Kate Kingsford

I offer short-term or long-term counselling online, via Zoom, for anyone based in the UK or abroad. Many of my clients are digital nomads or long-term travellers.

My working hours are 8am – 8pm (UK time) on weekdays. Please contact me for current availability.

Your inner world is waiting to be explored. I’ll go with you on the journey, offering support as you come to a deeper understanding of yourself. My aim is to help you overcome your challenges and reconnect to life with joy, authenticity, and courage.

What I bring to the therapeutic relationship depends on you, the client: starting from a place of warmth, non-judgement, and gentle curiosity, we will create an environment that supports you in moving from survival to flourishing.

I came to psychotherapy through an interest in philosophy, meditation, and Eastern contemplative traditions, as well as through my own experience of loss, life changes, and transformations.

In my earlier career as an ethnographer and journalist, I lived in countries as diverse as Yemen, Tanzania, and the Netherlands, and met people from all walks of life. Listening to their stories, understanding different perspectives, and finding the deeper meaning behind the words has been the basis of my work. I bring this open-mindedness and empathy into my therapy practice.

I offer short-term or long-term online therapy, via Zoom.

My working hours are 8am – 8pm on weekdays. Please contact me for current availability.

If you’d like a quick chat before booking an initial appointment, please get in touch and we can arrange a free 20-minute phone or video call to help you decide if I’m the right counsellor for you.

Our first session together will give you the chance to ask any further questions you may have, and to tell me something about yourself and what brings you to therapy. You set the pace, and there’s no commitment; this is an opportunity for me to get to know you, and for you to decide how you feel about working with me.

I offer short-term or long-term counselling in Newcastle upon Tyne and online. I work from therapy rooms in Gosforth, Newcastle upon Tyne, and can also offer walking therapy in Jesmond Dene if you’d rather walk and talk.

My working hours are 8am – 8pm on weekdays. Please contact me for current availability.

Your inner world is waiting to be explored. I’ll go with you on the journey, offering support as you come to a deeper understanding of yourself. My aim is to help you overcome your challenges and reconnect to life with joy, authenticity, and courage.

What I bring to the therapeutic relationship depends on you, the client: starting from a place of warmth, non-judgement, and gentle curiosity, we will create an environment that supports you in moving from survival to flourishing.

In my earlier career as an ethnographer and journalist, I lived in countries as diverse as Yemen, Tanzania, and the Netherlands, and met people from all walks of life. Listening to their stories, understanding different perspectives, and finding the deeper meaning behind the words has been the basis of my work. I bring this open-mindedness and empathy into my therapy practice.

I came to psychotherapy through an interest in existential philosophy, meditation, and Eastern contemplative traditions, as well as through my own experience of loss, life changes, and transformations. 

I’m an integrative relational therapist: that means that my practice is informed by various approaches—including transactional analysis, existential therapy, and the psychodynamic—and that the relationship between client and therapist is central. 

I work with all kinds of issues, and believe that meaningful, authentic conversations can be transformative. I have a particular interest in working with:

• Life transitions and existential issues

When you feel you’ve reached a crossroads, whether it’s a separation or divorce, a change of work, moving to a new place, the changes that come with getting older, or something else. 

• Grief and loss

Loss comes in many forms, from bereavement to the loss of a relationship to childhood abandonment - even the sense that you’ve lost part of yourself. Going through the process of grief is an important part of letting go and moving forward.

• Cross-cultural issues 

Perhaps you’ve moved to a new country, you’re a long-term traveller or digital nomad, or cultural differences are impacting your relationships. Talking it through can help you understand and reconnect. 

If you’d like a quick chat before booking an initial appointment, please get in touch and we can arrange a free 15-minute phone call to help you decide if I’m the right counsellor for you.

Our first session together—whether it’s face-to-face or online—will give you the chance to ask any further questions you may have, and to tell me something about yourself and what brings you to therapy. You set the pace, and there’s no commitment; this is an opportunity for me to get to know you, and for you to decide how you feel about working with me.