Ciara Kelly Psychotherapy
Welcome. I am an integrative psychotherapist providing therapy in-person and online. I often see clients when their life feels in crisis. I provide a calm, non-judgemental space.
My approach is transpersonal, and this approach goes beyond the ego and looks to our higher self and our potential, where problems can serve as ways to instigate change, creating new possibilities and perspectives that can result in healing and transformation.
My main areas of work are eating disorders, anxiety and trauma. I draw upon various approaches including humanistic, psychodynamic, cognitive and creative therapies. Depending on the presenting issue, I adapt my approach to your individual needs.
Areas of Work
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Eating Disorders
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Anxiety
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Trauma
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Relationships
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Women's issues
I work with anxiety which may result from trauma or emerge during life transitions and times of crisis. I have specialist experience in eating disorders particularly anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa and binge eating disorder. I use an integrative transpersonal approach for treatment. I support affected families including parents, siblings and partners. ​I work with you at a level and pace that best supports you instigate the changes you want to make.
My practice is based in Clapham, London. I also see clients online across the UK and Ireland. I see adults and young people. Sessions take place weekly. You can write me a message in the form below and I will call you to arrange our initial session.
I have a warm, empathic and intuitive approach. My practice ethos is based on trust, transparency and integrity. My work is supervised by an accredited psychotherapist and supervisor.
I abide by the code of ethics as outlined by the United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy [UKCP] and the Irish Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy [IACP]. My background is in publishing and education, mentoring young people.
I believe we all have the potential to change and to become the person we were meant to be. The essential truth about therapy, whatever the approach is that it is the relationship that heals; the ability to truly listen, to be truly present.