Joel Robertson

I offer slots on weekdays. We can meet face-to-face at 96 Harley Street, London, or online using Zoom from wherever you are.

We'll find a consistent slot that works for both of us, though I'm always happy to be as flexible as I can (availability permitting) so we can adapt to your needs.

I offer a supporting, non-judgemental, and safe space, for you to talk through concerns in as much depth as you feel comfortable with.

We’ll go at your pace, giving time and focus to what’s most important to you, and we’ll look out for opportunities to make positive changes.

My goal is for us to work together collaboratively, and I'll stay alongside you in whatever you want to address: people often come to therapy for more than one reason, and discover unexpected ways to make use of it once they’ve started.

I work 1-to-1 with individuals, and with two clients as part of a couple or other relationship.

I’m trained and skilled in each of the major therapeutic schools: Humanistic, Psychodynamic, and Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy (CBT). approaches.

The approaches I most often draw from include person-centred counselling, attachment theory, psychodynamic principles, elements of CBT, and a variety of relationship and developmental frameworks

Sessions can be online or in-person, depending on what works best for you.

If we’re doing relationships/couples work, we’ll focus on experiences and issues that impact the relationship between you. You may be hoping to strengthen and support your relationship, to make a significant life decision together, or find ways to separate in a way that honours both parties. I’ll take my lead from you, and we’ll work together to help sessions be as helpful as possible.

I believe professional help and support should be available for everyone, whatever their financial circumstances. So, my session fee is based on a sliding scale related to personal income.

To find out more, please get in touch by email, phone or submitting the form on this website. I aim to respond to all enquiries within two working days.

I offer a free 20-minute phone conversation so we can meet one another, and help you decide whether you want to book in some sessions.

If we do work together, we’ll use an open-ended contract for as many or as few sessions as you’d like.

I’ll aim for us to review the work every six or eight sessions, so that we can help make sure it’s as helpful for you as it can be. This also means that, wherever possible, we’ll both commit to ongoing therapy until you feel the work is complete.