Lea has worked with a wide variety of issues across public services and the voluntary sector. This includes work in a GP surgery and community addiction services. Lea holds a BSc in Counselling and Psychotherapy from Middlesex University and is a registered member of the British and Irish Associations for Counselling & Psychotherapy (BACP & IACP) as well as Pyschotherapists and Counsellors for Social Responsibility (PCSR).

"I provide a warm, compassionate, non-judgemental space to explore your unique history and goals. I am passionate about working with you to discover and develop an understanding of dynamics guiding your emotional life, and to increase your awareness of how thoughts, feelings and challenges may be influencing your current life. I'm here to support you and let you know that through our work together, you can get through difficult times and grow."

Who I work with: individuals, adults, older adults, trainees, expatriates, refugees and immigrants

How I work: face to face & online

When I see clients: Thursdays 10-6pm

Therapy offered: Humanistic, CBT, Psychodynamic. Short and long term work

Frequency of sessions: Weekly attendance expected

Specialisms: depression, abuse, loneliness, bereavement and loss, intimacy and attachment, anxiety and stress, self-esteem, relationships, addiction and life changes

Free consultation: 25 minutes

Fee per 50 minute session: £50

Cancellation fees: £8 deposit at time of booking, not refundable within 48 hours of appointment. Cancellations made less than 48 hours before appointment charged full session rate

Concessions available: yes, including 10% for students paying for 6 sessions

Payments accepted: Cash. Bank transfer & PayPal payments required 24 hrs before session

Additional Information: Lea is half Belgian, half Irish and has worked in international development across Africa and Asia. She welcomes expatriates and individuals from all cultural, religious, and ethnic backgrounds. LGBTQ allied, neurodiversity and age inclusive. English, Dutch, French