Tony Wilkinson

I currently work in-person and online in London Bridge on Mondays and in Ealing (near Northfields Tube) on Wednesdays - please contact me to enquire about other possible availability.

I originally trained and worked as an actor in the 1980’s. 

Over the last 22+ years my life started to take a different turn and I began to work delivering sef-development and leadership workshops/retreats with The ManKind Project and Shadow Work - those experiences have then evolved into working one-to-one with individual clients in a therapeutic setting.

As an Integrative Transpersonal Counsellor I draw together many different approaches whilst offering therapy with soul - looking beyond the immediate problem, or symptom to work in ways that honour each client's deeper journey.

Therapy will mean different things to different people based on their life-experience and what they begin to discover from the relationship that forms (over time) with their therapist.

Undoubtedly there will be differences between us and I aim to be inclusively open and curious to considering the many intersectional aspects of identity which impact our experiences of life and each other - including but not limited to gender, race, class, and body.

For me therapy has meant a chance to revisit old stories and beliefs whilst gaining fresh insights and understandings which have enabled me to slowly change my relationship to myself - this in turn has gradually changed the world around me and all of my relationships within it.

I work with clients both in-person and on-line.

How long does therapy take?

Some people find that one session clarifies their concerns and provides enough relief to allow them to move on - a follow-up can help to solidify it.

Often people will use between 6 and 12 sessions to work on a problem or set of issues until they feel able to handle it themselves.

Commonly clients come for a year or more to gain deeper perspectives on themselves and their lives and effect more profound change

One of the questions at an initial meeting will be about what you want to get.

I will be led by you and what you bring to our sessions with a commitment to my own self-examination through supervision as a means of understanding what might also be happening between us that is not immediately apparent.

I have a particular interest in working with shame, grief and family trauma.

Alongside seeing clients in my private practice I also work with people affected by cancer at The Mulberry Centre, West Middlesex Hospital.

We can meet initially on-line to talk a little about why you're seeking therapy, what you might hope for and to give you a sense of how it might be to work with me. There would be no charge for this session and no obligation to continue.

If we decide to go ahead, then typically it would be for 50 minute weekly sessions on the same day and at the same time each week.