Hannah Glynn

My name is Hannah (She/Her). I work in-person in London with rooms in South Kensington, Queens Park, Ealing and online.

I am a BACP registered therapist offering a safe and non-judgmental space to help you explore the challenges that you are experiencing. Therapy can provide you with a unique opportunity to talk with an impartial and understanding professional in complete confidence.

I practice integratively which means that I draw on a range of different theories to help inform my approach. I do not believe in a “one size fits all” methodology and tailor how I work to each individual client’s needs. I take the view that both our relationship with ourselves and our relationships with others are key to our happiness. I am particularly influenced by attachment-based and psychodynamic theories which help us to understand how current feelings and behaviour are shaped by past experiences.

My aim is to work together to help you to gain relief and greater awareness of what is troubling you. We can then explore what that means and the range of different choices in how you are able to respond.

I believe that it is important to pay attention to how we are impacted by wider culture and societal influences and am committed to non-discriminatory practice.

I qualified as a therapist at the Minster Centre in London, which is one of the leading institutions for integrative psychotherapy training. I have worked with a large range of clients with varied presentations and have experience in delivering both open-ended and time-limited therapy.

The work may be short (6-12 sessions) or longer term and is always tailored to the specific needs of the client.

I work with adults (18+) from therapy rooms in South Kensington SW7 on Tuesdays, Queen’s Park NW6 on Wednesdays with some more flexibility in Ealing and for online sessions via zoom throughout the week.

Sessions are 50mins long and fees are £65 - £80 per session dependent on location.

Queen’s Park is wheelchair accessible but South Kensington and Ealing are not.

If you are interested in finding out more then we can have a 15minute introductory phone call. This quick call would cover how I work, your needs and desires for therapy and what you would like to achieve. It helps us to then decide if you would like to proceed with a first introductory session.

In the first session we would discuss more about your background, what has brought you to therapy and what you would like to gain from it. We would use it to see what it might be like working together and if we are the right fit. Finding the right therapist for you is arguably the most important part of the therapy.  After this session we can decide whether we would like to commit to further sessions. 

This session is charged at the usual fee.