Ella Moore

Currently accepting new clients.

Based in south-east London, I offer therapy for adults and young people, providing a supportive space to explore and improve emotional and mental wellbeing.

With a background in creative agencies, I have worked in fast-paced, commercial environments and developed a particular interest in how the world of work — and its complex relational dynamics — affects wellbeing. These experiences have given me a deep understanding of workplace pressures, which I integrate into my private practice, where I support clients with a wide range of difficulties, concerns, and life transitions.

Alongside this, I have a dedicated focus on supporting parents — expectant, new, and established — through the emotional shifts, identity changes, and relational challenges that accompany parenthood. Through www.therapyforparenthood.co.uk, I offer space to explore themes such as perinatal mental health, adjustment to family life, and the balance between personal and professional identity.

Beyond private practice, I have worked across various clinical settings, including the NHS, higher education, and community-based organisations. As part of the Primary Care Mental Health Team at the Maudsley Hospital, I supported patients with depression, anxiety, OCD, addiction, substance misuse, and self-harm, and have worked in multidisciplinary teams at King’s College Hospital and the Ladywell Psychiatric Unit at Lewisham Hospital.

Alongside my NHS work, I have provided specialist support to neurodivergent students through UCL's Student Counselling Service and exploratory therapy at the Albany Trust, focusing on healthy and fulfilling LGBTIQA+ relationships and sexual wellbeing.

My approach is warm, non-judgemental, and rooted in psychodynamic principles, integrating evidence-based research to support each client’s unique needs. I completed my counselling and psychotherapy training at the Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation and Birkbeck College, University of London.

I offer once-weekly 50-minute sessions in a calm, quiet and discreet space in the heart of East Dulwich. Our work together may be more focused or open-ended, depending on your needs. My approach is informed psychodynamic principles, which means we will explore how your past experiences, unconscious patterns and relationships may shape your present thoughts, feelings and behaviours. Through this process, we can deepen self-awareness, uncover underlying challenges, and create meaningful, lasting change.

We will begin with an initial consultation to explore what brings you to therapy, what you hope to gain from the process, and how I like to work. We will also use this initial consultation to discuss your availability, preferences and agree a framework for any continued work together.

Currently accepting new clients.

Based in south-east London, I offer therapy for adults and young people, providing a supportive space to explore and improve emotional and mental wellbeing.

With a background in creative agencies, I have worked in fast-paced, commercial environments and developed a particular interest in how the world of work — and its complex relational dynamics — affects wellbeing. These experiences have given me a deep understanding of workplace pressures, which I integrate into my private practice, where I support clients with a wide range of difficulties, concerns, and life transitions.

Alongside this, I have a dedicated focus on supporting parents — expectant, new, and established — through the emotional shifts, identity changes, and relational challenges that accompany parenthood. Through www.therapyforparenthood.co.uk, I offer space to explore themes such as perinatal mental health, adjustment to family life, and the balance between personal and professional identity.

Beyond private practice, I have worked across various clinical settings, including the NHS, higher education, and community-based organisations. As part of the Primary Care Mental Health Team at the Maudsley Hospital, I supported patients with depression, anxiety, OCD, addiction, substance misuse, and self-harm, and have worked in multidisciplinary teams at King’s College Hospital and the Ladywell Psychiatric Unit at Lewisham Hospital.

Alongside my NHS work, I have provided specialist support to neurodivergent students through UCL's Student Counselling Service and exploratory therapy at the Albany Trust, focusing on healthy and fulfilling LGBTIQA+ relationships and sexual wellbeing.

My approach is warm, non-judgemental, and rooted in psychodynamic principles, integrating evidence-based research to support each client’s unique needs. I completed my counselling and psychotherapy training at the Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation and Birkbeck College, University of London.

I offer once-weekly 50-minute sessions in a calm, quiet and discreet space in the heart of Blackheath. Our work together may be more focused or open-ended, depending on your needs.  My approach is informed psychodynamic principles, which means we will explore how your past experiences, unconscious patterns and relationships may shape your present thoughts, feelings and behaviours. Through this process, we can deepen self-awareness, uncover underlying challenges, and create meaningful, lasting change.

We will begin with an initial consultation to explore what brings you to therapy, what you hope to gain from the process, and how I like to work. We will also use this initial consultation to discuss your availability, preferences and agree a framework for any continued work together.

Based in south-east London, I offer therapy for adults and young people, providing a supportive space to explore and improve emotional and mental wellbeing.

With a background in creative agencies, I have worked in fast-paced, commercial environments and developed a particular interest in how the world of work — and its complex relational dynamics — affects wellbeing. These experiences have given me a deep understanding of workplace pressures, which I integrate into my private practice, where I support clients with a wide range of difficulties, concerns, and life transitions.

Alongside this, I have a dedicated focus on supporting parents — expectant, new, and established — through the emotional shifts, identity changes, and relational challenges that accompany parenthood. Through www.therapyforparenthood.co.uk, I offer space to explore themes such as perinatal mental health, adjustment to family life, and the balance between personal and professional identity.

Beyond private practice, I have worked across various clinical settings, including the NHS, higher education, and community-based organisations. As part of the Primary Care Mental Health Team at the Maudsley Hospital, I supported patients with depression, anxiety, OCD, addiction, substance misuse, and self-harm, and have worked in multidisciplinary teams at King’s College Hospital and the Ladywell Psychiatric Unit at Lewisham Hospital.

Alongside my NHS work, I have provided specialist support to neurodivergent students through UCL's Student Counselling Service and exploratory therapy at the Albany Trust, focusing on healthy and fulfilling LGBTIQA+ relationships and sexual wellbeing.

My approach is warm, non-judgemental, and rooted in psychodynamic principles, integrating evidence-based research to support each client’s unique needs. I completed my counselling and psychotherapy training at the Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation and Birkbeck College, University of London.

I offer once-weekly 50-minute sessions in a calm, comfortable and creative space in Brockley, which is easily accessible from Brockley station. Our work together may be more focused or open-ended, depending on your needs. My approach is informed psychodynamic principles, which means we will explore how your past experiences, unconscious patterns and relationships may shape your present thoughts, feelings and behaviours. Through this process, we can deepen self-awareness, uncover underlying challenges, and create meaningful, lasting change

We will begin with an initial consultation to explore what brings you to therapy, what you hope to gain from the process, and how I like to work. We will also use this initial consultation to discuss your availability, preferences and agree a framework for any continued work together.