William Horsnell

I have slots available on Monday to Friday as well as Saturday mornings between 9.30am-12.30pm.

I try to pick up on the meaning of what you are saying, in the hope that you may pick up on it too. I provide a space in which this can happen at your own pace, in which you feel comfortable to explore whatever is bothering you. You will have to see where the process takes you, as whatever comes out of therapy will be unique to you. My approach is to reflect back to you as you try to make sense of your situation and the position which you take up in the world.

My practice is informed by existentialism, humanism, psychoanalysis and phenomenology. It is also informed by my experience of sitting with different clients over many years as well as being in personal therapy myself.

Psychotherapy might be regarded as a descriptive practice which cannot be distilled yet which requires the careful listening of the psychotherapist. By tuning into what my clients tell me, I try to help them become clearer about layers of meaning that shape their experience and relationships with others.

If you would like to arrange a session or have a question to ask, please get in touch by phone or email. I welcome clients from all walks of life.

I hold a postgraduate diploma in psychotherapy and phenomenology, and I am a registered member of the British Association for Psychotherapy and Counselling. Previously, I was a Samaritans volunteer and a counsellor at Third Age Counselling in London. I continue to work as an advisor for a national domestic abuse charity whilst I am the assistant editor of the European Journal of Psychotherapy and Counselling. Alongside my private psychotherapy practice in London and Colchester, I remain in continued professional development through the Southern Association for Psychotherapy and Counselling.

I see clients Monday to Friday as well as Saturday mornings between 9.30am-12.30pm.

I try to pick up on the meaning of what you are saying, in the hope that you may pick up on it too. I provide a space in which this can happen at your own pace, in which you feel comfortable to explore whatever is bothering you. You will have to see where the process takes you, as whatever comes out of therapy will be unique to you. My approach is to reflect back to you as you try to make sense of your situation and the position which you take up in the world.

My practice is informed by existentialism, humanism, psychoanalysis and phenomenology. It is also informed by my experience of sitting with different clients over many years as well as being in personal therapy myself.

Psychotherapy might be regarded as a descriptive practice which cannot be distilled yet which requires the careful listening of the psychotherapist. By tuning into what my clients tell me, I try to help them become clearer about layers of meaning that shape their experience and relationships with others.

If you would like to arrange a session or have a question to ask, please get in touch by phone or email. I welcome clients from all walks of life.