Becky Gash

£70.00 for fifty minutes - Finsbury Park.

I am no longer able to accept clients over zoom or take insurance.

Free 20-30 minute initial zoom consultation.

Sessions take place a short walk away from Finsbury Park.

Reaching out to a therapist initially can feel intimidating and overwhelming but can be the first step towards addressing and gaining a fresh perspective on underlying issues. As an existential therapist I work with clients to think deeply about their own experience and what it means and is like to be them. Therapy itself will not guarantee solutions, “make” individuals “better” or always be an enjoyable endeavour but can provide the opportunity to gain clarity around ourselves, our relationships with others and what has happened, is happening and could happen in our lives.  

I have experience delivering therapy in a number of settings including community counselling services and at a charity where I delivered long-term psychotherapy with survivors of sexual abuse and violence. That said, people may come to therapy for a whole host of reasons. Some struggles may be related to recent events whereas some may have grown to be unbearable over time. Others may not be linked to processing a particular event at all but may simply feel confusing and distressing. A therapeutic relationship can provide a safe space to explore more closely our vulnerabilities, choices, avoidances, hopes and possibilities in life which, in turn, can elicit helpful shifts. I will endeavour to support you in sharing your experiences and difficulties in a way and at a pace that feels safe for you.

Prior to training as a psychotherapist I worked as a qualified lawyer in the City. Further, I spent a number of years volunteering at a residential suicide respite centre in North London as well as for national charities providing telephone and online support (Samaritans and Childline).

Qualifications

I am a full clinical member of the UK Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP) and a registered member of the British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy (MBACP) and sit on the executive committee of the Society for Existential Analysis (SEA). 

Completed Training

- Post-graduate Certificate in Existential Psychotherapy: Regent’s University

-MA in Psychotherapy & Counselling: Regent’s University

-Diploma in Relational Mindfulness: Karuna Institute

-LL.B, LPC,GDL: University of Law

-English BA (hons): University of Exeter

Ongoing Training

-Somatic Experiencing Training (completion expected 2025)

I have undertaken significant CPD around working with clients involved or interested in a range of romantic, sexual, erotic, or intimate behaviours and relationships some of which may be understood as kinky. 

£70.00 for fifty minutes - Bethnal Green

I am no longer able to accept clients over zoom or take insurance. 

Free 20-30 minute initial zoom consultation.

Sessions take place a short walk away from Bethnal Green tube station. 

Reaching out to a therapist initially can feel intimidating and overwhelming but can be the first step towards addressing and gaining a fresh perspective on underlying issues. As an existential therapist I work with clients to think deeply about their own experience and what it means and is like to be them. Therapy itself will not guarantee solutions, “make” individuals “better” or always be an enjoyable endeavour but can provide the opportunity to gain clarity around ourselves, our relationships with others and what has happened, is happening and could happen in our lives.  

I have experience delivering therapy in a number of settings including community counselling services and at a charity where I delivered long-term psychotherapy with survivors of sexual abuse and violence. That said, people may come to therapy for a whole host of reasons. Some struggles may be related to recent events whereas some may have grown to be unbearable over time. Others may not be linked to processing a particular event at all but may simply feel confusing and distressing. A therapeutic relationship can provide a safe space to explore more closely our vulnerabilities, choices, avoidances, hopes and possibilities in life which, in turn, can elicit helpful shifts. I will endeavour to support you in sharing your experiences and difficulties in a way and at a pace that feels safe for you.

Prior to training as a psychotherapist I worked as a qualified lawyer in the City. Further, I spent a number of years volunteering at a residential suicide respite centre in North London as well as for national charities providing telephone and online support (Samaritans and Childline).

Qualifications

I am a full clinical member of the UK Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP) and a registered member of the British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy (MBACP) and sit on the executive committee of the Society for Existential Analysis (SEA).

Completed Training

- Post-graduate Certificate in Existential Psychotherapy: Regent’s University

-MA in Psychotherapy & Counselling: Regent’s University

-Diploma in Relational Mindfulness: Karuna Institute

-LL.B, LPC,GDL: University of Law

-English BA (hons): University of Exeter

Ongoing Training

-Somatic Experiencing Training (completion expected 2025)

I have undertaken significant CPD around working with clients involved or interested in a range of romantic, sexual, erotic, or intimate behaviours and relationships some of which may be understood as kinky.