Jamion Knight

I didn't expect to be a therapist. I had dreamt of flying planes above the clouds and spending the cool afternoons fishing by the Caribbean sea.

But things change. Life changes. And an unplanned detour took me to the therapy room where I have been providing support to persons overcome by life’s burdens including cancer, postpartum depression, sexual abuse, trauma and miscarriages.

In recent times, I have worked with Macmillan Cancer Support, one of the largest cancer charities in the world. And I recently launched the Mental Fitness Centre whose focus has been providing free support to persons and communities all across the world.

My capacity to offer therapy services and effectively communicate with my clients was nurtured through my university studies: M.A in Mental Health and Psychological Therapies, an M.Sc in Psychotherapy, an M.A in Diplomacy, and a Diploma in Conflict Resolution and Mediation.

Moreover, the communication skills needed to build a working therapeutic relationship and create an empathic space were honed during the 15 years I worked for the United Nations, and more than 5 years spent working for several media houses including the BBC World Service.

I am equipped to work with a wide range of populations, including men and boys, women and the elderly. And most importantly, I provide a service that takes into consideration and respects the cultural, religious and spiritual diversity of my clients, including those from Asian, West Indian, and Caribbean backgrounds.

I am trained in a wide range of therapies including CBT, Prolonged Exposure Therapy, and Person Centred Therapy.

The first session (20 minutes) is preliminary and doesn't have a cost. 

I didn't expect to be a therapist. I had dreamt of flying planes above the clouds and spending the cool afternoons fishing by the Caribbean sea.

But things change. Life changes. And an unplanned detour took me to the therapy room where I have been providing support to persons overcome by life’s burdens including cancer, postpartum depression, sexual abuse, divorce, trauma and miscarriage.

In recent times, I have worked with Macmillan Cancer Support, one of the largest cancer charities in the world. And I recently launched the Mental Fitness Centre whose focus has been providing free support to persons and communities all across the world.

My capacity to offer therapy services and effectively communicate with my clients was nurtured through my university studies: M.A in Mental Health and Psychological Therapies, an M.Sc in Psychotherapy, an M.A in Diplomacy, and a Diploma in Conflict Resolution and Mediation.

Moreover, the communication skills needed to build a working therapeutic relationship and create an empathic space were honed during the 15 years I worked for the United Nations, and more than 5 years spent working for several media houses including the BBC World Service.

I am equipped to work with a wide range of populations, including men and boys, women and the elderly. And most importantly, I provide a service that takes into consideration and respects the cultural, religious and spiritual diversity of my clients, including those from Asian, West Indian and Caribbean backgrounds.

I am trained in a wide range of therapies including CBT, Prolonged Exposure Therapy, and Person Centred Therapy.

The first session (20 minutes) is preliminary and doesn't have a cost. 

I didn't expect to be a therapist. I had dreamt of flying planes above the clouds and spending the cool afternoons fishing by the Caribbean sea.

But things change. Life changes. And an unplanned detour took me to the therapy room where I have been providing support to persons overcome by life’s burdens including cancer, postpartum depression, sexual abuse, trauma and miscarriages.

In recent times, I have worked with Macmillan Cancer Support, one of the largest cancer charities in the world. And I recently launched the Mental Fitness Centre whose focus has been providing free support to persons and communities all across the world.

My capacity to offer therapy services and effectively communicate with my clients was nurtured through my university studies: M.A in Mental Health and Psychological Therapies, an M.Sc in Psychotherapy, an M.A in Diplomacy, and a Diploma in Conflict Resolution and Mediation.

Moreover, the communication skills needed to build a working therapeutic relationship and create an empathic space were honed during the 15 years I worked for the United Nations, and more than 5 years spent working for several media houses including the BBC World Service.

I am equipped to work with a wide range of populations, including men and boys, women and the elderly. And most importantly, I provide a service that takes into consideration and respects the cultural, religious and spiritual diversity of my clients, including those from Asian, West Indian, and Caribbean backgrounds.

I am equipped to work with a wide range of populations, including men and boys, women and the elderly. And most importantly, I provide a service that takes into consideration and respects the cultural, religious and spiritual diversity of my clients, including those from Asian, West Indian, and Caribbean backgrounds.

The first session is preliminary (20 minutes) and free.

I didn't expect to be a therapist. I had dreamt of flying planes above the clouds and spending the cool afternoons fishing by the Caribbean sea.

But things change. Life changes. And an unplanned detour took me to the therapy room where I have been providing support to persons overcome by life’s burdens including cancer, postpartum depression, sexual abuse, trauma and miscarriages.

In recent times, I have worked with Macmillan Cancer Support, one of the largest cancer charities in the world. And I recently launched the Mental Fitness Centre whose focus has been providing free support to persons and communities all across the world.

My capacity to offer therapy services and effectively communicate with my clients was nurtured through my university studies: M.A in Mental Health and Psychological Therapies, an M.Sc in Psychotherapy, an M.A in Diplomacy, and a Diploma in Conflict Resolution and Mediation.

Moreover, the communication skills needed to build a working therapeutic relationship and create an empathic space were honed during the 15 years I worked for the United Nations, and more than 5 years spent working for several media houses including the BBC World Service.

I am equipped to work with a wide range of populations, including men and boys, women and the elderly. And most importantly, I provide a service that takes into consideration and respects the cultural, religious and spiritual diversity of my clients, especially those from Asian, West Indian, Caribbean backgrounds.

I am trained in a wide range of therapies including CBT, Prolonged Exposure Therapy, and Person Centred Therapy.

The first session (20 minutes) is preliminary and doesn't have a cost. 

I didn't expect to be a therapist. I had dreamt of flying planes above the clouds and spending the cool afternoons fishing by the Caribbean sea.

But things change. Life changes. And an unplanned detour took me to the therapy room where I have been providing support to persons overcome by life’s burdens including cancer, postpartum depression, sexual abuse, trauma and miscarriages.

In recent times, I have worked with Macmillan Cancer Support, one of the largest cancer charities in the world. And I recently launched the Mental Fitness Centre whose focus has been providing free support to persons and communities all across the world.

My capacity to offer therapy services and effectively communicate with my clients was nurtured through my university studies: M.A in Mental Health and Psychological Therapies, an M.Sc in Psychotherapy, an M.A in Diplomacy, and a Diploma in Conflict Resolution and Mediation.

Moreover, the communication skills needed to build a working therapeutic relationship and create an empathic space were honed during the 15 years I worked for the United Nations, and more than 5 years spent working for several media houses including the BBC World Service.

I am equipped to work with a wide range of populations, including men and boys, women and the elderly. And most importantly, I provide a service that takes into consideration and respects the cultural, religious and spiritual diversity of my clients, including those from Asian, West Indian and Caribbean backgrounds.

I am trained in a wide range of therapies including CBT, Prolonged Exposure Therapy, and Person Centred Therapy.

The first session (20 minutes) is preliminary and doesn't have a cost. 

I didn't expect to be a therapist. I had dreamt of flying planes and spending the cool afternoons fishing by the Caribbean sea.

But here I am, walking side by side with people whose main goal is to overcome burdening challenges which affect their quality of live. I have worked with cancer survivors through the Macmillan Cancer Support, one of the largest cancer charities in the world. And I recently launched the Mental Fitness Centre whose focus has been providing free support to persons and communities all across the world.

My capacity to offer therapy services and effectively communicate with my clients was nurtured through my university studies: M.A in Mental Health and Psychological Therapies, an M.Sc in Psychotherapy, an M.A in Diplomacy, and a Diploma in Conflict Resolution and Mediation.

Moreover, the communication skills needed to build a working therapeutic relationship and create an empathic space were honed during the 15 years I worked for the United Nations, and more than 5 years spent working for several media houses including the BBC.

I am trained in a wide range of therapies including CBT, Prolonged Exposure Therapy, and Person Centred Therapy.

The first session (20 minutes) is preliminary and doesn't have a cost.