Martin Adams is a psychotherapist and supervisor and also a sculptor. He has published on subjects as diverse as death, addiction, supervision and an existential approach to human development. With Emmy van Deurzen he has written Skills in Existential Counselling and Psychotherapy published by Sage.

He has a has a variety of experience in therapeutic communities, youth and community work and in NHS primary care.

Professional Accreditations:
BACP reg and UKCP reg

I have over 15 years experience of working as a Psychotherapist and Supervisor

Simone teaches existential psychotherapy and counselling at NSPC & Regent's College. In her London based private practice she works with individuals & couples face to face & on Skype.

Professional Accreditations:
UKCP, ECP registered, MBACP and Professional Member of SEA

Working in private practice as a psychotherapist and superviser for eight years.

I am an Existential Psychotherapist, Supervisor and Accredited Mediator.
Was born in Hungary, though I grew up in Romania from early age I trained as a classical pianist/organist. After finishing the Music Academy in Bucharest, continued my musical studies at the Ecole Normale de Music in Paris. Change of direction happened whilst I lived in London. I trained as an Existential Psychotherapist at SPCP Regents College London. After completing my training I starting teaching and supervising on the Masters programme and the Advanced Diploma in Existential Psychotherapy. I lived in London for 35 years. During those years I regularly made presentations and gave workshops at National and International Conferences. I returned to Paris in 2010, where I live and work at present.

My therapeutic work includes working with individuals and couples in short and long term therapy as well as supervision. I also give therapy and supervision online and Skype.

My special interests are in Music, Philosophy, Poetry and Mindfulness Meditation.

I am quadri-lingual: Hungarian, Romanian. English and French.

Professional Accreditations:
European Certificate for Psychotherapy (ECP), UKCP registered Existential Psychotherapist, Member of the Frnech Federation for Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis (FF2P), and Accredited Mediator ADR (Alternative Dispute Resolution)

My particular interests are cross-cultural issues and multilingualism, psychotherapy of the body and embodiment, psychotic and borderline conditions and the maternal. I am looking to expand my clinical supervision work with an emphasis on cross-culturally mindful supervision. I would describe the way I work as relational, phenomenological and selectively informed by psychoanalytic ideas

Professional Accreditations:
I trained as a psychotherapist at the Philadelphia Association, and have been registered by UKCP since 2002

I am an existential psychotherapist, chartered counselling psychologist and registered supervisor, and I see private clients in central Bristol close to Clifton, Cotham and the City Centre. I  lecture in social and ethical issues, psychotherapeutic practice, and supervise doctoral students at the New School of Psychotherapy and Counselling in London, where I'm also the clinical practice coordinator.

I have experience from a wide range of settings and clients, and have set up the St Matthias Park Pupil Referral Unit counselling service. I'm also active in research, and have presented and published my work at the Society of Psychotherapy, British Psychological Society, the Hermeneutic Journal and Society of Existential Analysis. I'm a member of the reader panel of Existential Analysis, the journal of the Society for Existential Analysis, and also sit on the ethics board for NSPC/Middlesex University. 

I work in an existential phenomenological way, yet my first degrees were in cbt and psychodynamic work and I have also done training in core process psychotherapy. I'm a doctor of existential counselling psychology and psychotherapy.

Professional Accreditations:
Chartered Counselling Psychologist (BPS – HCPC), , Registered Supervisor (BPS-RAPPS)., and UKCP accredited Existential-Phenomenological Psychotherapist

Details about myself are on my website, www.naomistadlen.com.

Professional Accreditations:
BACP and UKCP

I am deputy director of the New School of Psychotherapy and Counselling in London, and practice as an existentially-orientated supervisor and therapist

Professional Accreditations:
FRCPsych, FBACP, FBPsS, UKCPF, MInstGA (London) and MBABCP

Existential Therapist Journal Therapist supervisor

Existential therapy & journal therapy are natural companions and can work together or separately to help you find a voice and tell your story.

I have over 15 years experience of working in the NHS & in private practice as a counsellor & supervisor. 

Professional Accreditations:
BACP Professional member

Person Centred Existential practice, grounded in a relational, body oriented, phenomenological approach.

Professional Accreditations:
MBACP (Accred.) and UKCP Regd.

Principal of the New School of Psychotherapy and Counselling Existential Therapist, Counselling Psychologist, Supervisor and Author of numerous books on existential psychotherapy and counselling. 

Emmy is the Principal of NSPC and teaches existential psychotherapy and counselling. She is in private practice at Dilemma Consultancy in Sheffield. 

Professional Accreditations:
BPS C.Psychol and FBPsS , UKCP Fellow , BACP Fellow , HPC reg and ECP.

Existential psychotherapist, supervisor, trainer, accredited mediator with more than twenty years experience in practice

Professional Accreditations:
UKCP registered

Damian White is an individual and group psychotherapist. He trained in Humanistic counselling at the University of Brighton before specialising as an Existential Psychotherapist at Regent's College, London and as a Cognitive Behavioural Therapist at the University of Brighton. He is a registered member of both UKCP and BABCP.

Damian's interest in psychotherapy emerged from his experiences as an international humanitarian worker in Africa and his training for a Masters in Social Work. The latter included extensive individual and group work experience in a residential drug and alcohol rehabilitation centre. He then spent nine years working in an NHS clinical and counselling psychology unit and a specialist trauma unit providing both short and long term psychotherapy. Damian currently works in private practice in both London and Brighton where he also runs a Divorce Support Group.

In addition to his primary clinical work as a psychotherapist, Damian is a Senior Tutor on the government's postgraduate Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) Programme at the University of Surrey where he trains people to offer frontline depression and anxiety services within the NHS primary care system. He also lecturers in individual and group psychotherapy at various universities in the South East and teaches Existential Skills Practice to Doctoral Students at NSPC.

Damian's work centres on a respect for each individual's unique ways of being in the world and a belief that people cannot be considered separately from their relationships with others and the contexts in which they exist. Such work does not provide answers or a magic cure for life's everyday mysteries and discontents, but rather an opportunity for people to clarify both their own distinctive ways of engaging with the world and the choices available to them.

Damian combines an existential and cognitive behavioural approach to enable individuals to face emerging life issues in both pragmatic and exploratory ways, He offers both short and longer term therapy.

Professional Accreditations:
UKCP and BABCP