Kate Le Versha

Sessions are available Tuesdays and Thursdays, in-person in Farringdon, The City and Marylebone in central London, or remotely with online or phone appointments. 

Some limited in-person sessions are currently available at 85 Wimpole Street.

Please email me at info@leversha.com to arrange a free 10-20 minute introductory call.

I'm a qualified psychodynamic therapist which means I am able to offer you an open space to explore whatever might be on your mind. An opportunity to find hope, and transform the way you might understand yourself, others and our world.

The approach is informed by psychoanalytic theory and practice, which means we can think about:

• How past experiences have an impact on your present.
• Relationship dynamics – how you interact with and see yourself, others and the world around you.
• Unconscious processes – from your dreams at day time and night, to all thoughts, feelings and experiences, giving greater insight into your mind and choice in your life.

About Kate Le Versha MBACP (Accred), MSt (Oxon), MA (Cantab)

I'm a qualified psychodynamic counsellor and therapist, holding a Master’s in Psychodynamic Practice from the University of Oxford, a rigorous four-year training programme. I am accredited and registered with BACP and a member of the International Association for Relational Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy. 

Alongside working in private practice, I am a Psychotherapist in the NHS, and a therapist for London Contemporary Dance School.

I have worked for a number of years as a psychotherapist in the NHS, and for charities in London, with clients from diverse cultural backgrounds. I aim to offer an inclusive and safe space for all, and have worked with a range of different issues, including anxiety and depression, trauma and abuse, bereavement and loss, suicidal thoughts and feelings, alcohol and drug use, self-esteem and confidence, relationship issues and important life transitions.

I worked in the Arts before undertaking clinical training. I’m passionate about creativity, and exploring how the arts and psychodynamic therapy might inform one another.

Psychotherapy or Counselling

Psychotherapy is an opportunity to explore in great depth, and over a longer period of time together. We work in an open-ended way, meaning we come to a joint decision about when it would be best to end, as part of your therapy.

With counselling, we can focus on a particular concern and decide together how many sessions would be most suitable to explore this.

With both psychotherapy and counselling, we would jointly agree on what would be the best focus for our work together. This might change over time.

Sessions last 50 minutes, and are at a dedicated time each week, which is held only for you. 

In-person or remote therapy

In-person sessions take place in a quiet and private therapy room in Farringdon and The City, or in Wimpole Street, Marylebone. Both are in buildings dedicated to talking therapies. This offers you a confidential space to come to each week.

Remote therapy can take place online with video sessions using Zoom, or over the phone. Remote therapy offers convenience and greater access to therapy. You must ensure you have a secure and private space.

Free introductory call

Getting started in therapy can be a daunting experience. Get in touch to arrange a free 10-20 minute phone call with me, so I can start to understand what you might need, and you can ask me any questions you might have.

Send me an email at info@leversha.com to arrange a time for a call. 

Initial consultation

If we both feel that working together would be helpful for you to explore, we would arrange a time for an initial consultation.

This is one, or more, 50-minute sessions, where you have the opportunity to see what it would be like to work with me, and I can begin to understand what brings you to therapy, and what our focus might be.

There is no obligation to continue in therapy after the consultation. Some like to book a consultation as a stand-alone piece of work.

If you would like to continue together in therapy, we would agree on how it would work best, and I will share a Therapy Agreement with you in order to start the work.

Remote therapy is available on Tuesdays and Thursdays with online therapy video sessions using Zoom, or phone therapy sessions.

In-person sessions take place in central London, in Marylebone, or Farringdon & The City. 

Please email me info@leversha.com to book a free 10-20 minute introductory phone session, or visit my website www.leversha.com 

I am an accredited psychodynamic therapist which means I am able to offer you an open and confidential space to explore whatever might be on your mind. An opportunity to find hope, and transform the way you might understand yourself, others and our world.

The approach is informed by psychoanalytic theory and practice, which means we can think about:

• How past experiences have an impact on your present.
• Relationship dynamics – how you interact with and see yourself, others and the world around you.
• Unconscious processes – from your dreams at day time and night, to all thoughts, feelings and experiences, giving greater insight into your mind and choice in your life.

About Kate Le Versha MBACP (Accred), MSt (Oxon), MA (Cantab)

I'm a qualified therapist, holding a Master’s in Psychodynamic Practice from the University of Oxford, a rigorous four-year training programme. I am accredited and registered with the BACP. 

Alongside working in private practice, I am a Psychotherapist in the NHS, and a therapist for London Contemporary Dance School.

I have worked for a number of years as a psychotherapist in the NHS, and for charities in London, with clients from diverse cultural backgrounds. I aim to offer an inclusive and safe space for all, and have worked with a range of different issues, including anxiety and depression, trauma and abuse, bereavement and loss, suicidal thoughts and feelings, alcohol and drug use, self-esteem and confidence, relationship issues and important life transitions.

I worked in the Arts before undertaking clinical training. I’m passionate about creativity, and exploring how the arts and psychodynamic therapy might inform one another.

Psychotherapy or Counselling

Psychotherapy is an opportunity to explore in great depth, and over a longer period of time together. We work in an open-ended way, meaning we come to a joint decision about when it would be best to end, as part of your therapy. I recommended a minimum of a year in psychotherapy.

With counselling, we can focus on a particular concern and decide together how many sessions would be most suitable to explore this.

With both psychotherapy and counselling, we would jointly agree on what would be the best focus for our work together. This might change over time.

Sessions are at a dedicated time each week, lasting 50 minutes.

Online therapy or in-person

Remote therapy can take place online with video sessions using Zoom, or over the phone. Remote therapy offers convenience and greater access to therapy. You must ensure you have a secure and private space.

In-person sessions take place in a quiet and private therapy room in Farringdon and The City, or in Wimpole Street, Marylebone. Both are in buildings dedicated to talking therapies. This offers you a confidential space to come to each week.

Free introductory call

Getting started in therapy can be a daunting experience. Get in touch to arrange a free 10-20 minute phone call with me, so I can start to understand what you might need, and you can ask me any questions you might have.

Send me an email at info@leversha.com to arrange a time for a call. 

Initial consultation

If we both feel that working together would be helpful for you to explore, we would arrange a time for an initial consultation.

This is one, or more, 50-minute sessions, where you have the opportunity to see what it would be like to work with me, and I can begin to understand what brings you to therapy, and what our focus might be.

There is no obligation to continue in therapy after the consultation. Some like to book a consultation as a stand-alone piece of work.

If you would like to continue together in therapy, we would agree on how it would work best, and I will share a Therapy Agreement with you in order to start the work.

Remote therapy sessions are available online, or over the phone, on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

In-person sessions take place in central London close to Farringdon station, accessible from St Albans via the Thameslink.

Please email to arrange an introductory call info@leversha.com, or visit my website www.leversha.com

Whether you’re at a crisis point, a crossroads, or curious, as a qualified psychodynamic therapist I can help create the space for you to make sense of difficult experiences, thoughts and feelings. An opportunity to find hope, and to transform the way you might understand yourself, others and our world.

My approach is informed by psychoanalytic theory and practice, which means we can think about:

• How past experiences have an impact on your present.
• Relationship dynamics – how you interact with and see yourself, others and the world around you.
• Unconscious processes – from your dreams at day time and night, to all thoughts, feelings and experiences, giving greater insight into your mind and choice in your life.

About Kate Le Versha MBACP (Accred), MSt (Oxon), MA (Cantab)

I’m a qualified psychodynamic therapist, holding a Master’s in Psychodynamic Practice from the University of Oxford, a rigorous four-year training programme. I am accredited and registered with the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy, and a member of the International Association for Relational Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy. 

Alongside working in private practice, I am a Psychotherapist in the NHS and a therapist for London Contemporary Dance School.

I have worked for a number of years as a psychotherapist in the NHS, and for charities in London, with clients from diverse cultural backgrounds. I aim to offer an inclusive and safe space for all, and have worked with a range of different issues, including anxiety and depression, trauma and abuse, bereavement and loss, suicidal thoughts and feelings, alcohol and drug use, self-esteem and confidence, relationship issues and important life transitions.

I worked in the Arts before undertaking clinical training. I’m passionate about creativity, and exploring how the arts and psychodynamic therapy might inform one another.

Psychotherapy or Counselling 

Psychotherapy is an opportunity to explore in great depth, and over a longer period of time together. We work in an open-ended way, meaning we come to a joint decision about when it would be best to end, as part of your therapy.

With counselling, we can focus on a particular concern and decide together how many sessions would be most suitable to explore this.

With both psychotherapy and counselling, we would jointly agree on what would be the best focus for our work together. This might change over time.

Sessions last 50 minutes, and are at a dedicated time each week, which is held only for you. 

Online therapy or in-person

Remote therapy can take place online with video sessions using Zoom, or over the phone. Remote therapy offers convenience and greater access to therapy. You must ensure you have a secure and private space.

In-person sessions take place in a quiet and private therapy room in Farringdon and The City, or in Wimpole Street, Marylebone. Both are in buildings dedicated to talking therapies. This offers you a confidential space to come to each week.

Free introductory call

Getting started in therapy can be a daunting experience. Get in touch to arrange a free 10-20 minute phone call with me, so I can start to understand what you might need, and you can ask me any questions you might have.

Send me an email info@leversha.com to arrange a time for a call. 

Initial Consultation

If we both feel that working together would be helpful for you to explore, we would arrange a time for an initial consultation.

This is one, or more, 50-minute sessions, where you have the opportunity to see what it would be like to work with me, and I can begin to understand what brings you to therapy, and what our focus might be.

There is no obligation to continue in therapy after the consultation. Some like to book a consultation as a stand-alone piece of work.

If you would like to continue together in therapy, we would agree on how it would work best, and I will share a Therapy Agreement with you in order to start the work.

In-person sessions are available in central London in Farringdon, the City and Marylebone, and remote therapy sessions are available online and over the phone, on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Please email me at info@leversha.com to arrange a free 10-20 minute introductory call.

Psychotherapy in Farringdon & The City in central London.

I am a qualified psychodynamic therapist, which means I'm able to offer you an open space to explore whatever might be on your mind. Whether you’re at a crisis point, a crossroads, or curious, I can help create the space for you to make sense of difficult experiences, thoughts and feelings. An opportunity to find hope, and transform the way you might understand yourself, others and our world.

My approach is informed by psychoanalytic theory and practice, which means we can think about:

• How past experiences have an impact on your present.
• Relationship dynamics – how you interact with and see yourself, others and the world around you.
• Unconscious processes – from your dreams at day time and night, to all thoughts, feelings and experiences, giving greater insight into your mind and choice in your life.

About Kate Le Versha MBACP (Accred), MSt (Oxon), MA (Cantab)

I'm a qualified psychodynamic therapist, holding a Master’s in Psychodynamic Practice from the University of Oxford, a rigorous four-year training programme. I am accredited and registered with the BACP and a member of the International Association for Relational Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy.

Alongside working in private practice, I am a Psychotherapist in the NHS and a therapist for London Contemporary Dance School.

I have worked for a number of years as a psychotherapist in the NHS, and for charities in London, with clients from diverse cultural backgrounds. I aim to offer an inclusive and safe space for all, and have worked with a range of different issues, including anxiety and depression, trauma and abuse, bereavement and loss, suicidal thoughts and feelings, alcohol and drug use, self-esteem and confidence, relationship issues and important life transitions.

I worked in the Arts before undertaking clinical training. As a result, I’m passionate about creativity, and exploring how the arts and psychodynamic therapy might inform one another.

Psychotherapy or Counselling

Psychotherapy is an opportunity to explore in great depth, and over a longer period of time together. We work in an open-ended way, meaning we come to a joint decision about when it would be best to end, as part of your therapy.

With counselling, we can focus on a particular concern and decide together how many sessions would be most suitable to explore this.

With both psychotherapy and counselling, we would jointly agree on what would be the best focus for our work together. This might change over time.

Sessions last 50 minutes, at a dedicated time each week, which is held only for you.

In-person or remote therapy

In-person sessions take place in a quiet and private therapy room in Farringdon and The City, or in Wimpole Street, Marylebone. Both are in buildings dedicated to talking therapies. This offers you a confidential space to come to each week.

Remote therapy can take place online with video sessions using Zoom, or over the phone. Remote therapy offers convenience and greater access to therapy. You must ensure you have a secure and private space.

Free Introductory call

Getting started in therapy can be a daunting experience. Get in touch to arrange a free 10-20 minute phone call with me, so I can start to understand what you might need, and you can ask me any questions you might have.

Send me an email at info@leversha.com to arrange a time for a call.

Initial consultation

If we both feel that working together would be helpful to explore, we would arrange a time for an initial consultation.

This is one, or more, 50-minute sessions, where you have the opportunity to see what it would be like to work with me, and I can begin to understand what brings you to therapy, and what our focus might be.

There is no obligation to continue in therapy after the consultation. Some like to book a consultation as a stand-alone piece of work.

If you would like to continue together in therapy, we would agree on how it would work best, and I will share a Therapy Agreement with you in order to start the work.

Remote therapy sessions are currently available on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

In-person therapy sessions take place in central London, in Farringdon & The City, or Marylebone, and remote therapy sessions are online via video with Zoom, or over the phone.

Please email me at info@leversha.com to arrange a free 10-20 minute introductory call.

I am a qualified and accredited psychodynamic therapist, which means I am able to offer you an open, confidential space to explore whatever might be on your mind. An opportunity to find hope, make sense of difficult experiences, thoughts and feelings, and transform the way you might understand yourself, others and our world. 

My approach is informed by psychoanalytic theory and practice, which means we can think about:

• How past experiences have an impact on your present.
• Relationship dynamics – how you interact with and see yourself, others and the world around you.
• Unconscious processes – from your dreams at day time and night, to all thoughts, feelings and experiences, giving greater insight into your mind and choice in your life.

About Kate Le Versha MBACP (Accred), MSt (Oxon), MA (Cantab)

I'm a qualified therapist, holding a Master’s in Psychodynamic Practice from the University of Oxford, a rigorous four-year training programme. I am accredited and registered with the BACP.

Alongside working in private practice, I am a Psychotherapist in the NHS and a therapist for London Contemporary Dance School.

I have worked for a number of years as a psychotherapist in the NHS, and for charities in London, with clients from diverse cultural backgrounds. I aim to offer an inclusive and safe space for all, and have worked with a range of different issues, including anxiety and depression, trauma and abuse, bereavement and loss, suicidal thoughts and feelings, alcohol and drug use, self-esteem and confidence, relationship issues and important life transitions.

I worked in the Arts before undertaking clinical training. I’m passionate about creativity, and exploring how the arts and psychodynamic therapy might inform one another.

Psychotherapy or Counselling

Psychotherapy is an opportunity to explore in great depth, and over a longer period of time together. We work in an open-ended way, meaning we come to a joint decision about when it would be best to end, as part of your therapy. I recommended a minimum of a year in psychotherapy.

With counselling, we can focus on a particular concern and decide together how many sessions would be most suitable to explore this.

With both psychotherapy and counselling, we would jointly agree on what would be the best focus for our work together. This might change over time.

Sessions are at a dedicated time each week, lasting 50 minutes.

In-person or remote therapy

Remote therapy can take place online with video sessions using Zoom, or over the phone. Remote therapy offers convenience and greater access to therapy. You must ensure you have a secure and private space.

In-person sessions take place in a quiet and private therapy room in Farringdon and The City, or in Wimpole Street, Marylebone. Both are in buildings dedicated to talking therapies. This offers you a confidential space to come to each week.

Free introductory call

Getting started in therapy can be a daunting experience. Get in touch to arrange a free 10-20 minute phone call with me, so I can start to understand what you might need, and you can ask me any questions you might have.

Send me an email at info@leversha.com to arrange a time for a call. 

Initial consultation

If we both feel that working together would be helpful for you to explore, we would arrange a time for an initial consultation.

This is one, or more, 50-minute sessions, where you have the opportunity to see what it would be like to work with me, and I can begin to understand what brings you to therapy, and what our focus might be.

There is no obligation to continue in therapy after the consultation. Some like to book a consultation as a stand-alone piece of work.

If you would like to continue together in therapy, we would agree on how it would work best, and I will share a Therapy Agreement with you in order to start the work.

Remote therapy sessions are available online, and over the phone Tuesdays and Thursdays.

In-person sessions are available in The City in central London, close to City Thameslink and Farringdon stations, and in Marylebone.

Email me info@leversha.com to arrange a free 10-20 minute introductory phone call, or visit my website www.leversha.com

Whether you’re at a crisis point, a crossroads, or curious, as a qualified psychodynamic therapist I can help create the space for you to make sense of difficult experiences, thoughts and feelings. An opportunity to find hope, and to transform the way you might understand yourself, others and our world.

My approach is informed by psychoanalytic theory and practice, which means we can think about:

• How past experiences have an impact on your present.
• Relationship dynamics – how you interact with and see yourself, others and the world around you.
• Unconscious processes – from your dreams at day time and night, to all thoughts, feelings and experiences, giving greater insight into your mind and choice in your life.

About Kate Le Versha MBACP (Accred), MSt (Oxon), MA (Cantab)

I’m a qualified psychodynamic therapist, holding a Master’s in Psychodynamic Practice from the University of Oxford, a rigorous four-year training programme. I am accredited and registered with the BACP.

Alongside working in private practice, I am a Psychotherapist in the NHS and a therapist for London Contemporary Dance School.

I have worked for a number of years as a psychotherapist in the NHS, and for charities in London, with clients from diverse cultural backgrounds. I aim to offer an inclusive and safe space for all, and have worked with a range of different issues, including anxiety and depression, trauma and abuse, bereavement and loss, suicidal thoughts and feelings, alcohol and drug use, self-esteem and confidence, relationship issues and important life transitions.

I worked in the Arts before undertaking clinical training. I’m passionate about creativity, and exploring how the arts and psychodynamic therapy might inform one another.

Psychotherapy or Counselling?

Psychotherapy is an opportunity to explore in great depth, and over a longer period of time together. We work in an open-ended way, meaning we come to a joint decision about when it would be best to end, as part of your therapy.

With counselling, we can focus on a particular concern and decide together how many sessions would be most suitable to explore this.

With both psychotherapy and counselling, we would jointly agree on what would be the best focus for our work together. This might change over time.

Sessions last 50 minutes, and are at a dedicated time each week, which is held only for you. 

Online therapy or in-person?

Remote therapy can take place online with video sessions using Zoom, or over the phone. Remote therapy offers convenience and greater access to therapy. You must ensure you have a secure and private space.

In-person sessions take place in a quiet and private therapy room in Farringdon and The City, or in Wimpole Street, Marylebone. Both are in buildings dedicated to talking therapies. This offers you a confidential space to come to each week. 

Free introductory call

Getting started in therapy can be a daunting experience. Get in touch to arrange a free 10-20 minute phone call with me, so I can start to understand what you might need, and you can ask me any questions you might have.

Send me an email info@leversha.com to arrange a time for a call.

Initial consultation

If we both feel that working together would be helpful for you to explore, we would arrange a time for an initial consultation.

This is one, or more, 50-minute sessions, where you have the opportunity to see what it would be like to work with me, and I can begin to understand what brings you to therapy, and what our focus might be.

There is no obligation to continue in therapy after the consultation. Some like to book a consultation as a stand-alone piece of work.

If you would like to continue together in therapy, we would agree on how it would work best, and I will share a Therapy Agreement with you in order to start the work.