Geriatric Counselling in Cambridge
Tracing Patterns, Making Changes.
My approach is informed by my psychoanalytic training through the Cambridge Society for Psychotherapy, yet I tailor our work together to fit your unique story and experience. I believe that while understanding the past can illuminate the present, what truly matters is how we work collaboratively to nurture positive changes in your life. Each conversation is not just an opportunity to revisit ‘old’ patterns, but to craft new ones—step by careful step.
Tracing Patterns, Making Changes.
My approach is informed by my psychoanalytic training through the Cambridge Society for Psychotherapy, yet I tailor our work together to fit your unique story and experience. I believe that while understanding the past can illuminate the present, what truly matters is how we work collaboratively to nurture positive changes in your life. Each conversation is not just an opportunity to revisit ‘old’ patterns, but to craft new ones—step by careful step.
I am an experienced neuropsychologist, specialising in cognitive disorders. I work with adults and family members/carers where there is any issue with memory, concentration, problem-solving or other thinking skills. I offer full assessment of cognitive skills, whilst also incorporating assessment of mental health problems and other potentially contributing factors such as physical health problems, pain, sleep and medications. I also work with individuals where there is a behavioural, social or emotional element, offering both individual and family support where appropriate. I also provide therapy and cognitive rehabilitation
I am an experienced neuropsychologist, specialising in cognitive disorders. I work with adults and family members/carers where there is any issue with memory, concentration, problem-solving or other thinking skills. I offer full assessment of cognitive skills, whilst also incorporating assessment of mental health problems and other potentially contributing factors such as physical health problems, pain, sleep and medications. I also work with individuals where there is a behavioural, social or emotional element, offering both individual and family support where appropriate. I also provide therapy and cognitive rehabilitation
I’m a fully qualified therapist, supporting adults, young adults, couples and families in person or online. My approach to counselling is integrative, meaning I tailor my methods to each individual’s needs. Drawing from Person-Centred Therapy, Gestalt, Psychosynthesis, CBT and Psychodynamic, I ensure that our work together is suited to you . I also work with families and couples, using a systemic approach to help those in close relationships better understand and support one another. This method creates a safe space to express themselves gain insight into each other’s experiences, and appreciate one another's needs.
I’m a fully qualified therapist, supporting adults, young adults, couples and families in person or online. My approach to counselling is integrative, meaning I tailor my methods to each individual’s needs. Drawing from Person-Centred Therapy, Gestalt, Psychosynthesis, CBT and Psychodynamic, I ensure that our work together is suited to you . I also work with families and couples, using a systemic approach to help those in close relationships better understand and support one another. This method creates a safe space to express themselves gain insight into each other’s experiences, and appreciate one another's needs.
People come to therapy for many reasons. Sometimes it’s anxiety, low self-worth, or feeling stuck. Sometimes it’s not clear, just a sense that something isn’t right, or that you’re living in a way that doesn’t feel like your own.
I work with neurodivergent clients, including ADHD, autism, AuDHD, dyslexia, and dyspraxia, as well as LGBTQ+ clients, including those exploring gender, sexuality, or in polyamorous relationships.
Many people I work with have spent years feeling misunderstood or out of place. Therapy can offer a space to make sense of your experience, without having to mask, explain, or fit in.
People come to therapy for many reasons. Sometimes it’s anxiety, low self-worth, or feeling stuck. Sometimes it’s not clear, just a sense that something isn’t right, or that you’re living in a way that doesn’t feel like your own.
I work with neurodivergent clients, including ADHD, autism, AuDHD, dyslexia, and dyspraxia, as well as LGBTQ+ clients, including those exploring gender, sexuality, or in polyamorous relationships.
Many people I work with have spent years feeling misunderstood or out of place. Therapy can offer a space to make sense of your experience, without having to mask, explain, or fit in.
Something isn't quite right — and you can't quite name it. You're managing on the outside, but underneath there's pressure, exhaustion, or a persistent sense that something important is going unaddressed.
I work with adults navigating anxiety, stress, burnout, low mood, life transitions, relationship difficulties, ADHD, and neurodivergence. You don't need to arrive with a clear problem or a label; most of what matters doesn't fit neatly into either.
Whatever brings you here, I'm glad you found your way. This is a space to slow down, look properly, and find out what's actually there.
Something isn't quite right — and you can't quite name it. You're managing on the outside, but underneath there's pressure, exhaustion, or a persistent sense that something important is going unaddressed.
I work with adults navigating anxiety, stress, burnout, low mood, life transitions, relationship difficulties, ADHD, and neurodivergence. You don't need to arrive with a clear problem or a label; most of what matters doesn't fit neatly into either.
Whatever brings you here, I'm glad you found your way. This is a space to slow down, look properly, and find out what's actually there.
You may be feeling unsure of yourself — doubting your abilities or quietly believing you’re “not enough.” It can feel like carrying an invisible weight, whether this is recent or long-standing. Perhaps anxiety, low self-esteem, or a change in your circumstances — such as bereavement, loss, or an unexpected life shift — is affecting how you see yourself and your relationships. You may be longing to feel more confident, more like yourself again, and able to move through life with greater ease. I’m Rose, and I work with people who feel this way…
You may be feeling unsure of yourself — doubting your abilities or quietly believing you’re “not enough.” It can feel like carrying an invisible weight, whether this is recent or long-standing. Perhaps anxiety, low self-esteem, or a change in your circumstances — such as bereavement, loss, or an unexpected life shift — is affecting how you see yourself and your relationships. You may be longing to feel more confident, more like yourself again, and able to move through life with greater ease. I’m Rose, and I work with people who feel this way…
I work as an integrative psychotherapist. The bulk of my training has been focussed on existential phenomenological approach. Existential therapy looks at the here and now, exploring the human condition as a whole and what it means for an individual. I am able to use different approaches based on the needs of the client including psychodynamic and humanistic
I work as an integrative psychotherapist. The bulk of my training has been focussed on existential phenomenological approach. Existential therapy looks at the here and now, exploring the human condition as a whole and what it means for an individual. I am able to use different approaches based on the needs of the client including psychodynamic and humanistic
While we all deserve to have a life that we feel secure in and a future that we can look forward to, in reality there are times when this simply isn't the case. It might be that we look for help with overwhelming feelings of anxiety and depression, or a little nagging voice at the back of the mind that says that now is the right time to talk to someone. Or perhaps something quite clear and traumatic has happened. Working together, therapy can become a way of finding the words to make sense of confusing experiences.
While we all deserve to have a life that we feel secure in and a future that we can look forward to, in reality there are times when this simply isn't the case. It might be that we look for help with overwhelming feelings of anxiety and depression, or a little nagging voice at the back of the mind that says that now is the right time to talk to someone. Or perhaps something quite clear and traumatic has happened. Working together, therapy can become a way of finding the words to make sense of confusing experiences.
Feel free to be in touch by email to arrange a short conversation to see if we are a good fit to work together, or simply to book an appointment. We would aim to get a sense of how your difficulties have come about and consider how we can work together to make a difference, relieve your distress and symptoms, make behavioural changes, and collaborate to support you to move forward in the direction you want to go in life.
Feel free to be in touch by email to arrange a short conversation to see if we are a good fit to work together, or simply to book an appointment. We would aim to get a sense of how your difficulties have come about and consider how we can work together to make a difference, relieve your distress and symptoms, make behavioural changes, and collaborate to support you to move forward in the direction you want to go in life.
In my NHS role I work with older adults so also specialise in managing age-related difficulties and the link between physical and mental health.
I am a reflective, compassionate and skilled therapist who will enable you to make sense of the difficulties you are facing. My approach is warm, down to earth and practical. I offer a safe, non-judgemental space where you can explore your experiences, thoughts and feelings. Using a range of evidence based therapy we will work towards your therapy goals to improve your wellbeing and regain your sense of self. Therapy is more than just talking, it can be a transformative process, offering both insight and tools for navigating life's challenges.
In my NHS role I work with older adults so also specialise in managing age-related difficulties and the link between physical and mental health.
I am a reflective, compassionate and skilled therapist who will enable you to make sense of the difficulties you are facing. My approach is warm, down to earth and practical. I offer a safe, non-judgemental space where you can explore your experiences, thoughts and feelings. Using a range of evidence based therapy we will work towards your therapy goals to improve your wellbeing and regain your sense of self. Therapy is more than just talking, it can be a transformative process, offering both insight and tools for navigating life's challenges.
Health, work, and life are closely connected. When something feels out of balance, it often affects more than one part of our lives.
I’m a Coaching Psychologist with over 20 years’ experience and a qualified Health Coach, supporting people through times of change, challenge, and reflection, where health, wellbeing, and working life intersect.
I offer a calm space to pause, make sense of what’s happening, and move forward in steady, sustainable ways. I work one‑to‑one with individuals, taking time to understand your experience and tailor support to your circumstances, values, and capacity, at a pace that feels right for you.
Health, work, and life are closely connected. When something feels out of balance, it often affects more than one part of our lives.
I’m a Coaching Psychologist with over 20 years’ experience and a qualified Health Coach, supporting people through times of change, challenge, and reflection, where health, wellbeing, and working life intersect.
I offer a calm space to pause, make sense of what’s happening, and move forward in steady, sustainable ways. I work one‑to‑one with individuals, taking time to understand your experience and tailor support to your circumstances, values, and capacity, at a pace that feels right for you.
We all might experience difficult times in life; feeling complicated feelings and struggling to understand what is going on for you and why is a normal occurrence. Using my knowledge and extensive experience as a psychotherapist I provide a safe, confidential and non-judgmental space to explore your issues and reflect on your situation. A greater understanding of your internal world will enable you to gain insight into how you operate and understand yourself better. The therapeutic process will enable you to change your life and your relationships. I offer a safe space to faciliate the delicate journey of exploring.
We all might experience difficult times in life; feeling complicated feelings and struggling to understand what is going on for you and why is a normal occurrence. Using my knowledge and extensive experience as a psychotherapist I provide a safe, confidential and non-judgmental space to explore your issues and reflect on your situation. A greater understanding of your internal world will enable you to gain insight into how you operate and understand yourself better. The therapeutic process will enable you to change your life and your relationships. I offer a safe space to faciliate the delicate journey of exploring.
As a psychoanalyst trainee, I offer a space where you can speak freely and be deeply heard. We’ll explore patterns in your life that may be rooted in early experiences, unconscious dynamics, or painful histories.
My approach is grounded in curiosity and respect for your unique story. We’ll listen closely to your words and what might be hiding behind them, opening a space for change: understanding what holds you back, facing what you may not yet want to know, and finding new ways of relating to yourself and others.
Therapy is a commitment, but also an opportunity for deep collaboration. If you're ready to begin, reach out.
As a psychoanalyst trainee, I offer a space where you can speak freely and be deeply heard. We’ll explore patterns in your life that may be rooted in early experiences, unconscious dynamics, or painful histories.
My approach is grounded in curiosity and respect for your unique story. We’ll listen closely to your words and what might be hiding behind them, opening a space for change: understanding what holds you back, facing what you may not yet want to know, and finding new ways of relating to yourself and others.
Therapy is a commitment, but also an opportunity for deep collaboration. If you're ready to begin, reach out.
I approach counselling with a deep sense of respect and responsibility. I view it as a privilege to accompany individuals on their journeys of self-discovery and healing. I offer a safe, supportive, and compassionate environment where clients can feel empowered to explore their inner worlds and cultivate greater well-being. The relationship between us will form the foundation of the work. I welcome confused, stuck, and weary clients into a space of safety and connection.
I approach counselling with a deep sense of respect and responsibility. I view it as a privilege to accompany individuals on their journeys of self-discovery and healing. I offer a safe, supportive, and compassionate environment where clients can feel empowered to explore their inner worlds and cultivate greater well-being. The relationship between us will form the foundation of the work. I welcome confused, stuck, and weary clients into a space of safety and connection.
As a Psychotherapist with over 15 years of clinical experience I draw primarily on Humanistic and Psychoanalytical theories. My experience working with a diverse client group, has provided me with a vast experience of different presenting issues. For the past 12 years I have been a staff counsellor for Cambridge University seeing clients including academics and researchers.
As a Psychotherapist with over 15 years of clinical experience I draw primarily on Humanistic and Psychoanalytical theories. My experience working with a diverse client group, has provided me with a vast experience of different presenting issues. For the past 12 years I have been a staff counsellor for Cambridge University seeing clients including academics and researchers.
Hi, I’m Jonathan. As a Clinical Psychologist I can help if you're struggling with stress, low mood, anxiety, panic, feelings of shame, low self‑esteem, and more. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or disconnected from your sense of purpose, I provide a compassionate space to explore this and support you towards meaningful change.
Whether you're navigating relationship difficulties, grappling with identity, sexuality, or aspects of neurodiversity such as ADHD and autism - we can work to make sense and overcome issues. As a foster carer, I also bring unique insight into the emotional impact of fostering and adoption.
Hi, I’m Jonathan. As a Clinical Psychologist I can help if you're struggling with stress, low mood, anxiety, panic, feelings of shame, low self‑esteem, and more. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or disconnected from your sense of purpose, I provide a compassionate space to explore this and support you towards meaningful change.
Whether you're navigating relationship difficulties, grappling with identity, sexuality, or aspects of neurodiversity such as ADHD and autism - we can work to make sense and overcome issues. As a foster carer, I also bring unique insight into the emotional impact of fostering and adoption.
As a clinical psychotherapist, I have over 10 year’s experience of working with patients and clients with many different struggles and difficulties. Trained as an integrative therapist, I work in a unique way that is based on your own individual needs. I believe that everyone is different and not every modality suits everyone. I know only too well how difficult life can be, yet uniquely different, we all suffer pain and loss in many similar ways. I feel truly humbled to work in this field and would be honoured to support you. You are not alone.
As a clinical psychotherapist, I have over 10 year’s experience of working with patients and clients with many different struggles and difficulties. Trained as an integrative therapist, I work in a unique way that is based on your own individual needs. I believe that everyone is different and not every modality suits everyone. I know only too well how difficult life can be, yet uniquely different, we all suffer pain and loss in many similar ways. I feel truly humbled to work in this field and would be honoured to support you. You are not alone.
Are you anxious/depressed/stressed/unhappy? Maybe you know the issue and don't want to feel this way any more? Even if you don't exactly know what is wrong, we will work with you to find out the cause so that you can live a happier, more contented life. We aim to get to the root of the problem so that the change is permanent. If you haven't had counselling before, or feel nervous about it, please call me for an informal chat. Counselling can be (and often is) a life changing experience. We suggest a 1st session, by the end of which you will know if you want to carry on. If you are a couple we have a specialist. Feel free to call.
Are you anxious/depressed/stressed/unhappy? Maybe you know the issue and don't want to feel this way any more? Even if you don't exactly know what is wrong, we will work with you to find out the cause so that you can live a happier, more contented life. We aim to get to the root of the problem so that the change is permanent. If you haven't had counselling before, or feel nervous about it, please call me for an informal chat. Counselling can be (and often is) a life changing experience. We suggest a 1st session, by the end of which you will know if you want to carry on. If you are a couple we have a specialist. Feel free to call.
I’m Sofia, a BACP Registered Psychodynamic Counsellor and Psychotherapist (MA) working with adults & children. Many of the people I work with struggle with the lingering effects of childhood trauma, depression, anxiety, relationship challenges, or patterns that feel hard to change, even when they want to. Together, we can explore what feels painful or confusing in your life and begin to make sense of how past experiences shape the way you feel and relate to others today. Through this understanding, you can reconnect with your emotions, reclaim precious aspects of yourself, and open space for meaning, connection, and self-acceptance.
I’m Sofia, a BACP Registered Psychodynamic Counsellor and Psychotherapist (MA) working with adults & children. Many of the people I work with struggle with the lingering effects of childhood trauma, depression, anxiety, relationship challenges, or patterns that feel hard to change, even when they want to. Together, we can explore what feels painful or confusing in your life and begin to make sense of how past experiences shape the way you feel and relate to others today. Through this understanding, you can reconnect with your emotions, reclaim precious aspects of yourself, and open space for meaning, connection, and self-acceptance.
The change can be so rapid and severe that many of my clients say they are terrified that they're going mad or getting dementia.
Everyone is different so we begin with a deep dive to understand your individual situation. You'll gain a personalised programme to proactively protect and strengthen your brain making you feel more in control. We focus on your priorities: better sleep, better focus, better emotions, better relationships, better habits, better work, better life.
The change can be so rapid and severe that many of my clients say they are terrified that they're going mad or getting dementia.
Everyone is different so we begin with a deep dive to understand your individual situation. You'll gain a personalised programme to proactively protect and strengthen your brain making you feel more in control. We focus on your priorities: better sleep, better focus, better emotions, better relationships, better habits, better work, better life.
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FAQ - About Geriatric Therapy
What can a geriatric psychologist help with?
Geriatric therapists specialise in the cognitive and neurological challenges that often accompany aging, including dementia, memory loss, and age-related cognitive decline. They also address the psychological conditions that frequently co-occur with these issues, such as depression, anxiety, and grief. Geriatric therapists and psychologists are trained to assess cognitive functioning, identify symptoms that may warrant further evaluation, and conduct or refer for formal neurological assessment when needed. In many cases, geriatric therapists also work closely with medical doctors to manage a client's overall health, and they may support caregivers and family members navigating the demands of caring for an aging loved one.
Why might someone seek a geriatric psychologist?
Someone might seek a geriatric therapist when they or a loved one begins experiencing cognitive or neurological changes and is unsure whether those changes are a normal part of aging or something that requires clinical attention. A geriatric therapist can help connect families with appropriate next steps. They are also commonly sought following a new diagnosis, when clients and families are working to understand what that diagnosis means practically and emotionally, and what to expect as a condition progresses. When seeking a therapist, it can be helpful to consider whether a clinician with a stronger psychotherapy focus or one with more of a social work orientation, who can help connect clients with assisted living or medical resources, would be the better fit.
What type of therapy might a geriatric therapists specialise in?
Geriatric therapist often combine psychotherapy with psychoeducation, helping clients and their families understand cognitive and neurological conditions and what to expect as they progress. For clients experiencing anxiety or depression alongside cognitive decline, therapists may draw on Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) or mindfulness-based approaches. For clients with dementia specifically, therapists may be trained in specialised modalities such as Cognitive Stimulation Therapy (CST), which is designed to preserve cognitive functioning.
Can geriatric psychologists help people who suffer from dementia?
Yes, and this is a core area of geriatric psychology. Therapists specialising in dementia can work directly with clients on memory loss and cognitive functioning, while also addressing conditions that commonly co-occur, such as depression and anxiety. They can provide caregivers with objective assessments of a client's functioning and disease progression, and are typically well-versed in community resources available to dementia patients and their families.