About

Areas of special interest that I worked in last ten years

Existential crisis - those seeking to want change and meaning in life. To find clarity and direction and gain a more fulfilling existence. I have personally travelled, lived and worked abroad and participated in varied cultures and social environments. The studies of Jung and his life can be very useful in working through meaning of life questions.

Adult ADHD in particular those who have had late diagnosis in life. I have spent my whole life advocating in this field due to family line of neurodivergent minds.I am very proud of the work I have done with clients in helping them shed years of negative life script narratives, feelings of failure, fatigue and burn out.

Chronic long term health/disabilities| coping with living loss, others attitudes and ignorance that can get you down.I enjoy helping people feel great again and less downtrodden from others and society, to also come to terms with constant health changes ups and downs. Its really tough the rollercoaster of health.

ACOA (Adults who were children of alcoholics growing up).
LGBTQ plus

A bit about me and my approach

Hi I am Pauls, I work embodied in integrative humanistic relational approach to therapy UKCP/HIPC/Welsh Psychotherapy Institute.

This is a varied talking and somatic sensation aware style;
mind-body neuroscience processes. It offers a range of communication rhythms. From active curious open minded talking, debating, processing thoughts, emotions and felt senses in our body and how as human beings our whole self interconnects in the way we think, feel, behave and get affected. It also provides a space too for the reflective quiet moments that you may need for when silence, contemplative time can help you find clarity. A tailored style to your needs.

My original working life prior to working in therapy full time, included consulting for companies; employees and executives in values and beliefs systems within organizations. I have spent many years in educating others of the emotional and therapeutic benefit of creativity. That as individuals in accessing and exploring our creativity we can provide a conduit for inner growth and find meaning in life. 

I have mentored clients to tap inside themselves to find their creativity & discover other ways to express self in art and movement. This has included doing workshops with MIND North London clients and seminars with Creative Future on handling rejection and building resilience. I have also curated art exhibitions that have a psychological element;examinations of what it is to be human and the emotional landscape of life as well as hosting talks on the science of art and health.

My well-being and health training initially started in the body, looking at somatic responses to stress, I studied physiology, massage and use of essential oils.

I am informed of the latest and continuing developments on neuroscience and how the effects of the human psyche (mind-body) are interconnected.

Each client is unique and even though as human beings we may experience similar  symptoms, feelings and thoughts, we all have our own lived experience, views and interactions in the world. This affects us in a unique way in how we relate, react and get affected by events in our life and how we relate to others.

I work in a bespoke way and collaborative dialogic way with clients. I will build a therapeutic plan with you, so we can focus on any particular goals or needs that you have, and any immediate concerns in addition to what else comes up for you each week in our sessions.

Psychotherapy Education

As per the ethical approach of the UKCP/HIPC/WPI model, I have undergone myself weekly therapeutic analysis for over 7 years alongside my training. This ensures I practice ethically, free of bias in a non-judgemental way. I have studied psychodynamic and integrative humanistic models.


I originally trained in the traditional Psychodynamic style of counselling and Psychotherapy for three years.  I then expanded my use of Psychotherapeutic techniques in doing a Masters level advanced diploma in  Integrative Humanistic Relational models of Psychotherapy. This qualification includes extensive practice in working with stress & trauma and the effects on body as well as mind. This includes latest research in Polyvagal theory, Neuropsychology Physiology and best practice methods. This ensures a safe stable release system and working on an integrative mind-body way to process stress and trauma.

I have completed 7 years of theoretical and clinical training. I am in post completion of additional studies in Integrative Humanistic with UKCP as a trainee Psychotherapist. I continue to uphold the professional demands of keeping informed of latest theories and styles by doing CPD.

Quick Snapshot of my work bio

Value systems

I have worked with entrepreneurs and businesses in understanding values, beliefs and identity as individuals working together and how to come together, Communicating from a place of authenticity.

Mentoring and coaching

Working with individuals, artists people with disabilities and young adults making their first foray into adult world

Art wellbeing and therapeutic benefits

Mind North London, creative future, art collective are just some of the places I have utilised the benefits of art and talking emotions through. I have delivered workshops and talks on resilience, coping with feelings of rejection and the science of art and health.

Psychodynamic counselling and therapy

I originally started my formal training in the early founders of therapy such as Freud, Klein, Jung and Bowlby (attachment theory) up to the 1950s theories and clinical work.

Integrative Humanistic and Relational Psychotherapy

I have recently been undertaking a masters level adv.dip with Welsh Psychotherapy Institute. This covers theories from 1950 onwards and includes current research on neuroscience and trauma. It offers a more dialogic relating style to working with clients and brings together somatic awareness and mind. It is a UKCP and HIPC accreditation.