Oksana Georghiou

Please contact me stating your available times/days, and I will try to accommodate you to the best of my ability.

As an Integrative Psychotherapist, I use different approaches to find what best suits your needs. I work holistically attending to your mind, body, feelings and your environment in the context of your past, here and now, and future. I offer my thoughts, feelings, emotions and senses, my experience and skills, and my honesty, kindness, acceptance and support.

I have worked within the specialised NHS services as well as in a local counselling organisation before becoming a Private Practitioner. I am experienced in treating addictions, complex trauma, self-harm, anxiety, depression, borderline personality disorder and body dysmorphia. I help with issues around relationships, bereavement, sexuality, self-acceptance and self-esteem. I also provide ongoing support for individuals with ADHD, autism and bipolar disorder.

I also have been working for several years as an Associated Counsellor with EAP providers such as CareFirst and Lifeworks, and with youth mental health support program HealHub.

I have an MA and Advanced Diploma in Integrative Psychotherapy and Counselling (awarded by The Minster Centre and Middlesex University and accredited by UKCP), an MSc in Psychology (awarded by Middlesex University and accredited by BPS), a Diploma in Integrative Counselling (awarded by The Minster Centre and accredited by BACP), and Level 2 Qualification Certificate in Understanding Autism (awarded and accredited by NCFE CACHE).

I conduct face-to-face and online sessions. In exceptional circumstances, I do home visits.

I charge a reduced fee of £70 for the first session. For the following sessions, I charge £90. I offer a limited number of low-cost sessions to those on a low income and students.

When I work with couples, I charge £150 for a 90-minute session.

I am a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and a graduate member of the British Psychological Society (BPS). I am also a member of the Federation of Alcohol and Drug Practitioners (FDAP). I adhere to the BACP, BPS and FDAP codes of ethics, maintain a non-judgmental stance and have great respect for differences and diversity in culture, religion, ethnicity, nationality, race, class, social status, sexuality, gender, neurodiversity and body differences.

I speak fluently in English and Russian and conduct therapy in either language.

I was trained in: Object Relations and Analytic Tradition; Contemporary Humanistic Practice; Diversity; Gender Diversity and Further Sexuality (LGBTQIA); Body in Psychotherapy; Childhood Sexual Abuse; Time-Limited Therapy; CBT Skills; Attachment; Skills for Trauma; Trauma and Dissociation; Trauma and Attachment; Working Therapeutically with Trauma; Eating Disorders; Domestic Abuse; Death and Bereavement; Transpersonal; Severe Presentations and the Use of Drugs; Psychiatric Assessment; Self-harm and Suicide; Working with Self-harm in Adolescents and Young Adults; Understanding Autism; Drug and Alcohol Addiction; Working with Body Dysmorphic Disorder; The Power of Mindful Self-Compassion; Biological and Cognitive Psychology; Social Psychology and Individual Differences; Developmental Psychology.

The first session with individuals is charged at a reduced rate of £70 payable at booking. At this session, we will explore and outline the problems that brought you to therapy, your goals and potential ways of us working together. 

Please specify your preferred days/times and I will try to accommodate you to the best of my ability. 

As an Integrative Psychotherapist, I use different approaches to find what best suits your needs. I work holistically attending to your mind, body, feelings and your environment in the context of your past, here and now, and future. I offer my thoughts, feelings, emotions and senses, my experience and skills, and my honesty, kindness, acceptance and support.

I have worked within the specialised NHS services as well as in a local counselling organisation before becoming a Private Practitioner. I am experienced in treating addictions, complex trauma, self-harm, anxiety, depression, borderline personality disorder and body dysmorphia. I help with issues around relationships, bereavement, sexuality, self-acceptance and self-esteem. I also provide ongoing support for individuals with ADHD, autism and bipolar disorder.

I also have been working for several years as an Associated Counsellor with EAP providers such as CareFirst and Lifeworks, and with youth mental health support program HealHub.

I have an MA and Advanced Diploma in Integrative Psychotherapy and Counselling (awarded by The Minster Centre and Middlesex University and accredited by UKCP), an MSc in Psychology (awarded by Middlesex University and accredited by BPS), a Diploma in Integrative Counselling (awarded by The Minster Centre and accredited by BACP), and Level 2 Qualification Certificate in Understanding Autism (awarded and accredited by NCFE CACHE).

I conduct face-to-face and online sessions. In exceptional circumstances, I do home visits.

I charge a reduced fee of £70 for the first session. For the following sessions, I charge £90. I offer a limited number of low-cost sessions to those on a low income and students.

When I work with couples, I charge £150 for a 90-minute session.

I am a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and a graduate member of the British Psychological Society (BPS). I am also a member of the Federation of Alcohol and Drug Practitioners (FDAP). I adhere to the BACP, BPS and FDAP codes of ethics, maintain a non-judgmental stance and have great respect for differences and diversity in culture, religion, ethnicity, nationality, race, class, social status, sexuality, gender, neurodiversity and body differences.

I speak fluently in English and Russian and conduct therapy in either language.

I was trained in: Object Relations and Analytic Tradition; Contemporary Humanistic Practice; Diversity; Gender Diversity and Further Sexuality (LGBTQIA); Body in Psychotherapy; Childhood Sexual Abuse; Time-Limited Therapy; CBT Skills; Attachment; Skills for Trauma; Trauma and Dissociation; Trauma and Attachment; Working Therapeutically with Trauma; Eating Disorders; Domestic Abuse; Death and Bereavement; Transpersonal; Severe Presentations and the Use of Drugs; Psychiatric Assessment; Self-harm and Suicide; Working with Self-harm in Adolescents and Young Adults; Understanding Autism; Drug and Alcohol Addiction; Working with Body Dysmorphic Disorder; The Power of Mindful Self-Compassion; Biological and Cognitive Psychology; Social Psychology and Individual Differences; Developmental Psychology.

The first session for individuals is charged at a reduced rate of £70 payable at booking. At this session, we will explore and outline the problems that brought you to therapy, your goals and potential ways of us working together. 

Please contact me stating your preferred times/days, and I will try to accommodate you to the best of my ability.

As an Integrative Psychotherapist, I use different approaches to find what best suits your needs. I work holistically attending to your mind, body, feelings and your environment in the context of your past, here and now, and future. I offer my thoughts, feelings, emotions and senses, my experience and skills, and my honesty, kindness, acceptance and support.

I have worked within the specialised NHS services as well as in a local counselling organisation before becoming a Private Practitioner. I am experienced in treating addictions, complex trauma, self-harm, anxiety, depression, borderline personality disorder and body dysmorphia. I help with issues around relationships, bereavement, sexuality, self-acceptance and self-esteem. I also provide ongoing support for individuals with ADHD, autism and bipolar disorder.

I also have been working for several years as an Associated Counsellor with EAP providers such as CareFirst and Lifeworks, and with youth mental health support program HealHub.

I have an MA and Advanced Diploma in Integrative Psychotherapy and Counselling (awarded by The Minster Centre and Middlesex University and accredited by UKCP), an MSc in Psychology (awarded by Middlesex University and accredited by BPS), a Diploma in Integrative Counselling (awarded by The Minster Centre and accredited by BACP), and Level 2 Qualification Certificate in Understanding Autism (awarded and accredited by NCFE CACHE).

I conduct face-to-face and online sessions. In exceptional circumstances, I do home visits.

I charge a reduced fee of £70 for the first session. For the following sessions, I charge £90. I offer a limited number of low-cost sessions to those on a low income and students.

When I work with couples, I charge £150 for a 90-minute session.

I am a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and a graduate member of the British Psychological Society (BPS). I am also a member of the Federation of Alcohol and Drug Practitioners (FDAP). I adhere to the BACP, BPS and FDAP codes of ethics, maintain a non-judgmental stance and have great respect for differences and diversity in culture, religion, ethnicity, nationality, race, class, social status, sexuality, gender, neurodiversity and body differences.

I speak fluently in English and Russian and conduct therapy in either language.

I was trained in: Object Relations and Analytic Tradition; Contemporary Humanistic Practice; Diversity; Gender Diversity and Further Sexuality (LGBTQIA); Body in Psychotherapy; Childhood Sexual Abuse; Time-Limited Therapy; CBT Skills; Attachment; Skills for Trauma; Trauma and Dissociation; Trauma and Attachment; Working Therapeutically with Trauma; Eating Disorders; Domestic Abuse; Death and Bereavement; Transpersonal; Severe Presentations and the Use of Drugs; Psychiatric Assessment; Self-harm and Suicide; Working with Self-harm in Adolescents and Young Adults; Understanding Autism; Drug and Alcohol Addiction; Working with Body Dysmorphic Disorder; The Power of Mindful Self-Compassion; Biological and Cognitive Psychology; Social Psychology and Individual Differences; Developmental Psychology.

The first session for individuals is charged at a reduced rate of £70 payable at booking. At this session, we will explore and outline the problems that brought you to therapy, your goals and potential ways of us working together. 

Please specify your preferred days/times, and I will try to accommodate you to the best of my ability.

As an Integrative Psychotherapist, I use different approaches to find what best suits your needs. I work holistically attending to your mind, body, feelings and your environment in the context of your past, here and now, and future. I offer my thoughts, feelings, emotions and senses, my experience and skills, and my honesty, kindness, acceptance and support.

I have worked within the specialised NHS services as well as in a local counselling organisation before becoming a Private Practitioner. I am experienced in treating addictions, complex trauma, self-harm, anxiety, depression, borderline personality disorder and body dysmorphia. I help with issues around relationships, bereavement, sexuality, self-acceptance and self-esteem. I also provide ongoing support for individuals with ADHD, autism and bipolar disorder.

I also have been working for several years as an Associated Counsellor with EAP providers such as CareFirst and Lifeworks, and with youth mental health support program HealHub.

I have an MA and Advanced Diploma in Integrative Psychotherapy and Counselling (awarded by The Minster Centre and Middlesex University and accredited by UKCP), an MSc in Psychology (awarded by Middlesex University and accredited by BPS), a Diploma in Integrative Counselling (awarded by The Minster Centre and accredited by BACP), and Level 2 Qualification Certificate in Understanding Autism (awarded and accredited by NCFE CACHE).

I conduct face-to-face and online sessions. In exceptional circumstances, I do home visits.

I charge a reduced fee of £70 for the first session. For the following sessions, I charge £90. I offer a limited number of low-cost sessions to those on a low income and students.

When I work with couples, I charge £150 for a 90-minute session.

I am a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and a graduate member of the British Psychological Society (BPS). I am also a member of the Federation of Alcohol and Drug Practitioners (FDAP). I adhere to the BACP, BPS and FDAP codes of ethics, maintain a non-judgmental stance and have great respect for differences and diversity in culture, religion, ethnicity, nationality, race, class, social status, sexuality, gender, neurodiversity and body differences.

I speak fluently in English and Russian and conduct therapy in either language.

I was trained in: Object Relations and Analytic Tradition; Contemporary Humanistic Practice; Diversity; Gender Diversity and Further Sexuality (LGBTQIA); Body in Psychotherapy; Childhood Sexual Abuse; Time-Limited Therapy; CBT Skills; Attachment; Skills for Trauma; Trauma and Dissociation; Trauma and Attachment; Working Therapeutically with Trauma; Eating Disorders; Domestic Abuse; Death and Bereavement; Transpersonal; Severe Presentations and the Use of Drugs; Psychiatric Assessment; Self-harm and Suicide; Working with Self-harm in Adolescents and Young Adults; Understanding Autism; Drug and Alcohol Addiction; Working with Body Dysmorphic Disorder; The Power of Mindful Self-Compassion; Biological and Cognitive Psychology; Social Psychology and Individual Differences; Developmental Psychology.

At your first session, we will explore and outline the problems that brought you to therapy, your goals and potential ways of us working together.

The first session is charged at a reduced rate of £70 payable at booking. 

Please contact me stating your preferred days/times, and I will try to accommodate you to the best of my ability.

As an Integrative Psychotherapist, I use different approaches to find what best suits your needs. I work holistically attending to your mind, body, feelings and your environment in the context of your past, here and now, and future. I offer my thoughts, feelings, emotions and senses, my experience and skills, and my honesty, kindness, acceptance and support.

I have worked within the specialised NHS services as well as in a local counselling organisation before becoming a Private Practitioner. I am experienced in treating addictions, complex trauma, self-harm, anxiety, depression, borderline personality disorder and body dysmorphia. I help with issues around relationships, bereavement, sexuality, self-acceptance and self-esteem. I also provide ongoing support for individuals with ADHD, autism and bipolar disorder.

I also have been working for several years as an Associated Counsellor with EAP providers such as CareFirst and Lifeworks, and with youth mental health support program HealHub.

I have an MA and Advanced Diploma in Integrative Psychotherapy and Counselling (awarded by The Minster Centre and Middlesex University and accredited by UKCP), an MSc in Psychology (awarded by Middlesex University and accredited by BPS), a Diploma in Integrative Counselling (awarded by The Minster Centre and accredited by BACP), and Level 2 Qualification Certificate in Understanding Autism (awarded and accredited by NCFE CACHE).

I conduct face-to-face and online sessions. In exceptional circumstances, I do home visits.

I charge a reduced fee of £70 for the first session. For the following sessions, I charge £90. I offer a limited number of low-cost sessions to those on a low income and students.

When I work with couples, I charge £150 for a 90-minute session.

I am a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and a graduate member of the British Psychological Society (BPS). I am also a member of the Federation of Alcohol and Drug Practitioners (FDAP). I adhere to the BACP, BPS and FDAP codes of ethics, maintain a non-judgmental stance and have great respect for differences and diversity in culture, religion, ethnicity, nationality, race, class, social status, sexuality, gender, neurodiversity and body differences.

I speak fluently in English and Russian and conduct therapy in either language. 

I was trained in: Object Relations and Analytic Tradition; Contemporary Humanistic Practice; Diversity; Gender Diversity and Further Sexuality (LGBTQIA); Body in Psychotherapy; Childhood Sexual Abuse; Time-Limited Therapy; CBT Skills; Attachment; Skills for Trauma; Trauma and Dissociation; Trauma and Attachment; Working Therapeutically with Trauma; Eating Disorders; Domestic Abuse; Death and Bereavement; Transpersonal; Severe Presentations and the Use of Drugs; Psychiatric Assessment; Self-harm and Suicide; Working with Self-harm in Adolescents and Young Adults; Understanding Autism; Drug and Alcohol Addiction; Working with Body Dysmorphic Disorder; The Power of Mindful Self-Compassion; Biological and Cognitive Psychology; Social Psychology and Individual Differences; Developmental Psychology.

The first session for individuals is charged at a reduced rate of £70 payable at booking. At this session, we will explore and outline the problems that brought you to therapy, your goals and potential ways of us working together. 

Please contact me stating your preferred times/days, and I will try to accommodate you to the best of my ability.

As an Integrative Psychotherapist, I use different approaches to find what best suits your needs. I work holistically attending to your mind, body, feelings and your environment in the context of your past, here and now, and future. I offer my thoughts, feelings, emotions and senses, my experience and skills, and my honesty, kindness, acceptance and support.

I have worked within the specialised NHS services as well as in a local counselling organisation before becoming a Private Practitioner. I am experienced in treating addictions, complex trauma, self-harm, anxiety, depression, borderline personality disorder and body dysmorphia. I help with issues around relationships, bereavement, sexuality, self-acceptance and self-esteem. I also provide ongoing support for individuals with ADHD, autism and bipolar disorder.

I also have been working for several years as an Associated Counsellor with EAP providers such as CareFirst and Lifeworks, and with youth mental health support program HealHub.

I have an MA and Advanced Diploma in Integrative Psychotherapy and Counselling (awarded by The Minster Centre and Middlesex University and accredited by UKCP), an MSc in Psychology (awarded by Middlesex University and accredited by BPS), a Diploma in Integrative Counselling (awarded by The Minster Centre and accredited by BACP), and Level 2 Qualification Certificate in Understanding Autism (awarded and accredited by NCFE CACHE).

I conduct face-to-face and online sessions. In exceptional circumstances, I do home visits.

I charge a reduced fee of £70 for the first session. For the following sessions, I charge £90. I offer a limited number of low-cost sessions to those on a low income and students.

When I work with couples, I charge £150 for a 90-minute session.

I am a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and a graduate member of the British Psychological Society (BPS). I am also a member of the Federation of Alcohol and Drug Practitioners (FDAP). I adhere to the BACP, BPS and FDAP codes of ethics, maintain a non-judgmental stance and have great respect for differences and diversity in culture, religion, ethnicity, nationality, race, class, social status, sexuality, gender, neurodiversity and body differences.

I speak fluently in English and Russian and conduct therapy in either language.

I was trained in: Object Relations and Analytic Tradition; Contemporary Humanistic Practice; Diversity; Gender Diversity and Further Sexuality (LGBTQIA); Body in Psychotherapy; Childhood Sexual Abuse; Time-Limited Therapy; CBT Skills; Attachment; Skills for Trauma; Trauma and Dissociation; Trauma and Attachment; Working Therapeutically with Trauma; Eating Disorders; Domestic Abuse; Death and Bereavement; Transpersonal; Severe Presentations and the Use of Drugs; Psychiatric Assessment; Self-harm and Suicide; Working with Self-harm in Adolescents and Young Adults; Understanding Autism; Drug and Alcohol Addiction; Working with Body Dysmorphic Disorder; The Power of Mindful Self-Compassion; Biological and Cognitive Psychology; Social Psychology and Individual Differences; Developmental Psychology.

The first session for individuals is charged at a reduced rate of £70 payable at booking. At this session, we will explore and outline the problems that brought you to therapy, your goals and potential ways of us working together.