Anna Richardson

I have availability for online therapy.

Most of the people who are experiencing mental health difficulties are primarily concerned with the wellbeing of others, and do not have time and space for themselves. 

Starting therapy is an attempt and an opportunity to look at yourself. This may be an unfamiliar experience, and may create some anxiety, but with the guidance of an experienced professional, it could become an exciting journey. 

Please get in touch if you feel ready for it.

I offer a safe and confidential space for my clients to talk about the things they can't talk about with anyone else.

We will meet once a week, for 50 minutes on the day and time we have both agreed. This time each week belongs to my client, and I am available for them and whatever they need to talk about.

If you are interested in starting therapy at my private practice, I will offer you an initial consultation on a day and time we have agreed. It will last 50 minutes and it is £60.

This time format has being proven to be sufficient for us get a feel of how it would be to work together.

I have availability on Tuesdays  and Wednesdays.

I provide a safe, confidential space, where we will identify and work through what is troubling you. We will look into how past events influence your current life and relationships. As you undertake this journey, I will guide and support you, so you will get a better understanding of self, your feelings and, consequently, your life.

In addition to private practice, I work as a Counsellor at Highgate Counselling Centre. Before training as a Counsellor, I had worked as an art curator, and writer, so I understand and encourage creativity when working with my clients.

I hold a diploma of Psychodynamic Counselling and I am a registered member of BACP (British Association of Counsellors and Psychotherapists), bound by its ethical code.. 

 Some focused difficulties are more suitable for short-term therapy, which usually last 12 weeks; other difficulties are more suitable for long-term therapy. We can discuss which option will suit you best at the initial consultation.

In addition to face-to-face practice, I am offering therapy sessions online (Zoom).

 I offer a consultation interview which lasts 50 minutes. The consultation will provide an opportunity for us both to explore your difficulties and decide what is the best way forward and see if we can work together. If we do agree to continue, we will meet once a week for 50 minutes on an agreed day and time.

I have availability on Tuesdays and  Wednesdays.

I provide a safe, confidential space, where we will identify and work through what is troubling you. We will look into how past events influence your current life and relationships. As you undertake this journey, I will guide and support you, so you will get a better understanding of self, your feelings and, consequently, your life.

In addition to private practice, I worked as a Counsellor at Highgate Counselling Centre. Before training as a Counsellor, I had worked as an art curator, and writer, so I understand and encourage creativity when working with my clients.

I hold a diploma of Psychodynamic Counselling/Psychotherapy, and I am a registered member of BACP (British Association of Counsellors and Psychotherapists), bound by its ethical code.

It is difficult to predict how long therapy will last. Some focused difficulties are more suitable for short-term therapy, which usually last 12 weeks; other difficulties are more suitable for long-term therapy. We can discuss which option will suit you best at the initial consultation. 

In addition to my face-to-face practice, I work with clients online (Zoom). 

After an initial conversation on the telephone, I offer a consultation interview which lasts 50 minutes. The consultation will provide an opportunity for us both to explore your difficulties and decide what is the best way forward and see if we can work together. 

If we do agree to continue, we will meet once a week for 50 minutes on an agreed day and time.

At the moment I  have availability on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

Most of the people who are experiencing mental health difficulties are primarily concerned with the wellbeing of others, and do not have time and space for themselves.

Starting therapy is an attempt and an opportunity to look at yourself. This may be an unfamiliar experience, and may create some anxiety, but with the guidance of an experienced professional, it could become an exciting journey.

Please get in touch if you feel ready for it.

I hold a diploma of Psychodynamic Psychotherapy, and I am a registered member of BACP (British Association of Counsellors and Psychotherapists), bound by its ethical code.

In addition to private practice, I worked as a Counsellor at Highgate Counselling Centre. Before training as a Counsellor, I had worked as an art curator, and writer, so I understand and encourage creativity when working with my clients.

It is difficult to predict how long therapy will last. Some focused difficulties are more suitable for short term therapy, which usually last 12 weeks, other difficulties are more suitable for long term therapy. We can discuss which option will suit you best at the initial consultation. 

In addition to my face-to-face practice I work with clients online (Zoom). 

 I offer an initial consultation interview which lasts 50 minutes. The consultation will provide an opportunity, for us both, to explore your difficulties and decide what is the best way forward and to see if we can work together. If we do agree to continue we would meet once a week for 50 minutes on an agreed day and time.