Therapy near Shoreditch
Therapy near Shoreditch and Hackney
For people living or working in Shoreditch and Hackney, I offer in-person therapy in Farringdon, reachable via Liverpool Street or Old Street and Moorgate. If travelling across is difficult, online sessions are available as well.
Getting to Farringdon
From Shoreditch
- Via Liverpool Street and the Elizabeth lineFrom Shoreditch, walk to Liverpool Street, or from Hackney Downs take an overground train to Liverpool Street, then the Elizabeth line one stop to Farringdon.
- Northern line and changeFrom Old Street, take the Northern line one stop to Moorgate, then the Circle, Hammersmith & City or Metropolitan line to Farringdon.
- BusBuses run west from Shoreditch and Old Street along Clerkenwell Road, stopping close to Farringdon.
- On footFrom Shoreditch or Old Street, the walk west to Farringdon takes roughly half an hour.
Therapy a short trip from East London
Shoreditch and Hackney are full of energy, and full of people working hard: in tech and start-ups, in creative studios, in hospitality, or freelancing across several projects at once. That kind of working life can be exciting, but it can also be precarious and blur the line between work and everything else.
My room in Farringdon is a short trip west, and many people find it useful to have a little distance between their therapy and the place they live and work. Coming somewhere slightly removed from your everyday surroundings can make it easier to step back and reflect.
What brings people to therapy
People from this part of London often get in touch about anxiety, low mood, burnout, self-esteem, relationships and identity, or feeling stuck at a turning point in life. Some describe themselves as neurodivergent, or are wondering whether they might be, and want a psychotherapist who will take their experience seriously rather than trying to fit them into a mould.
I work with adults individually and with couples. My approach is integrative, combining person-centred, psychodynamic and CBT-informed ways of working, and I go at a pace that feels manageable for you. I am a registered member of the BACP.
A quiet room away from the noise
The therapy room is private, calm and comfortable, a contrast to busy streets and open-plan offices. It is a place to slow down and think, without interruptions.
Flexible ways of meeting
If you work irregular hours, travel for work or simply prefer not to cross London every week, we can meet online by secure video. Some people alternate between the two depending on how their week looks.
Before deciding anything, you are welcome to book an initial consultation to ask questions and get a sense of how I work. You can find details about fees and your first session, or get in touch directly.
Also convenient for
Shoreditch · Hoxton · Old Street · Dalston · Hackney Central · London Fields
Questions
Coming from Shoreditch
What is the easiest way to get to Farringdon from Hackney?
Many people take an overground train from Hackney Downs to Liverpool Street and then the Elizabeth line one stop to Farringdon. Buses and the Northern line via Old Street are other options.
Do you offer early morning or evening sessions?
Appointment times vary; get in touch to ask about current availability.
Do you work with neurodivergent adults?
Yes. I work with neurodivergent clients and am happy to adapt how we work, such as session structure, communication and pace, to what suits you.
Is there step-free access?
Please ask when you get in touch and I'll share the access details for the room.