Anna Kharbanda

I am available to see clients face-to-face and online. 

I will be seeing clients in Brighton on Tuesday evenings and Wednesday evenings as of February 2026. Please get in touch to find out about my availability.

I also work in Peckham on Monday evenings and Friday all day, London Bridge on Thursday evenings and I have some availability in Hackney/Haggerston on Sundays. 

Starting therapy can feel like a big and sometimes overwhelming step. I offer a gentle, compassionate space where you can bring whatever you’re carrying—without fear of judgment. You’re welcome just as you are. 

I’m a Â鶹ԭ´´-qualified integrative counsellor, which means I draw from a variety of approaches and tailor our work to suit your needs as a whole person. These include psychodynamic therapy—exploring how early experiences and unconscious patterns shape us—as well as existential and humanistic perspectives that focus on meaning, presence, and your potential for growth. I also hold awareness of the wider world and the impact of systemic and social injustices that can make life more difficult.

Although I work with a range of issues, I have specific interest in sexual violence, domestic abuse, coercive control, narcissistic family systems, racial and cultural identities, LGBTQ+ identities, grief, loss, and death. My work is grounded in a trauma-informed, relational approach that honours the complexities of survival, identity, and the sacred work of reclaiming voice and agency.

I believe that healing and change unfold through the relationships we build—with ourselves, with others, and in the space between. My approach is rooted in deep curiosity, respect, and care for each person’s unique story.

Alongside talking therapy, I bring in my experience as a yoga teacher. We can gently explore how body awareness, breath, and grounding practices support your emotional wellbeing. If words feel too much—or not quite enough—I offer creative ways to express and explore what’s within, including art, movement, and sandtray. I also offer eco-therapy for those drawn to reconnecting with nature as part of their healing journey.

In South London, I work from the South London Therapy Group in Peckham Rye and convenient for Dulwich, Camberwell, Peckham, New Cross, Sydenham and Clapham Junction. 

I am available to see clients face-to-face and online.

In London Bridge I currently have availability on Thursday evenings.  I may have more coming up in the new year. Do reach out to find out more.

As of of February 2026 I will be seeing clients in Brighton on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.

I also work in Peckham on Monday evenings and Friday all day, and I have some availability in Hackney/Haggerston on Sundays. 

Starting therapy can feel like a big and sometimes overwhelming step. I offer a gentle, compassionate space where you can bring whatever you’re carrying—without fear of judgment. You’re welcome just as you are.

I’m a Â鶹ԭ´´-qualified integrative counsellor, which means I draw from a variety of approaches and tailor our work to suit your needs as a whole person. These include psychodynamic therapy—exploring how early experiences and unconscious patterns shape us—as well as existential and humanistic perspectives that focus on meaning, presence, and your potential for growth. I also hold awareness of the wider world and the impact of systemic and social injustices that can make life more difficult.

Although I work with a range of issues, I have specific interest in sexual violence, domestic abuse, coercive control, narcissistic family systems, racial and cultural identities, LGBTQ+ identities, grief, loss, and death. My work is grounded in a trauma-informed, relational approach that honours the complexities of survival, identity, and the sacred work of reclaiming voice and agency.

I believe that healing and change unfold through the relationships we build—with ourselves, with others, and in the space between. My approach is rooted in deep curiosity, respect, and care for each person’s unique story.

Alongside talking therapy, I bring in my experience as a yoga teacher. We can gently explore how body awareness, breath, and grounding practices support your emotional wellbeing. If words feel too much—or not quite enough—I offer creative ways to express and explore what’s within, including art, movement, and sandtray. I also offer eco-therapy for those drawn to reconnecting with nature as part of their healing journey.

Finding the right therapist is important. If you are curious about therapy with me, I offer a free 20 minute, online consultation to see if I’m a good fit for you.

I am available to see clients face-to-face and online in Peckham on Mondays and Fridays. Get in touch to find out about availability. Some concessions are available but limited. 

Starting therapy can feel like a big and sometimes overwhelming step. I offer a gentle, compassionate space where you can bring whatever you’re carrying—without fear of judgment. You’re welcome just as you are. I believe that healing and change unfold through the relationships we build—with ourselves, with others, and in the space between. My approach is rooted in deep curiosity, respect, and care for each person’s unique story.

I work with a range of experiences including anxiety, depression, low self-worth, grief and loss, trauma, identity questions, family and relationship difficulties, and the impact of cultural or systemic oppression. I hold space for the quiet, tender, tangled places we might not often share with others. Whether you’re feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or simply longing for something to shift, we can gently explore what’s going on underneath, and what might help you move forward with more ease and self-trust.

I’m a Â鶹ԭ´´-qualified integrative counsellor, which means I draw from a variety of approaches and tailor our work to suit your needs as a whole person. These include psychodynamic therapy—exploring how early experiences and unconscious patterns shape us—as well as existential and humanistic perspectives that focus on meaning, presence, and your potential for growth. I also hold awareness of the wider world and the impact of systemic and social injustices that can make life more difficult.

Alongside talking therapy, I bring in my experience as a yoga teacher. We can gently explore how body awareness, breath, and grounding practices support your emotional wellbeing. If words feel too much—or not quite enough—I offer creative ways to express and explore what’s within, including art, movement, and sandtray. I also offer eco-therapy for those drawn to reconnecting with nature as part of their healing journey.

While I work on a range of issues I have specific interest have specific interest in sexual violence, domestic abuse, coercive control and narcissistic family systems, racial and cultural identities, LGBTQ+ identities, grief, loss, and death. My work is grounded in a trauma-informed, relational approach that honours the complexities of survival, identity, and the sacred work of reclaiming voice and agency.

Finding the right therapist is important. If you are curious about therapy with me, I offer a free 15 minute, online consultation to see if I’m a good fit for you.

I am available to see clients face-to-face and online.

I currently have availability to see clients in Haggerston on Sundays and - until February 2026 - on Tuesday evenings. 

I also work in Peckham on Monday evenings and Friday all day, London Bridge on Thursday evenings. I will be seeing clients in Brighton on Tuesday evenings and Wednesday evenings as of February 2026. 

Please get in touch to find out about my availability.

Starting therapy can feel like a big and sometimes overwhelming step. I offer a gentle, compassionate space where you can bring whatever you’re carrying—without fear of judgment. You’re welcome just as you are.

I’m a Â鶹ԭ´´-qualified integrative counsellor, which means I draw from a variety of approaches and tailor our work to suit your needs as a whole person. These include psychodynamic therapy—exploring how early experiences and unconscious patterns shape us—as well as existential and humanistic perspectives that focus on meaning, presence, and your potential for growth. I also hold awareness of the wider world and the impact of systemic and social injustices that can make life more difficult.

Although I work with a range of issues, I have specific interest in sexual violence, domestic abuse, coercive control, narcissistic family systems, racial and cultural identities, LGBTQ+ identities, grief, loss, and death. My work is grounded in a trauma-informed, relational approach that honours the complexities of survival, identity, and the sacred work of reclaiming voice and agency.

I believe that healing and change unfold through the relationships we build—with ourselves, with others, and in the space between. My approach is rooted in deep curiosity, respect, and care for each person’s unique story.

Alongside talking therapy, I bring in my experience as a yoga teacher. We can gently explore how body awareness, breath, and grounding practices support your emotional wellbeing. If words feel too much—or not quite enough—I offer creative ways to express and explore what’s within, including art, movement, and sandtray. I also offer eco-therapy for those drawn to reconnecting with nature as part of their healing journey.

Finding the right therapist is important. If you are curious about therapy with me, I offer a free 20 minute, online consultation to see if I’m a good fit for you.