Leslie Wang

I am a UKCP-accredited psychotherapist and Â鶹ԭ´´-registered counsellor, offering online counselling and psychotherapy for adults and couples in the UK and internationally, where local regulations allow.

I work with anxiety, eating disorder, disordered eating and relationship difficulties. I offer a calm, reflective space to explore what feels difficult, while also helping you understand emotional and relational patterns that may be keeping you stuck.

I have a core interest in working with individuals experiencing eating disorder and want to get better, shaped by both lived experience as a family member of someone who had anorexia and professional experience in this area. These experiences have deepened my empathy, insight, and commitment to providing compassionate, informed support to those affected by eating disorders and their families.

I have specialist training in the Baden-Pearson Developmental Model of Couples Counselling, which supports couples to:

• Improve communication
• Understand recurring conflict patterns
• Develop emotional awareness and empathy
• Strengthen emotional connection

My style with couples is both supportive and gently structured, helping partners slow down difficult interactions and explore their relationship safely.

I have lived and worked in Malaysia, the United States, and the UK, and previously worked in Financial Services. This experience supports my work with clients navigating high-pressure roles, relocation, and complex personal or professional transitions.

My practice is LGBTQIA+ informed and affirming, shaped in part by previous work with LGBT Health and Wellbeing. I aim to provide a respectful, inclusive, and confidential online therapy space.

I offer online therapy via secure video platforms, providing flexibility and continuity to individuals and couples in Glasgow and across Scotland. Online therapy can be particularly helpful if you travel, live abroad, or have a demanding schedule.

I work with individuals and couples on both a short-term and longer-term basis. Sessions are collaborative and carefully paced, with structure where helpful — especially in couples work — so therapy remains supportive rather than overwhelming.

My approach is not about quick fixes, but about developing insight, emotional awareness, and lasting change over time.

Is online therapy right for me?

Online therapy may be a good fit if you value flexibility, privacy, and continuity. Many people find it easier to speak openly from a familiar space, particularly when balancing work, travel, or living abroad. We will review suitability together before beginning.

Individual therapy

£60 per 50-minute session

A warm, grounded space to talk openly and explore what’s holding you back

Couples therapy

Initial session: 90 minutes (£112.5)

Follow-up sessions: 75 minutes (£93.75)

Fee: £75 per hour

Space to understand your relationship dynamics, reduce conflict, build communication skills, and restore closeness

If you’re ready to take a step towards a healthier life or a more connected relationship, I’d be glad to support you.  

I am a UKCP-accredited psychotherapist (Column C)and Â鶹ԭ´´-registered counsellor, offering online counselling and psychotherapy for adults and couples in the UK and internationally, where local regulations allow.

I work with anxiety, eating disorder, disordered eating and relationship difficulties. I offer a calm, reflective space to explore what feels difficult, while also helping you understand emotional and relational patterns that may be keeping you stuck.

I have a core interest in working with individuals experiencing eating disorder and want to get better, shaped by both lived experience as a family member of someone who had anorexia and professional experience in this area. These experiences have deepened my empathy, insight, and commitment to providing compassionate, informed support to those affected by eating disorders and their families.

I have specialist training in the Baden-Pearson Developmental Model of Couples Counselling, which supports couples to:

• Improve communication 
• Understand recurring conflict patterns
• Develop emotional awareness and empathy
• Strengthen emotional connection

My style with couples is both supportive and gently structured, helping partners slow down difficult interactions and explore their relationship safely.

I have lived and worked in Malaysia, the United States, and the UK, and previously worked in Financial Services. This experience supports my work with clients navigating high-pressure roles, relocation, and complex personal or professional transitions.

My practice is LGBTQIA+ informed and affirming, shaped in part by previous work with LGBT Health and Wellbeing. I aim to provide a respectful, inclusive, and confidential online therapy space.

I offer online therapy via secure video platforms, providing flexibility and continuity wherever you are based. Online therapy can be particularly helpful if you travel, live abroad, or have a demanding schedule.

I work with individuals and couples on both a short-term and longer-term basis. Sessions are collaborative and carefully paced, with structure where helpful — especially in couples work — so therapy remains supportive rather than overwhelming.

My approach is not about quick fixes, but about developing insight, emotional awareness, and lasting change over time.

Is online therapy right for me?

Online therapy may be a good fit if you value flexibility, privacy, and continuity. Many people find it easier to speak openly from a familiar space, particularly when balancing work, travel, or living abroad. We will review suitability together before beginning.

Individual therapy

£60 per 50-minute session

A warm, grounded space to talk openly and explore what’s holding you back

Couples therapy

Initial session: 90 minutes

Follow-up sessions: 75 minutes

Fee: £75 per hour

Space to understand your relationship dynamics, reduce conflict, build communication skills, and restore closeness

If you’re ready to take a step towards a healthier life or a more connected relationship, I’d be glad to support you. 

I am a UKCP-accredited psychotherapist and Â鶹ԭ´´-registered counsellor, offering online counselling and psychotherapy for adults and couples in the UK and internationally, where local regulations allow.

I work with anxiety, eating disorder, disordered eating and relationship difficulties. I offer a calm, reflective space to explore what feels difficult, while also helping you understand emotional and relational patterns that may be keeping you stuck.

I have a core interest in working with individuals experiencing eating disorder and want to get better, shaped by both lived experience as a family member of someone who had anorexia and professional experience in this area. These experiences have deepened my empathy, insight, and commitment to providing compassionate, informed support to those affected by eating disorders and their families.

I have specialist training in the Baden-Pearson Developmental Model of Couples Counselling, which supports couples to:

• Improve communication
• Understand recurring conflict patterns
• Develop emotional awareness and empathy
• Strengthen emotional connection

My style with couples is both supportive and gently structured, helping partners slow down difficult interactions and explore their relationship safely.

I have lived and worked in Malaysia, the United States, and the UK, and previously worked in Financial Services. This experience supports my work with clients navigating high-pressure roles, relocation, and complex personal or professional transitions.

My practice is LGBTQIA+ informed and affirming, shaped in part by previous work with LGBT Health and Wellbeing. I aim to provide a respectful, inclusive, and confidential online therapy space.

I offer online therapy via secure video platforms, providing flexibility and continuity wherever you are based. Online therapy can be particularly helpful if you travel, live abroad, or have a demanding schedule.

I work with individuals and couples on both a short-term and longer-term basis. Sessions are collaborative and carefully paced, with structure where helpful — especially in couples work — so therapy remains supportive rather than overwhelming.

My approach is not about quick fixes, but about developing insight, emotional awareness, and lasting change over time.

Is online therapy right for me?

Online therapy may be a good fit if you value flexibility, privacy, and continuity. Many people find it easier to speak openly from a familiar space, particularly when balancing work, travel, or living abroad. We will review suitability together before beginning.

Individual therapy

£60 per 50-minute session

A warm, grounded space to talk openly and explore what’s holding you back

Couples therapy

Initial session: 90 minutes

Follow-up sessions: 75 minutes

Fee: £75 per hour

Space to understand your relationship dynamics, reduce conflict, build communication skills, and restore closeness

If you’re ready to take a step towards a healthier life or a more connected relationship, I’d be glad to support you.