good enough. Many of her clients come to her struggling with low self-esteem, anxiety, insecurities, perfectionism, imposter syndrome, burnout, work-related stress, self-doubt or fears of intimacy. Harriet can help you to finally make lasting changes by addressing the root causes of these issues. This may include working with: childhood trauma, emotional neglect, dysfunctional family dynamics (including emotionally immature, narcissistic or alcoholic parents), scapegoat abuse, grief, bereavement, estrangement, late diagnosed neurodiversity and/ or chronic illness.

Harriet has both professional and personal experience of these issues having started her own therapy journey over ten years ago. She is not a therapist who will sit in silence and nod while you pour your heart out! Instead, Harriet sees therapy as a collaborative process, and whilst the content of session is led by what you wish to bring, she will offer direction, feedback and challenge when needed to support your process. Harriet sees the first sessions as opportunities to get to know each other, there is no pressure to do anything
beyond that. Your authentic, messy and imperfect self is welcome here.

Prior to becoming a therapist, Harriet spent over ten years working in a wide variety of inpatient and community mental health and addiction services with both adults and young people. Some of these include: The Priory, Change Grow Live, YMCA, CAMHS, Turning
Point, ChildLine and the NHS. She has therefore supported individuals from all different backgrounds and presenting issues.

Alongside her private practice, Harriet also offers training. She has delivered teaching on Level 2 and Masters’ level programmes to trainee counsellors at the University of Leeds and York College.

Qualifications:

• PGDip Counselling & Psychotherapy
• BSc Psychology
• Level 3 Certificate in Counselling Skills
• Level 2 Award in Counselling Concepts

Memberships: BACP registered member

Harriet offers face-to-face or online individual therapy on a twice weekly, weekly or fortnightly basis. She also offers monthly online group therapy working with Adults 18+

Price per session:
£90 for individual therapy
£45 for group therapy.

Phil is a BACP registered Counsellor who practices with a Person Centred approach. Phil also teaches therapy at Leeds City College. Phil offers empathy in a non-judgmental environment to work through anything you want to bring to the sessions. Phil works with a wide range of issues including self-esteem issues, addiction and anxiety.

Phil was a professional musician for 14 years before training as a therapist. Phil uses this experience to work with clients in the art and entertainment industries, supporting them with the challenges these careers can bring.

Qualification: Level 4 Diploma in Counselling.

Governing body: BACP

Phil works offers  in person, online and telephone sessions.

Fee: £50 per session

Rosamund works in a mostly person centred way and draws on ideas from psychodynamic theory which connect present problems with childhood issues.

She also works as a counsellor for Bradford Bereavement Support with bereaved adults and young
people and at the Market Place in Leeds with young people.

Rosamund particularly values the relationship between counsellor and client and works hard to make this warm and supportive.

Rosamund works with various issues including relationship issues, bereavement , self confidence
and self esteem issues, childhood abuse, work and identity issues. She is interested in cross
cultural issues and has worked in Japan, Australia , Italy and Turkey as a language teacher in the
past.