Integrative Psychotherapist
Psych-Dip., UKCP., MBACP.
Psychotherapy with
KERRY WILLIAMS
A warm welcome,
and hello
My name is Kerry Williams, and I'm a UKCP-registered Integrative Psychotherapist trained in multiple models of psycho-therapeutic care. I typically work with with people who are experiencing a range of challenges including stress, low mood, anxiety, relationship difficulties, employment changes, loneliness, loss, and health concerns.
If you're going through something difficult and finding it harder to cope, I provide a compassionate, professional space where you can feel safe, supported, and truly understood—especially when life feels at its most challenging.​
Personalised
integrative therapy
My role as a Psychotherapist is to create a therapeutic relationship that you can use for your own personal growth.
​I make time to really get to know you - holding space for your story and hope for your healing. I'm committed to listening deeply to you and all of your challenges, helping you to uncover the root of your struggles so that you can move forward with clarity and confidence.
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With over a decade of therapeutic experience, I practice a type of therapy called Integrative Psychotherapy.
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This means I consider our work together through the lens of good, solid, evidence-informed psychotherapy, interwoven with holistic wellness principles and mind-body practices.
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I wholeheartedly believe that everyone has the potential to heal and grow, regardless of their past experiences or present difficulties.
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And when you have the guidance of a trained professional who really sees you and understands the map of what you're going through, you can get yourself moving in the direction you want to go.
Kerry Williams
~ Psychotherapist ~
UKCP, Psych-Dip, MBACP
Hello, I'm Kerry. ​ From my private practice in Bucks, I provide online and telephone psychotherapy and counselling to adults (aged 18+), as well as in-person therapy sessions every Friday from my Therapy Clinic in Little Venice, London W2 6NE.
I work with people throughout the UK - from all walks of life and backgrounds. I offer both short and longer-term therapy to best accommodate your specific needs and preferences.
I really look forward to hearing from you.
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Kerry
What can therapy help with?
You may be seeking psychotherapy or counselling with a specific goal in mind or prefer to take a more exploratory approach. You might choose to revisit past events or to focus on what is happening in your life currently. For many of those with whom I work, sessions involve a combination of these activities. The important thing is not when something happened to you, but how you feel about it now.
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I work with people with a wide range of issues from all walks of life and backgrounds. I offer both short and long-term work to best accommodate your specific needs and preferences.
Some of my areas of expertise
What issues can therapy
help with?
People frequently seek out therapy when they are facing pain and uncertainty (although working with a therapist doesn’t need to be something that only happens when you are in distress). Therapy can also be beneficial during times of transition when you simply need some extra support and perspective.
You might have a specific issue in mind, or prefer to take a more exploratory approach. You might choose to revisit past events or to focus on what is happening in your life currently.
For many of those with whom I work, sessions tend to involve a combination of these activities. The important thing is not when something happened to you, but how you feel about it now.
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Some of the issues I work with:
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Past or present relationship difficulties
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Persistent worrying / overthinking
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Low self-esteem and low self-worth
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Anxiety and panic attacks
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Depression
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Loss, bereavement and grief
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Difficult childhood experiences​
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Loneliness / isolation
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People-pleasing tendencies
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General feelings of unhappiness or dissatisfaction with life
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Feeling not 'good-enough'
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Sexual issues
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Shame / guilt
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Stress, including burnout
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Living with chronic illness
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Feeling disconnected from others
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Loss of meaning or purpose