Erica Herrero-Martinez

I am currently accepting new clients.

I am an experienced couple and individual Psychotherapist. I completed my training at Tavistock Relationships, an internationally renowned charity for advanced practice, training and research.

I can help if you find yourself stuck in damaging or repetitive arguments with your partner and help couples better communicate over issues which may be painful, shameful or can cause explosive arguments. I also work with individuals who are struggling in their relationships or in the aftermath of a relationship ending.

My approach is supportive, empathic and open-minded but I also challenge my clients, for example, by exploring damaging behaviours or patterns and highlighting issues which may have been ignored or avoided.

I have a particular interest in cross-cultural relationships, and have experience working with couples and individuals struggling with issues such as emotional and physical intimacy, anxiety, depression, trauma, infidelity, parenting, infertility, ill-health and retirement.

I practice in both English and Spanish.

I work both online and face-to-face at my offices in South West London (SW4 and SW11) and East London (E1).

I am conscious that starting therapy can feel like a daunting or unsettling prospect which is why I normally suggest a settling in period of a few sessions. Therapy is a collaborative process, so these sessions are useful to establish if we are able to work well together.

Currently accepting new clients.

I am an experienced couple and individual Psychotherapist. I completed my training at Tavistock Relationships, an internationally renowned charity for advanced practice, training and research.

I can help if you find yourself stuck in damaging or repetitive arguments with your partner and help couples better communicate over issues which may be painful, shameful or can cause explosive arguments. I also work with individuals who are struggling in their relationships or in the aftermath of a relationship ending.

My approach is supportive, empathic and open-minded but I also challenge my clients, for example, by exploring damaging behaviours or patterns and highlighting issues which may have been ignored or avoided.

I have a particular interest in cross-cultural relationships, and have experience working with couples and individuals struggling with issues such as emotional and physical intimacy, anxiety, depression, trauma, infidelity, parenting, infertility, ill-health and retirement.

I practice in both English and Spanish.

I work both online and face-to-face at my offices in East London.

I am conscious that starting therapy can feel like a daunting or unsettling prospect which is why I normally suggest a settling in period of a few sessions. Therapy is a collaborative process, so these sessions are useful to establish if we are able to work well together.

I am currently accepting new clients.

I am an experienced couple and individual Psychotherapist. I completed my training at Tavistock Relationships, an internationally renowned charity for advanced practice, training and research.

I can help if you find yourself stuck in damaging or repetitive arguments with your partner and help couples better communicate over issues which may be painful, shameful or can cause explosive arguments. I also work with individuals who are struggling in their relationships or in the aftermath of a relationship ending.

My approach is supportive, empathic and open-minded but I also challenge my clients, for example, by exploring damaging behaviours or patterns and highlighting issues which may have been ignored or avoided.

I have a particular interest in cross-cultural relationships, and have experience working with couples and individuals struggling with issues such as emotional and physical intimacy, anxiety, depression, trauma, infidelity, parenting, infertility, ill-health and retirement.

I practice in both English and Spanish.

I work both online and face-to-face at my offices in South West London (SW4 and SW11) and East London (E1).

I am conscious that starting therapy can feel like a daunting or unsettling prospect which is why I normally suggest a settling in period of a few sessions. Therapy is a collaborative process, so these sessions are useful to establish if we are able to work well together.