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Dipl. Psych, MSc, BSc (Hons)

FOUNDER, CLINICAL DIRECTOR, PSYCHOTHERAPIST

Sarah brings a clinically robust, warm, and compassionate approach to her work, helping clients feel safe, understood, and supported. Influenced by Transpersonal and Jungian approaches, Sarah holds a heart-centred therapeutic space for clients to explore the conflicting feelings or parts of themselves that often feel painful and difficult to reconcile. Working bravely, Sarah helps people discover new perspectives and a deeper sense of inner peace, insight, and enthusiasm for living fully.

Sarah has specialist experience in working with people with difficulties around food and eating, complex early life trauma, and those who grew up in families affected by mental illness, addiction, conflict or disability. Sarah has a thorough understanding of 12-step recovery approaches, and also works with low mood, anxiety, and emotional regulation. Sarah has extensive experience, and a deep commitment to working with young adults, and members of LGBT+ community.

BA (Hons), PG Dip

DIRECTOR, PSYCHOTHERAPIST

Maria trained as an Art Psychotherapist at Goldsmiths and the University of Hertfordshire, qualifying in 2002. Since then, she has worked across both the public and private sectors, as well as in independent practice. Her experience includes assessment and formulation, establishing art psychotherapy services, offering both group and individual therapy, and facilitating peer-supervision groups.

Although Maria’s thinking is rooted in psychodynamic theory, her approach is grounded, warm, and deeply relational. She believes that many of us learn to hide or reject aspects of ourselves—parts we fear are unacceptable or have been told not to show. Keeping these parts out of awareness can be exhausting, often contributing to feelings of depression, anxiety, stagnation, or a sense that something is missing.

Maria works by sitting alongside her clients with curiosity and compassion, welcoming all parts of their experience. In doing so, she supports people to access greater creativity, emotional freedom, and more authentic ways of relating and living.

PG Dip, BSc (Hons)

GAY MEN’S SERVICES LEAD, PSYCHOTHERAPIST

Julian is an integrative and relational psychotherapist, trained at Roehampton University and a registered member of the BACP.

He offers a warm, steady, and thoughtful space where people can feel supported to explore their inner world at a pace that feels right for them. His way of working invites curiosity, compassion, and a genuine connection, helping clients make sense of past experiences, understand long-standing patterns, and move toward greater emotional wellbeing.

Julian has extensive experience in the charity sector and a long-standing commitment to the LGBT+ community. He has developed particular expertise in supporting individuals facing challenges related to substance use, addiction, chemsex, and complex or overlapping needs. His approach is collaborative and grounded, aiming to meet each person with respect for who they are and what they carry.

At the heart of Julian’s work is a belief that meaningful change grows from a safe therapeutic relationship. He supports clients in building resilience, deepening self-understanding, and developing a more compassionate and connected relationship with themselves. He is committed to being alongside people as they navigate their healing journeys and discover new possibilities for wholeness and wellbeing.

RD, BSc, MSc, PG Dip

HCPC Registered, BDA member

SPECIALIST EATING DISORDER DIETICIAN

Beth is a specialist eating-disorder dietitian whose experience spans inpatient, outpatient, and day-care settings, supporting individuals with anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, binge eating disorder, and complex presentations such as OCD, orthorexic beliefs, and compulsive exercise.

At The Good Therapy Centre, Beth brings a deep and sensitive understanding of the emotional, cognitive, and physical layers involved in eating disorders. Her work is informed by an appreciation for the subtleties of each person’s story, and she often draws on gentle symbolic language to help clients connect with their own process in a way that feels meaningful and accessible.

Beth is committed to offering a safe, steady, and compassionate space where clients feel genuinely supported - a calm point of reference as they move through the challenges of recovery.

Blending advanced clinical nutrition expertise with insight into the psychological roots of disordered eating, Beth offers an approach that is both nurturing and appropriately challenging. She meets clients where they are, supports them in creating new patterns, and ensures the eating disorder is compassionately but firmly addressed, helping individuals move toward lasting recovery and a more peaceful relationship with food.

BA (Hons), PG Dip, MA, PGCert

PSYCHOTHERAPIST

Scott Danenza is a Relational Integrative Psychotherapist and an accredited clinical member of the UKCP, as well as the BACP, NCPS, and APA. At The Good Therapy Centre, Scott offers a warm, collaborative, and deeply attuned therapeutic space, shaped around the individuality and lived experience of each person he works with.

Scott has particular experience in working with addictions (including eating difficulties and 12-step support), LGBTQ+ sexuality and identity, and grief and bereavement. Further clinical interests include, working with people experiencing depression and anxiety, the impact of disability or illness, and working with those who are seeking healing from the impact of abusive relationships.

Scott believes that therapy is a shared journey - one that unfolds through an authentic relationship where you can explore your story with honesty and compassion. His approach is flexible and relational, supporting you to make sense of past and present experiences so you can move toward greater clarity, autonomy, and connection.

BSc (Hons)

PERSON-CENTRED PLURALISTIC COUNSELLOR

Rosannah Seely is an Advanced Person-Centred Pluralistic Counsellor who offers an empathic, supportive, and non-judgmental space for clients exploring their experiences, relationships, and sense of self. Rooted in a humanistic philosophy, she believes people are the experts in their own lives, and works collaboratively to shape therapy around each client’s unique needs. Rosannah also draws on her understanding of transpersonal and integrative approaches to support clients in a deeper, more holistic way.

With a background in the financial, tech, and telecoms sectors, she understands the pressures of high-demand environments. Her values align closely with The Good Therapy Centre’s commitment to specialist, high-quality mental health support, and she brings additional experience from cancer support, bereavement, and working with clients with complicated life experiences.

BSc MBACP

COUNSELLOR

Nick is an experienced counsellor with 20 years of practice, originally training in psychodynamic therapy at the University of Cambridge. His approach is thoughtful and reflective, offering a steady space where insight, curiosity, and compassion can support meaningful personal growth.

He has worked with adults and younger adults from many backgrounds and identities, and brings a deep respect for each person’s lived experience. Nick’s career has included leading a counselling charity for seven years, as well as roles in the NHS, further education, and private practice. These settings have shaped his appreciation for how different life contexts and systems affect our wellbeing.

In your sessions with Nick, you can expect to be met with warmth, patience, and a genuinely non-judgemental presence. He works collaboratively, helping you explore whatever feels difficult—whether linked to mental health, relationships, identity, or challenging life events. Psychodynamic counselling can be particularly helpful for concerns such as anxiety, depression, relationship patterns, and times of transition.

Nick is a registered member of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and works in line with their ethical framework, which includes a commitment to safety, confidentiality, and professionalism. He meets regularly with a supervisor and engages in ongoing training to ensure his practice remains thoughtful, grounded, and up to date.

MBACP

RELATIONAL INTEGRATIVE THERAPEUTIC COUNSELLOR

Anthony is a relational integrative therapeutic counsellor and a registered member of the BACP. He works with adults seeking support with anxiety, depression, grief, questions around identity or sexuality, and concerns about addictive patterns, as well as those wanting greater self-understanding and emotional wellbeing.

Anthony offers a warm, supportive, and non-judgemental space in which clients can explore their experiences at their own pace. He works relationally and integratively, drawing on psychodynamic, humanistic, and transpersonal approaches to understand how past experiences shape present-day patterns, while supporting clients to develop new ways of relating to themselves and others.

The therapeutic relationship is central to Anthony’s work, providing a foundation for insight, self-awareness, and meaningful change. His practice is inclusive and affirming of all cultures, identities, and expressions of diversity.

With a background in classical music, Anthony values creativity as a pathway to self-expression and emotional understanding. Where helpful, sessions may gently incorporate creative or mindfulness-based approaches to support reflection and exploration.

Anthony offers face-to-face and online counselling, working on both a short-term and long-term basis.

BSc (Hons), LicAc, MBAcC

ACUPUNCTURIST

Glenn Delikan is a graduate of The College of Integrated Chinese Medicine and is a highly experienced acupuncturist with over 40 years’ involvement in supporting mental and physical wellbeing. He works with adults and young people, offering a calm, respectful, and holistic approach within a multidisciplinary therapeutic setting.

Glenn’s work is informed by an understanding of the close relationship between body, mind, and nervous system. He supports clients experiencing stress, anxiety, chronic pain, fatigue, injury recovery, and psychosomatic presentations, with treatment plans tailored to individual needs, capacities, and therapeutic goals. His practice emphasises regulation, safety, and collaboration.

Glenn brings a broad multidisciplinary background as a martial artist, fitness instructor, nutritionist, and therapist, which informs a grounded, whole-person perspective. He has extensive experience working with individuals with special educational needs, as well as people living with a range of mental and physical health needs, and is known for his adaptable, sensitive, and non-pathologising approach.

Glenn holds a LicAc and a BSc (Hons) in Acupuncture and is a registered member of the British Acupuncture Council (MBAcC). His additional qualifications include diplomas in Myofascial Release Therapy, Indian Head Massage, and Sports Massage, alongside qualifications in Sports Nutrition, Sports Massage, Fitness Instruction and Personal Training, Fitness & Health Appraisal, and NFSH Healing Development (Parts 1 & 2). He is also Chief Instructor at Sanjuro Martial Arts.