Henry Wickenden 

I have worked as a therapist for 7 years, achieving consistent and outstanding outcomes for hundreds of clients. Following my own struggles with mental health as a teenager, I saw a need for an effective, pragmatic and adaptable form of psychological support that could meet the diverse needs of any client.

As such, I trained initially as a humanisitic integrative therapist at the CPPD institute in London. Integrative therapy gives a practitioner a broad range of models, perspectives, and tools so that I can adapt my practice to your specific needs. My work over the years has allowed me to engage with an incredibly diverse client base. I am particularly well versed in working with groups who find current, more broadly available therapies less effective, such as people with diagnosed or suspected neurodiversity.

Whilst I feel providing a space for the client to explore and unburden at their own pace is often the best starting point for a period of therapy, I look to approach later work from a more practical, collaborative angle. I believe the fundamental aim of my work is to return a client’s autonomy to them, and thereby make myself obsolete.

By providing perspective, insight, and self-awareness through involved, non-judgemental and engaged therapeutic practice, I provide clients with the tools to meet the unpredictable and persistent challenges of our world with confidence