One of our therpy rooms in Elephant & Castle, London
Making therapy available, healing, and clinically robust
We offer a space for children and adults seeking support from qualified counsellors and psychotherapists, working with individuals facing complex emotional landscapes, whether rooted in early life experiences, current struggles, or a desire for deeper self-understanding.
The Good Therapy Centre is part of The Good Mental Health Company, an organisation committed to making therapy available, healing, and clinically robust.
Our values are simple
A place where your whole Self is safe and welcome
Therapy that honours your pace, your story, and your needs
Inclusive, non-judgemental spaces
Leadership
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Sarah Parry
Clinical Director and Co-Founder
An expert in community development and social entrepreneurship, Sarah has dedicated the past 25 years to advocating for people made vulnerable and disadvantaged by systems that have failed them. She is a strong advocate for those in need, unafraid to challenge and transform the status quo for the good of people.
Trained as a Transpersonal Integrative Psychotherapist and Clinical Supervisor, with additional degrees in Psychology, and Public Health Education and Health Promotion, Sarah is passionate about utilising and sharing Jungian approaches to individual and societal transformation. Her work is inspired by the notion of honouring individual uniqueness amongst people, and guided by moral integrity, courage, and a deep appreciation for the journey of life.
Sarah works as a psychotherapist and Clinical Supervisor, and oversees the work in our affordable service, Goodstart Therapy, and our training and CPD opportunities within The Good Mental Health Company.
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Ben Perry
Co-Founder and Children's Therapy Clinical Lead
Ben co-founded The Good Mental Health Company in 2019, initially establishing it as a mental health training organisation before helping develop its counselling and psychotherapy services, including The Good Therapy Centre and Goodstart Therapy Practice.
Ben is a qualified Child Psychotherapist and Play Therapist, holding an MA from the University of Roehampton. He is registered with the British Association of Play Therapists (BAPT) and is a member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP).
With extensive experience working in children's services, education and therapeutic settings, Ben now leads the development and clinical coordination of The Good Therapy Centre's children's psychotherapy and play therapy service. He is also the organisation's Designated Safeguarding Lead and a qualified safeguarding trainer.
Ben brings warmth, creativity and a thoughtful, steady approach to his work, alongside a strong commitment to providing children, young people and their families with high-quality therapeutic care.
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Maria Pierides
Senior Psychotherapist
Maria is an HCPC registered Psychotherapist, qualifying from the University of Hertfordshire in 2002. She is also a practising artist and a member of the British Association of Art Therapists. Maria currently works at The Good Therapy Centre as a psychotherapist and supervisor.
Passionate about offering creative therapeutic work in a way that people want and need is central to Maria’s ethical and moral perspective. Maria is delighted to be part of the clinical team, placing the genuine needs of people at the forefront of the work. -

Adeline Addruse
Administration and Finance Manager
Adeline is an experienced administrator and finance manager having worked extensively in the private and charitable sectors. Passionate about improving outcomes for people, challenging poor practice, and being excellent in all she does, Adeline coordinates the administration and finance processes at The Good Mental Health Company; a very well respected and loved member of our team.
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Julian Dineen
Service Lead
Julian leads the gay men’s therapy service as part of the wider organisation bringing with him passion for the work, and decades of experience. His work is deeply valued, and the service he leads is one held with great care and pride.
The service has been thoughtfully shaped around the lived experiences of gay men, navigating questions of identity, intimacy, chemsex, substance use, and mental health. It offers a space where these realities are understood in context, and where they can be spoken about openly without fear of judgement or misunderstanding.
Julian is committed to building a service that is both clinically sound and genuinely human - one that fosters safety, dignity, and meaningful change.
Join us
If you're a trainee, newly qualified, or experienced therapist, we offer opportunities to develop your practice and work within a supportive, values-led community.