Kane Howarth

I currently have availability on 

Tuesday Mornings and afternoons. 

Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 5:30pm

As a registered Integrative counsellor and psychotherapist I draw techniques and resources from different modalities of psychotherapeutic practice so each session is individually tailored to you. These techniques provide the core of the therapeutic space allowing us to create a unique, and healing experience.

My approach is holistic and relationally informed meaning that therapy is collaborative between you and I, taking into consideration your physical, emotional and social wellbeing. Together, we will explore your struggles with empathy and compassion with a non-judgmental mindset, while ensuring we go at a comfortable pace that feels safe. We will make sense of your issues, encouraging you to self-reflect, gain confidence, control and to grow and make positive steps to heal and change.

​Approaches that inform my practice:

Humanistic

Psychodynamic

Attachment

GSRD Therapy

Relational

​I have been working with clients for 3 years that have come to me with a range of issues including, anxiety, depression, family issues, identity issues; including sexuality and gender identity, addiction; including substances, sex and porn, loss, anger and self-esteem.

​My experience thus far has been in the charity sector, working in general counselling services and LGBTQ+ counselling. 

I have also worked in a drugs and alcohol setting for 4 years, which included Chemsex support, offering 1-2-1 support to those on their path of discovery and recovery.

I offer a free 20 minutes consultation prior to our first session via a telephone call. This is to establish your goals of therapy and for you to decide if I am the therapist that you want to work with.

Currently, I am working in person in the Camden Town/Chalk Farm area and online both on a short-term and long-term basis.

During the first session, it is an opportunity for us to build the foundations of our sessions. This will include, contracting, setting boundaries, setting goals of therapy, answering any questions you may have, and allowing you to discuss freely why you have come to therapy.