Kathy Gale

I currently have availability for individuals and couples.

I am a warm and thoughtful psychotherapist, counsellor and executive coach with over 20 years' experience. 

With my colleague, Harriet Spicer, I founded and directed the executive coaching organisation, Working Edge, and, following my earlier career in book publishing, where I was Editorial Director of Pan Macmillan, Marketing Director of Simon & Schuster and Joint Managing Director of The Women's Press, I founded Gale & Co, which provides coaching for authors.

I work in all areas of psychotherapy and counselling, and my specialties include relationships, couples counselling, work and career, writing and creativity, conflict and anger management, sexuality and sexual identity, childhood sexual abuse, metaphor and dreams. I work with couples, individuals and groups.

Psychotherapy and counselling can support people in crisis, and give us an opportunity to examine our lives and consider changes we might like to make. Even at the most challenging times, we can maintain or recover our sense of aliveness, satisfaction and joy, and become more self-aware, developing richer, more fulfilling relationships. With a supportive psychotherapist or counsellor, couples can find ways through the difficulties of loving relationships, or be supported to separate amicably and constructively.

I currently have availability for new clients.

I am a warm and thoughtful psychotherapist, counsellor and executive coach. I am also Founder Director of Gale & Co: Professional Coaching for Authors, which has helped many writers to become successful published authors. My specialties are: relationships; work and career; self-esteem; writing and creativity; anxiety and stress; conflict and anger management; illness; bereavement, loss and grief; couples counselling; sexuality and sexual identity; LGBTQI+; disability; childhood sexual abuse; metaphor and dreams. I work with couples, individuals and groups.

Psychotherapy and counselling can support people in crisis; and give us all an opportunity to look at our lives and consider changes we might like to make. Even at the most challenging times, we can maintain or recover our sense of aliveness, satisfaction and joy; and become more self-aware, developing richer, more fulfilling relationships. With a supportive psychotherapist or counsellor, couples can find ways through the difficulties of loving relationships, or be supported to separate amicably and constructively.

I began my career in book publishing, where I was Editorial Director of Pan Macmillan, Marketing Director of Simon & Schuster and Joint Managing Director of The Women's Press. In addition to founding Gale & Co to continue my work with writers and I co-founded the executive coaching organisation, Working Edge.