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Myrto currently works within a local authority Youth Justice Service and supports young people, families and professionals in navigating complex trauma, serious youth violence and exploitation within the system. She has prior experience in local authority work when she co-ordinated a Youth Counselling and Substance Misuse service. There much of her clinical and advocacy work promoted harm reduction and thus improvements in emotional and physical safety and wellbeing, through individual therapy, group work and outreach. Myrto also works within private practice where she provides psychotherapy and family and parenting support.

Myrto has a background in the visual arts and has facilitated creative groups in a wide variety of educational and cultural settings. She continues to explore creativity as a tool for self-expression and for improving one’s social and emotional well-being both within her work as a psychotherapist and as an artistic facilitator and educator.

Methods of practice: Online, face to face

Masters in Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy and Counselling [UKCP, Terapia].

Diploma in Child, Adolescent and Adult Supervision [UKCP, Terapia]. Advanced Diploma in the Therapeutical and Educational application of the Arts [Institute for Arts and Therapy in Education].

Wheelchair Access: Yes / No

Areas of specialism: Child and Adolescent. Adult

I initially trained as a Psychodynamic Counsellor, furthering my skills and knowledge with a Master of Arts (MA) degree in Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy and Counselling (UKCP). I am also a Clinical Supervisor (UKCP). I work in private practice in Enfield with supervisees who work with clients from four years of age through to adolescence and into adulthood, in both long and short term therapy. I use a range of integrative skills, models and mediums to enable a collaborative supervisory relationship. I am a member of the UKCP and BACP. I have experience working with people of all ages, from a wide range of backgrounds experiencing many different emotional difficulties. I also offer consultations, Supervision and therapy to staff and children in Looked After Children’s homes. Difference and diversity, sexuality and gender are areas I have knowledge of, alongside trauma and neurodiversity.

Languages: English
Wheel chair access: No

Professional Registration: HCPC

Areas of specialism: Children and adults. Parents and families. Trainees. Anxiety, Phobias, Depression, Trauma, PTSD, Loss, eating disorders, Addiction, Attachment and bonding difficulties, School refusal, Bullying, ADD/ADHD, ASD

I have been working as a child, adolescent, and adult art psychotherapist since 2008 in schools, charities, residential clinics and privately.

Working with young people with emotional, behavioural, and social difficulties in an educational setting, I offered creative avenues such as painting, sculpture, photography, guided imagery and play as mean of support and working through changes and difficult times. Additionally, at the Bayberry Clinic, I facilitated group and individual art psychotherapy for health care professionals in recovery from substance dependency and mental health difficulties, such as anxiety, depression and eating disorders.

As a Clinical Team Lead, I have experience in psychotherapy assessments, therapy plan formulation and case management for children and families as well as liaising with schools, CAMHS, psychiatrists and specialist therapists.

I am experienced in supporting supervisees who work in schools, private practice, and mental health organisations.

I have experience of assessing trainee therapists and counsellors.

Website: https://www.yafitnahari.com/

Languages: English and Hebrew

Wheel chair access: No

Professional Registration: BACP

Areas of specialism: Working therapeutically with Children, Adolescents, Parents and Adults. Developmental trauma, Bereavement, Anxiety, Self-harm. EMDR

I have over 20 years-experience working with children and families in both an educative and therapeutic setting.
I have worked as a facilitator for parent-line plus, parent-educator for Parents as First Teachers, Counsellor for Place2be, and for Bucks Mind (with CAMH’s).
Founder of the Bucks Family Network, a not for profit, professional therapeutic network.

suebarrcounselling.co.uk

Languages: English
Wheel chair access: No

I have worked for over twenty years as a psychotherapist and counsellor with clients aged between 4 and 74, most extensively with children and young people in schools and external counselling services. Areas of specialist experience include working with abuse, neglect, domestic violence, autism/neurodiversity and the safeguarding/care systems.

I have been working for over four years as a clinical supervisor in a variety of settings including on Module 3 at Terapia, in other counselling services and privately. I also offer consultation/reflective practice sessions to staff teams in social care projects.

My supervision practice is informed by mindfulness, relational neuroscience and attachment frameworks as well as the core elements of psychodynamic, humanistic and creative arts approaches. I aim to work flexibly, creatively and relationally in response to the needs of my supervisees and clients.

Languages: English
Wheel chair access:

Professional Registration: UKCP

Areas of specialism:
Working therapeutically with children and Adults. Some of my specialities include trauma, adoption, LAC, reflective parenting. Abuse, depression, anxiety, phobias, panic attacks, anger issues, obsessive compulsive behaviour, low self-esteem, loss and bereavement, self-harm, problems in intimacy, Autism, Asperger’s, and ADHD

I have been working as a child, adolescent and adult psychotherapist since 2009 in schools, charities and privately. I have experience in running groups, managing trainees and working one-to-one therapeutically. My work is diverse, as are my clients. I am passionate about working to help children, young people, adults, and families to feel better about themselves and themselves in relation to others and the outside world.
I believe that each child and young person has a unique way of seeing things and try to work from their perspective. As an integrative psychotherapist, I can work using different approaches to meet the needs of the young person in the therapy. This means that I can contain and apply ways of working through issues, which will enable the child to integrate and help to live life to their fullest potential. The arts can be a useful tool and way of doing this, as they can help to externalise issues and then look at them in a subjective way

Languages: English and Hebrew

Wheel chair access:

www.ruthisraeltherapy.com

Professional Registration:

Areas of specialism:
– Children & Adolescents
– Families
– School Based Counselling & Psychotherapy

Sarah is an integrative child and adolescent psychotherapist who puts great value in the importance of play and the imagination.
Sarah prioritises the therapeutic relationship with each child as central to her practice. She offers an integrative and holistic approach, meaning that she draws upon her training in various theoretical models, including Attachment Theory, Psycho-Dynamic, Transactional Analysis and Gestalt therapy. This is all largely supported by the latest neurobiological research and her background in the arts.

Languages: English

Wheel chair access: no

www.sarahcowdrey.co.uk