Counselling Psychologist, Psychotherapist & Accredited CBT Therapist
Face-to-face consultations
Video and telephone consultations
Everyone faces challenges at different points in life, and reaching out for support can be the first step towards feeling better. Farah works with a wide range of emotional and psychological difficulties, offering tailored support to help you navigate whatever you’re going through.
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About
Farah is a warm and experienced Counselling Psychologist who has been helping individuals, teenagers, and couples for over 15 years. Known for her compassionate and collaborative approach, she creates a safe space for clients to explore their challenges and work towards meaningful change
Therapeutic Approach
Farah primarily uses Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) but blends in other evidence-based approaches to suit each client’s unique needs. Whether you’re seeking short-term support for a specific issue or a longer-term space to explore deeper patterns, she tailors therapy to help you achieve your goals.
Areas of Expertise
Her clinical experience covers a wide range of emotional and psychological difficulties, from anxiety and low mood to complex trauma. She has a particular interest in OCD and offers specialist trauma treatment for PTSD using Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing (EMDR).
Additional Services
Alongside therapy, Farah provides coaching, Level A and B psychometric testing, and professional supervision. She also has a research interest in mindfulness and enjoys sharing techniques that promote resilience and self-awareness.
Booking & Fees
Booking a session is simple, just get in touch to arrange a time that works for you.Session fees typically range from £100–£150, depending on the service and location.
Farah is approved by all major insurance providers, and we’re happy to share full details and discuss options when you reach out.
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