I studied a Masters in Integrative Arts Psychotherapy (UKCP/HCPC) from the Institute for Arts in Therapy and Education, and a Diploma in Integrative Supervision from the Minster Centre (UKCP).

Alongside my private practice, my career has included managing and supervising a team of counsellors and psychotherapists at an NHS affiliated addiction service in Central London. I have previous experience within an NHS complex needs service, providing art psychotherapy for those with personality disorders. I have also run individual and group art and music therapy for an addictions? hospital and pre-dementia programme in South India.?

I am lecturer, tutor, assessment moderator and convenor for students on the Masters in Integrative Arts Psychotherapy at the Institute for Arts in Therapy and Education.

I am an accredited member of:

• UKCP (UK Council for Psychotherapy)
  

• HCPC (The Health and Care Professions Council)
  

• BAAT (British Association of Art Therapists)
  

• IATE (The Institute for Arts in Therapy and Education)
  

• BAPAM (British Association for Performing Arts Medicine)?
  

• I have completed training (accredited by BACP) to be able to offer therapy online.
  

• I am a member of the Climate Psychology Alliance.

I come from a performing arts background as a musician, teacher and workshop leader in outreach programmes throughout the UK. Witnessing the power of the arts to transform the mental health of people in these settings has instructed my approach and commitment as an Integrative Psychotherapist using the arts with adults.

I am Will, welcome to my site.

I am trained to listen to and help people work through problems and issues you may be facing in life.

If you are new to therapy, it can be common to feel a bit daunted in taking the first steps to reaching out for support; especially with someone new. There is a lot of psychology jargon and many kinds of therapy.

If you have had therapy before, working with a different therapist in a different stage of your life may lead to some more discoveries or breakthroughs for yourself.

I have clients that are looking for short term work (6-12 sessions) and those that I have been seeing for long term therapy for many years (known as 'open ended').

I see clients weekly at a set time each week. Sessions are in person in a therapy space in Herne Hill / Brixton, or online. Each session is 50 minutes long.

Just drop me an email and I will be happy to respond, or suggest a phone call, to answer any questions. I may then offer a 50 minute consultation to introduce myself and my approach, ask for more information from you and to see if this might be the right therapy for you.