Pascale Palazzo

My client hours are:

Mondays 9.15am-3.45pm

Tuesdays 9.15am-3.45pm

Wednesdays 9.15am-3.45pm

Thursdays 9.15am-3.45pm

Fridays 9.15am-3.45pm

I specialise in EMDR, trauma and eating disorders, as an EMDR therapist, accredited integrative therapist and clinical supervisor.

I have a warm, gentle and authentic approach and offer a safe, collaborative and non-judgmental space where I aim to support your autonomy. I have experience working with a wide range of issues, including trauma, eating disorders, depression, anxiety and other emotional difficulties, low self-confidence, problems in relationships, family issues, abuse, and feelings around intense loss such as bereavement or the ending of a close relationship. My fee for therapy is £65 per 50-minute session.

I am a fully-qualified EMDR therapist (via Standard Accredited EMDR Europe-accredited training). EMDR is an advanced psychotherapy, included in the NICE guidelines and approved by the NHS and the WHO as an effective treatment for processing traumatic memories. These may present as negative emotions, beliefs, body sensations or mental images and can contribute to a variety of mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, or relationship issues for example. As well as being an effective treatment for PTSD, EMDR can be useful if you have endured physical, sexual or emotional abuse, bullying or harassment, neglect, social humiliation, sudden loss or separation, or suffered/witnessed a traumatic event.

In my work with eating disorders, I help people suffering from bulimia, binge eating disorder and anorexia, as well as those presenting with OSFED or atypical presentations (diagnosed and undiagnosed). I also supervise eating disorder therapists. I offer emotional exploration and practical guidance to help you improve your relationship with food and with yourself, improve your body image and self-esteem, and move past your symptoms toward your life aspirations. As a side note, I made a full recovery from bulimia, which seemed impossible to me at the time. 

I integrate various therapeutic approaches and run my therapy practice online using Zoom.

During EMDR therapy, we’ll explore how past difficult experiences affect the mind, what patterns they have created for you and which memories need to be processed. You won’t have to explain what happened to you and discuss every detail, and your emotional safety comes first. We’ll begin to use bilateral stimulation which involves stimulating either side of your brain in an alternating way to process what is stored. This normally involves, but is not limited to eye movements from side to side, similar to rapid eye movement (REM) sleep which happens as we dream.

I work in a person-centred way, so I aim support you in exploring your issues, emotions and beliefs, and help you to gain insight and autonomy so you can work towards managing both present and future challenges independently. I also sometimes weave into my approach elements of gestalt, compassion-focused therapy, and solution-focused therapy, and occasionally, cognitive behavioural therapy. 

I have completed specialised training in the field of eating disorders which I integrate into my approach in this area. These comprise specialist supportive clinical management (SSCM), MANTRA and CBT-E. I also run a disordered eating support service within BIMM Universities whereby students in need can access a block of 6 therapy sessions to support their recovery. I also supervise in the Priory Hospital. 

Being an accredited, as well as registered, member of the BACP shows I have met their additional criteria for a high standard of training, competence and experience. 

I offer a free online consultation lasting up to 20 minutes, so we can meet each other first and discuss what you're looking for support with, see if we are a good fit and if I may be able to help.

The process then begins with an assessment form for you to complete online before attending our first session. 

I'm registered with the following health insurance companies: AXA Health, Aviva, WPA, Cigna Healthcare and Vitality Health. Aetna & Healix are also possibilities.

My client hours are:

Mondays 9.15am-3.45pm

Tuesdays 9.15am-3.45pm

Wednesdays 9.15am-3.45pm

Thursdays 9.15am-3.45pm

Fridays 9.15am-3.45pm

I specialise in EMDR, trauma and eating disorders, as an EMDR therapist, accredited integrative therapist and clinical supervisor.

I have a warm, gentle and authentic approach and offer a safe, collaborative and non-judgmental space where I aim to support your autonomy. I have experience working with a wide range of issues, including trauma, eating disorders, depression, anxiety and other emotional difficulties, low self-confidence, problems in relationships, family issues, abuse, and feelings around intense loss such as bereavement or the ending of a close relationship. My fee for therapy is £65 per 50-minute session.

I am a fully-qualified EMDR therapist (via Standard Accredited EMDR Europe-accredited training). EMDR is an advanced psychotherapy, included in the NICE guidelines and approved by the NHS and the WHO as an effective treatment for processing traumatic memories. These may present as negative emotions, beliefs, body sensations or mental images and can contribute to a variety of mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, or relationship issues for example. As well as being an effective treatment for PTSD, EMDR can be useful if you have endured physical, sexual or emotional abuse, bullying or harassment, neglect, social humiliation, sudden loss or separation, or suffered/witnessed a traumatic event.

In my work with eating disorders, I help people suffering from bulimia, binge eating disorder and anorexia, as well as those presenting with OSFED or atypical presentations (diagnosed and undiagnosed). I also supervise eating disorder therapists. I offer emotional exploration and practical guidance to help you improve your relationship with food and with yourself, improve your body image and self-esteem, and move past your symptoms toward your life aspirations. As a side note, I made a full recovery from bulimia, which seemed impossible to me at the time. 

I integrate various therapeutic approaches and run my therapy practice online using Zoom.

During EMDR therapy, we’ll explore how past difficult experiences affect the mind, what patterns they have created for you and which memories need to be processed. You won’t have to explain what happened to you and discuss every detail, and your emotional safety comes first. We’ll begin to use bilateral stimulation which involves stimulating either side of your brain in an alternating way to process what is stored. This normally involves, but is not limited to eye movements from side to side, similar to rapid eye movement (REM) sleep which happens as we dream.

I work in a person-centred way, so I aim support you in exploring your issues, emotions and beliefs, and help you to gain insight and autonomy so you can work towards managing both present and future challenges independently. I also sometimes weave into my approach elements of gestalt, compassion-focused therapy, and solution-focused therapy, and occasionally, cognitive behavioural therapy.

I have completed specialised training in the field of eating disorders which I integrate into my approach in this area. These comprise specialist supportive clinical management (SSCM), MANTRA and CBT-E. I also run a disordered eating support service within BIMM Universities whereby students in need can access a block of 6 therapy sessions to support their recovery. I also supervise in the Priory Hospital.

Being an accredited, as well as registered, member of the BACP shows I have met their additional criteria for a high standard of training, competence and experience. 

I offer a free online consultation lasting up to 20 minutes, so we can meet each other first and discuss what you're looking for support with, see if we are a good fit and if I may be able to help.

The process then begins with an assessment form for you to complete online before attending our first session. 

I'm registered with the following health insurance companies: AXA Health, Aviva, WPA, Cigna Healthcare and Vitality Health. Aetna & Healix are also possibilities.

My client hours are:

Mondays 9.15am-3.45pm

Tuesdays 9.15am-3.45pm

Wednesdays 9.15am-3.45pm

Thursdays 9.15am-3.45pm

Fridays 9.15am-3.45pm

I specialise in EMDR, trauma and eating disorders, as an EMDR therapist, accredited integrative therapist and clinical supervisor.

I have a warm, gentle and authentic approach and offer a safe, collaborative and non-judgmental space where I aim to support your autonomy. I have experience working with a wide range of issues, including trauma, eating disorders, depression, anxiety and other emotional difficulties, low self-confidence, problems in relationships, family issues, abuse, and feelings around intense loss such as bereavement or the ending of a close relationship. My fee for therapy is £65 per 50-minute session.

I am a fully-qualified EMDR therapist (via Standard Accredited EMDR Europe-accredited training). EMDR is an advanced psychotherapy, included in the NICE guidelines and approved by the NHS and the WHO as an effective treatment for processing traumatic memories. These may present as negative emotions, beliefs, body sensations or mental images and can contribute to a variety of mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, or relationship issues for example. As well as being an effective treatment for PTSD, EMDR can be useful if you have endured physical, sexual or emotional abuse, bullying or harassment, neglect, social humiliation, sudden loss or separation, or suffered/witnessed a traumatic event.

In my work with eating disorders, I help people suffering from bulimia, binge eating disorder and anorexia, as well as those presenting with OSFED or atypical presentations (diagnosed and undiagnosed). I also supervise eating disorder therapists. I offer emotional exploration and practical guidance to help you improve your relationship with food and with yourself, improve your body image and self-esteem, and move past your symptoms toward your life aspirations. As a side note, I made a full recovery from bulimia, which seemed impossible to me at the time. 

I integrate various therapeutic approaches and run my therapy practice online using Zoom.

During EMDR therapy, we’ll explore how past difficult experiences affect the mind, what patterns they have created for you and which memories need to be processed. You won’t have to explain what happened to you and discuss every detail, and your emotional safety comes first. We’ll begin to use bilateral stimulation which involves stimulating either side of your brain in an alternating way to process what is stored. This normally involves, but is not limited to eye movements from side to side, similar to rapid eye movement (REM) sleep which happens as we dream.

I work in a person-centred way, so I aim support you in exploring your issues, emotions and beliefs, and help you to gain insight and autonomy so you can work towards managing both present and future challenges independently. I also sometimes weave into my approach elements of gestalt, compassion-focused therapy, and solution-focused therapy, and occasionally, cognitive behavioural therapy.

I have completed specialised training in the field of eating disorders which I integrate into my approach in this area. These comprise specialist supportive clinical management (SSCM), MANTRA and CBT-E. I also run a disordered eating support service within BIMM Universities whereby students in need can access a block of 6 therapy sessions to support their recovery. I also supervise in the Priory Hospital.

Being an accredited, as well as registered, member of the BACP shows I have met their additional criteria for a high standard of training, competence and experience. 

I offer a free online consultation lasting up to 20 minutes, so we can meet each other first and discuss what you're looking for support with, see if we are a good fit and if I may be able to help.

The process then begins with an assessment form for you to complete online before attending our first session. 

I'm registered with the following health insurance companies: AXA Health, Aviva, WPA, Cigna Healthcare and Vitality Health. Aetna & Healix are also possibilities.

My client hours are:

Mondays 9.15amam-3.45pm

Tuesdays 9.15am-3.45pm

Wednesdays 9.15am-3.45pm

Thursdays 9.15am-3.45pm

Fridays 9.15am-3.45pm

I specialise in EMDR, trauma and eating disorders, as an EMDR therapist, accredited integrative therapist and clinical supervisor.

I have a warm, gentle and authentic approach and offer a safe, collaborative and non-judgmental space where I aim to support your autonomy. I have experience working with a wide range of issues, including trauma, eating disorders, depression, anxiety and other emotional difficulties, low self-confidence, problems in relationships, family issues, abuse, and feelings around intense loss such as bereavement or the ending of a close relationship. My fee for therapy is £65 per 50-minute session.

I am a fully-qualified EMDR therapist (via Standard Accredited EMDR Europe-accredited training). EMDR is an advanced psychotherapy, included in the NICE guidelines and approved by the NHS and the WHO as an effective treatment for processing traumatic memories. These may present as negative emotions, beliefs, body sensations or mental images and can contribute to a variety of mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, or relationship issues for example. As well as being an effective treatment for PTSD, EMDR can be useful if you have endured physical, sexual or emotional abuse, bullying or harassment, neglect, social humiliation, sudden loss or separation, or suffered/witnessed a traumatic event.

In my work with eating disorders, I help people suffering from bulimia, binge eating disorder and anorexia, as well as those presenting with OSFED or atypical presentations (diagnosed and undiagnosed). I also supervise eating disorder therapists. I offer emotional exploration and practical guidance to help you improve your relationship with food and with yourself, improve your body image and self-esteem, and move past your symptoms toward your life aspirations. As a side note, I made a full recovery from bulimia, which seemed impossible to me at the time. 

I integrate various therapeutic approaches and run my therapy practice online using Zoom.

During EMDR therapy, we’ll explore how past difficult experiences affect the mind, what patterns they have created for you and which memories need to be processed. You won’t have to explain what happened to you and discuss every detail, and your emotional safety comes first. We’ll begin to use bilateral stimulation which involves stimulating either side of your brain in an alternating way to process what is stored. This normally involves, but is not limited to eye movements from side to side, similar to rapid eye movement (REM) sleep which happens as we dream.

I work in a person-centred way, so I aim support you in exploring your issues, emotions and beliefs, and help you to gain insight and autonomy so you can work towards managing both present and future challenges independently. I also sometimes weave into my approach elements of gestalt, compassion-focused therapy, and solution-focused therapy, and occasionally, cognitive behavioural therapy.

I have completed specialised training in the field of eating disorders which I integrate into my approach in this area. These comprise specialist supportive clinical management (SSCM), MANTRA and CBT-E. I also run a disordered eating support service within BIMM Universities whereby students in need can access a block of 6 therapy sessions to support their recovery. I also supervise in the Priory Hospital.

Being an accredited, as well as registered, member of the BACP shows I have met their additional criteria for a high standard of training, competence and experience. 

I offer a free online consultation lasting up to 20 minutes, so we can meet each other first and discuss what you're looking for support with, see if we are a good fit and if I may be able to help.

The process then begins with an assessment form for you to complete online before attending our first session. 

I'm registered with the following health insurance companies: AXA Health, Aviva, WPA, Cigna Healthcare and Vitality Health. Aetna & Healix are also possibilities.

My client hours are: 

Mondays 9.15am-3.45pm

Tuesdays 9.15am-3.45pm

Wednesdays 9.15am-3.45pm

Thursdays 9.15am-3.45pm

Fridays 9.15am-3.45pm

I specialise in EMDR, trauma and eating disorders, as an EMDR therapist, accredited integrative therapist and clinical supervisor.

I have a warm, gentle and authentic approach and offer a safe, collaborative and non-judgmental space where I aim to support your autonomy. I have experience working with a wide range of issues, including trauma, eating disorders, depression, anxiety and other emotional difficulties, low self-confidence, problems in relationships, family issues, abuse, and feelings around intense loss such as bereavement or the ending of a close relationship. My fee for therapy is £65 per 50-minute session.

I am a fully-qualified EMDR therapist (via Standard Accredited EMDR Europe-accredited training). EMDR is an advanced psychotherapy, included in the NICE guidelines and approved by the NHS and the WHO as an effective treatment for processing traumatic memories. These may present as negative emotions, beliefs, body sensations or mental images and can contribute to a variety of mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, or relationship issues for example. As well as being an effective treatment for PTSD, EMDR can be useful if you have endured physical, sexual or emotional abuse, bullying or harassment, neglect, social humiliation, sudden loss or separation, or suffered/witnessed a traumatic event.

In my work with eating disorders, I help people suffering from bulimia, binge eating disorder and anorexia, as well as those presenting with OSFED or atypical presentations (diagnosed and undiagnosed). I also supervise eating disorder therapists. I offer emotional exploration and practical guidance to help you improve your relationship with food and with yourself, improve your body image and self-esteem, and move past your symptoms toward your life aspirations. As a side note, I made a full recovery from bulimia, which seemed impossible to me at the time. 

I integrate various therapeutic approaches and run my therapy practice online using Zoom.

During EMDR therapy, we’ll explore how past difficult experiences affect the mind, what patterns they have created for you and which memories need to be processed. You won’t have to explain what happened to you and discuss every detail, and your emotional safety comes first. We’ll begin to use bilateral stimulation which involves stimulating either side of your brain in an alternating way to process what is stored. This normally involves, but is not limited to eye movements from side to side, similar to rapid eye movement (REM) sleep which happens as we dream.

I work in a person-centred way, so I aim support you in exploring your issues, emotions and beliefs, and help you to gain insight and autonomy so you can work towards managing both present and future challenges independently. I also sometimes weave into my approach elements of gestalt, compassion-focused therapy, and solution-focused therapy, and occasionally, cognitive behavioural therapy.

I have completed specialised training in the field of eating disorders which I integrate into my approach in this area. These comprise specialist supportive clinical management (SSCM), MANTRA and CBT-E. I also run a disordered eating support service within BIMM Universities whereby students in need can access a block of 6 therapy sessions to support their recovery. I also supervise in the Priory Hospital.

Being an accredited, as well as registered, member of the BACP shows I have met their additional criteria for a high standard of training, competence and experience. 

I offer a free online consultation lasting up to 20 minutes, so we can meet each other first and discuss what you're looking for support with, see if we are a good fit and if I may be able to help.

The process then begins with an assessment form for you to complete online before attending our first session. 

I'm registered with the following health insurance companies: AXA Health, Aviva, WPA, Cigna Healthcare and Vitality Health. Aetna & Healix are also possibilities.

My client and supervision working hours are:

Mondays 9.15am-3.45pm

Tuesdays 9.15am-3.45pm

Wednesdays 9.15am-3.45pm

Thursdays 9.15am-3.45pm

Fridays 9.15am-3.45pm

Are you looking for supervision in your work with people with eating disorders? My aim as a clinical supervisor is to offer a collaborative, safe space for you to feel able to slow down and reflect on your practice. If you are working with clients with eating disorders, and seeking a focus on self-care and restoration as well as guidance in this specialised area, these are the key elements of my way of working. It is important to me that you feel comfortable enough in our relationship to bring any concerns you have to our sessions. I have a warm approach and offer a safe container for you to feel able to reflect on your work and your relationships with clients and to enhance your confidence, personal development and ethical competency in your practice. 

I run my supervision practice online via Zoom.

I trained as a clinical supervisor with The Awareness Centre in London, where I gained a Diploma (w/distinction) in Clinical Supervision, and my core training was in humanistic integrative counselling. I am also an EMDR therapist. I currently work with clients both in private practice and at BIMM University, ICT Theatre, Screen and Film School and the Northern Ballet School. I currently supervise in both private practice and The Priory Hospital.

In my client work, I integrate the person-centred approach with some elements of gestalt, compassion-focused and solution-focused therapy. I also weave into my approach my training in eating disorders which comprises SSCM, MANTRA, CBT-E and the National Centre for Eating Disorders programme. I can supervise across differing core modalities and the concepts of supervision I am trained in can be used in different settings. 

If you require support in starting up in private practice, I can offer guidance and information for setting up on your own. When working in the field of eating disorders, communication with other health professionals is often needed and together we can explore other factors needing attention; for example, client safety and ethical considerations, legal obligations, online technical requirements, administration, well-being needs, referrals etc.

I am a registered and accredited member of the BACP working under their ethical guidelines, and my supervision practice is supported by my own regular in-depth supervision.

If you are looking for supervision in the area of eating disorders, for me to work with you, you would either need to be currently training in or have completed some training in this specialised area. For example, MANTRA, CBT-E, SSCM or the National Centre for Eating Disorders programme. 

(Do feel free to get in touch if you’ve completed any other relevant training in eating disorders and we can always talk further about this.)

If you would like to discuss starting supervision with me, I offer a free initial consultation lasting up to 20 minutes so we can meet each other first, talk further and see if we could be a good fit. I work online-only via Zoom and my fee for self-funding individuals is £70 per one-hour session. Please contact me for my organisational fee.