Who I am
I’m Sabrina (she/they), a psychotherapist in advanced training offering online counselling and psychotherapy.
Before training as a therapist, I spent over ten years working in corporate and organisational settings. This continues to shape how I understand burnout, chronic stress, and the quiet pressure many people carry in work and everyday life.
I’m also a trained yoga teacher, with a long-standing interest in how our minds and bodies respond to stress, safety, and connection.
People often come to therapy feeling tense, overwhelmed, or worn down by having to cope for a long time. You might notice this in your thoughts, your relationships, or in your body, through tightness, exhaustion, restlessness, or feeling shut down. Sometimes it’s hard to explain exactly what’s wrong, only that something doesn’t feel sustainable.
Therapy with me offers space to slow things down and make sense of what you’re experiencing, without pressure to fix or push through it. We pay attention to what feels difficult, what feels supportive, and what helps you feel more grounded or present. This can be especially helpful if you’re feeling stuck, disconnected, or overwhelmed by stress, burnout, illness, or past experiences.
I work with awareness of how experiences are shaped not just individually, but through work, relationships, identity, health, and wider social pressures. Therapy can help you understand how these factors are affecting you, and explore ways of responding that feel more supportive and sustainable.
The work is collaborative and paced. You don’t need to arrive knowing what to say or what you want to change, we take things as they come, and shape the work around what feels most helpful for you.
How I work
Who I work with
I work with adults who may be navigating experiences such as:
Overwhelm, burnout, or long-term stress
Feeling disconnected, shut down, or on edge in their bodies
Identity questions, transitions, or changes in how they relate to themselves or others
The impact of trauma or difficult life experiences
Living with chronic illness, including diabetes
Experiences of disability, difference, or not feeling understood by systems or services
Difficulties in relationships, intimacy, work, or finding a sense of steadiness
You don’t need to fit neatly into any of these descriptions. Therapy is shaped around your experiences and what feels most helpful for you.
Experience & training
I am a third-year trainee at Metanoia Institute and am a student member of the UKCP, working within its ethical framework.
I have experience working therapeutically with adults online and in-person across a number of counselling services. I also currently work with Spectra CIC, a sexual health and wellbeing charity, where I provide counselling with a particular focus on working with sex workers.
If you have any questions about my training or experience, you’re welcome to ask.
Training:
Clinical Diploma and MSc in Integrative Psychotherapy (ongoing)
Metanoia InstituteApplied Polyvagal Theory in Therapeutic Yoga for Trauma Recovery
Levels 1, 2 & 3200-hour Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga Teacher Training
Vinyasa YogashalaMA Gender, Media and Culture
Goldsmiths, University of London
Continuing professional development:
Empowerment and Counselling Skills in Diabetic Care — Open University
Neuro-affirming practice in psychotherapy — Spectra CIC