Dr. Raoom Qureshi earned her Professional Doctorate in Counseling Psychology from the University of Manchester, United Kingdom, in 2016. She completed her Bachelor degree in Psychology from Staffordshire University (UK) in 2008 and her Masters in Forensic Psychology from the University of Central Lancashire (UK) in 2011. Furthermore, she has completed diplomas in the Psychology of Criminal Profiling, Counseling and Psychotherapy, and a Certificate in Counseling Concepts.

Dr. Raoom is a member of the British Psychological Society (BPS) and Health and

Care Professions Council (HCPC) in the UK and endeavors to apply these standards of practice wherever she works in the world. 

Dr. Raoom has over 10 years of experience in various countries including the United Kingdom, Egypt and the United Arab Emirates. She is accustomed to working with adults that have complex and high-risk mental issues and is experienced in treating adult clients on a 1:1 basis for various acute mental health problems including personality disorders, schizophrenia, depression, trauma, abuse, psychosis, suicide ideation, anxiety, self-harm, etc. In addition, she provides assessments, formulations and treatments for patients presenting with high-risk.

When working with patients a Cognitive Behavior Therapy (CBT) and integrative approach is taken, where elements of Psychodynamic, Person-centered therapy and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) are also implemented. Dr. Raoom is also trained in Mindfulness, which she likes to incorporate into her work. Her sessions are 50 minutes long and she is  happy to conduct her sessions in English and Arabic, both of which she is fluent in. 

Tahneya Alboraiki is a qualified integrative counsellor, member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) of UK.

She holds a Master’s degree in counselling from the Birmingham City University (UK) and a Bachelor of Science in psychology, from University of Wolverhampton (UK).                                                      

Tahneya uses an integrated approach, as she feels one approach does not fit everyone, therefore she has adopted different approaches. In her work, she uses person-centred psychotherapy, attachment, and interpersonal neurobiology, and uses a variety of therapeutic techniques to suit her clients’ needs. She has also completed further training in bereavement.                                                                

She provides clients with a safe, honest, and empathic space to explore their thoughts, feelings and behaviours without Judgement. She makes her clients feel seen, heard and safe, and can support and accept them for who they are.

Tahneya works with bereavement/loss, family difficulties, anxiety, depression, anger, self-harm, behaviour issues, internet addiction, racial identity, self-esteem, stress, trauma, and social needs.

 he works with adults, children and adolescents. She speaks fluent English and Arabic and her sessions are 50 minutes long.

Mahita is a psychologist, a therapist and a coach, educated and trained in the UK at the Middlesex University in London and the Institute of Psychosynthesis . She is a registered member of the British Association for Counsellers and Psychotherapists in the UK.

Mahita offers psychotherapeutic counselling as well as life coaching sessions.

She specializes in supporting adults with a variety of challenges, including: stress, anxiety and depression, childhood trauma, narcissistic wounding, family and relationships. Mahita’s other area of expertise are as follows: work-related difficulties, loss, bereavement and grief, mid-life crisis, spiritual and existential crisis, managing chronic health problems emotionally and psychologically, terminal illnesses, working with artists dealing with creativity-related challenges, managing difficulties posed by cultural differences and integrating into a new cultural context. 

Mahita’s approach is based on Psychosynthesis Psychology.

Psychosynthesis includes elements from psychodynamics, CBT, somatic experiencing, and mindfulness among many others.

Psychosynthesis is the psychology of hope, with its eye not only on individuals’ history, but also on envisioning a purposeful future, to reorient their lives in the direction of meaning and values.

Mahita’s approach is integrative and holistic, with a transpersonal perspective, rooted in Psychosynthesis Psychology. In addition to talk-based work, She uses other complementary approaches such as: art, movement, role-play, writing, journaling, breath work, guided meditation, inner dialogue, dream-work, somatic experiencing, shadow work, chakra opening and balancing and Reiki among others.

Her sessions are 60 minutes long and she offers therapy in English, French, Spanish and Arabic.

Katie Kyriakidou is a member of the British Association for Counseling and Psychotherapy(BACP) – educated and trained in
the UK. Katie holds a Master’s degree in Health Psychology from the University of Surrey (Surrey, UK) and a Postgraduate Diploma (PG Dip) with a specialization in anxiety and trauma from the
University of East London (UK). She also has a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of Kingston (London,UK).

Besides individuals, Katie also works with couples and families by offering relationship counselling or utilizing the systemic approach. Katie has worked with individuals presenting with difficulties ranging from mild to severe in NGOs, public and
private services. Katie has an integrated approach where the Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and the Psychodynamic approach may be integrated or utilised on their own depending on the
client’s needs. A focus is placed on collaboration and tailoring therapy to specific needs whilst the therapist maintains a safe and confidential space.

Katie has also been trained in trauma-focused approaches with acquired experience in treating Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and complex trauma. Treatment may therefore include trauma processing before addressing other difficulties. Katie also utilizes psychoeducational tools to help clients gain further insight into their difficulties. Other tools may include: timelines, charts, thought records and behavioral experiments.
Her sessions are 50 minutes long. Katie speaks fluent English and Greek and is able to provide therapy in both languages

Julianna is a psychoanalytically oriented psychodynamic psychotherapist and a psychosocial thinker. She holds a Master’s degree in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy and Counselling and a Bachelor’s degree in Psychosocial Studies from Birkbeck, University of London. She is a registered member of the British Association for Counsellors and Psychotherapists in the UK. (BACP) She is a Doctoral Researcher in psychosocial and psychoanalytic studies at FREEPSY, University of Essex.

She offers support to adults who experience difficulties in life such as depression, anxiety, addiction, sex difficulties, trauma, PTSD, physical illness, loss of creativity, bereavement, low self-confidence, cultural and religious conflicts, immigration, family issues, anger management, academic and performance anxiety, panic attacks, work-related stress, affairs, separation and relationship problems, body dysmorphia, eating disorder and who are on the neurodiverse spectrum (Autism, ADHD, learning difficulties).

Julianna’s therapeutic engagement follows psychoanalytic theory, which offers a rich texture to investigate the impacts of everything around us and before us. She provides a dedicated space to discover the interweaves of past and present, impulses and behaviours, wishes and conflicts.

Julianna has a professional background in social care and mental health, where she worked in community mental health settings, higher education, primary and secondary care in the last decade.

Her sessions are 50 minutes long. Julianna speaks fluent English and Hungarian and is providing therapy in both languages.

Sonal Kadchha is a licensed therapeutic counsellor trained in Psychosynthesis, which is known as the “Psychology of Hope”. Whether you’re hoping to make a change in yourself, life, career or relationships; or to manage change in these areas – she is here to help. Sonal is a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP). Member of the European Psychosynthesis Association (EPA). She holds a Post Graduate Diploma in Psychosynthesis Psychology from the Institute of Psychosynthesis in the UK, Masters in Psychosynthesis Psychology (Thesis in progress) from the  Institute of Psychosynthesis in affiliation with Middlesex University, in the  UK. Bereavement Support Foundation. Foundations of Jungian Analytical Psychology.

Sonal gives you the space to explore what is really going on, process difficult emotions, develop healthy coping strategies and restore your mental well-being – so that you aren’t just surviving, but thriving in the world.

Sonal works analytically to help you step behind your thoughts and gain new insights into your inner world. At the same time, she provides a safe and non-judgmental space for you to process your emotions. As we gain new insights on why you do the things you do and learn to sit with difficult emotions – they gradually stop having such a strong hold. She also works with you to “connect the dots” to clearly see the bigger picture and themes emerging in your life – giving you direction on where you want to go to next – through inspired action. By growing in self-awareness, learning to pause before reacting and making different choices – you’ll start to feel more inner freedom. It’s these small consistent changes which compound into huge shifts over time and create meaningful changes in your life.

As well as working as a counsellor, Sonal is founder of a charity that empowers young women in East Africa called ETC. Previous to this, she held a number of leadership positions in the Financial Services industry, as well as the start-up world. Her first degree was in Chemical Engineering from Cambridge University. Having lived in India, Singapore, Hong Kong, Uganda and the UK – she adept at working with individuals from diverse backgrounds. She has an interest in Buddhist psychology and psychedelic psychotherapy (which is the basis of her Thesis).