Rohan Kenworthy

At present my availability is Monday to Friday 5 pm - 8 pm.

I hold a postgraduate diploma in Psychosynthesis Psychology from The Institute of Psychosynthesis in affiliation with Middlesex University, making me a qualified Counsellor. I am fully insured and currently run a private practice in North London.

My journey into Psychotherapy and Counselling was inspired by my background in the performing arts, which led me to various teaching and pastoral roles in the field of Education. After personally experiencing the transformative power of counselling in my twenties, I felt a deep calling to pursue training in this field.

Whether in-person or online, I offer a safe and nurturing space where you can receive focused support for the challenges you may be facing. Through our work together, you have the opportunity to establish profound connections with others, the world around you, and, most importantly, yourself. This journey ultimately leads to a place where you can experience true empowerment.

I work with adult individuals of all races, cultures, religious backgrounds, and sexual orientations (LGBTQ+ inclusive) in a secure and confidential space. My primary focus is to create a safe and supportive relationship with you. From there, we can embark on the journey of exploring and addressing the matters that hold significance to you.

During the first consultation, you will gain a sense of how we might work together. Once we have introduced ourselves I will offer you the opportunity to tell me something about what's brought you to therapy at this time and what you are hoping for from attending. You will then have the opportunity to find out something about me and the way that I work.

​If we decide to work together we will also agree on a regular structured time, which will become your regular weekly hour until our work ends. We also discuss confidentiality. I have a short agreement form, which we will fill in if you decide to proceed with sessions. But sometimes a client may want to go away after the first session and think about what they want to do and that's absolutely fine.