Tanya is an experienced psychotherapist with over 25 years’ experience working with adults, children and adolescents. She provides a warm, supportive and engaging therapeutic space, helping clients navigate anxiety, trauma and complex family dynamics with compassion and care. Tanya works across a wide range of challenges including behavioural issues, anxiety and family conflict. She integrates psychodynamic therapy, CBT, play therapy, the Gottman Method and person-centred approaches, drawing on her extensive experience across multiple settings. Tanya holds a Master’s in Psychotherapy, a postgraduate qualification in CBT and is currently completing her Doctorate. She is a member of MBACP and works in English, Arabic and Egyptian.

Pam Custers is the founder of The Relationship Practice and an internationally recognised specialist in relationship therapy. With a career spanning work in the NHS, Relate, schools, rehabilitation services and university teaching, Pam brings a rare blend of clinical depth and practical insight to her work. Her calm, perceptive approach has made her a trusted therapist for clients in senior leadership roles, high-pressure professions and those in the public eye. She has advised on media projects, delivered workshops for multinational organisations and developed online programmes and retreats that make her expertise accessible to a wider audience. Pam holds an M.A. in Psychology Pg Dip Relationship Therapy BA Psychology Hons and has served as a board trustee for a national insurance trust supporting psychologists and counsellors. She is regularly featured in press, radio and television as an expert voice on relationships, attachment and emotional wellbeing.

Gemma is a BABCP-accredited Cognitive Behavioural Psychotherapist with extensive NHS experience. She provides a warm, compassionate and structured space, balancing strong therapeutic relationships with evidence-based CBT. Gemma works with depression, anxiety disorders, PTSD, stress and burnout, and has a special interest in perinatal mental health, supporting both mothers and fathers through antenatal and postnatal challenges. She also integrates elements of Compassion Focused Therapy and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy. A certified yoga teacher, Gemma brings an appreciation of the mind–body connection into her work, creating a calm and empowering therapeutic experience.

Lorraine specialises in working with couples who want a clear, practical and solution-focused path through relationship difficulties. She holds a Master’s degree in Couples Therapy and a Psychology (Hons) degree, and is completing postgraduate training in psychosexual counselling. Lorraine supports couples with communication challenges, conflict, emotional distance and life transitions. She is particularly skilled at helping couples make meaningful progress quickly, developing healthier ways of relating and understanding one another. She also works successfully with couples who wish to separate in a respectful and constructive way, helping them navigate this transition with clarity and care.

Annette works with individuals and couples, supporting a wide range of relationship and life challenges. Her areas of expertise include anxiety, depression, burnout, work-related stress, bereavement, addiction and major life changes. She draws on a blend of therapeutic approaches, including CBT, Transactional Analysis, person-centred, psychodynamic and attachment-based principles. This allows Annette to tailor her work to each client’s personal history and relationship patterns. Annette is an accredited member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and brings a thoughtful, compassionate and steady presence to her work.

Jo works with children, young people and adults, bringing many years of experience as a counsellor and psychotherapist, including extensive work with Relate. She supports clients with anxiety, stress, depression, phobias, addiction, life transitions and personal development. Alongside her work with adults, Jo is highly experienced in school settings, working with children and young people aged 3 to 18. She supports issues such as self-esteem, anxiety, bullying, behavioural challenges and friendship difficulties. Jo has a natural ability to help young people feel at ease, creating a safe and supportive space where they can explore and process what they are facing. Her approach is warm, grounded and flexible, adapting to the needs of each client.