Who we are

Each of our therapists offers something distinct. They each bring their own modality, therapeutic approach and area of specialism to the work. The team spans a range of approaches including psychodynamic, integrative, gestalt, creative psychotherapy and EMDR, with expertise across areas such as trauma, anxiety, identity, relationships, life transitions, neurodivergence, perinatal mental health and more.

  • Helen Broughton Psychotherapist

    Helen Broughton

    She / her

    Integrative Psychotherapist

    (Adults, Groups)

    Anxiety, low-self esteem, matresence, late diagnosis ADHD/ASC, bereavement, life changes, body image & disordered eating, relationship difficulties, challenges associated with working in creative industries

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  • Anna Orzech Psychotherapist SE London

    Anna Orzech

    Gestalt & Couples Psychotherapist

    (Adults, Couples / Relationships)

    Anxiety, low mood, anger, grief and loss, life transitions, identity, cross-cultural experiences, personal agency, communication, creativity, and relationship difficulties.

    Couples/relationship therapy for romantic/intimate partners, friends, adult family members, colleagues and creative partnerships.

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  • Teena Antia Psychotherapist

    Teena Antia

    Psychodynamic Dramatherapist (Drama and Movement)

    (Adults, Young People)

    Anxiety, depression, bereavement, trauma, low self-esteem, suicidality, body image, neurodiversity, complex relational or developmental challenges, LGBTQ+ identities and experiences.

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  • Noomi Weinberg

    Psychodynamic Psychotherapist

    (Adults)

    Anxiety and depression, relationship and interpersonal difficulties, stress and burn-out, mood swings and anger, bereavement and loss, trauma in childhood or adulthood.

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  • Antigone Ikkos-Serrano EMDR Creative Arts Therapist

    Antigone Ikkos-Serrano

    EMDR & Creative Arts Therapist

    (Adults, Young People, Groups)

    Anxiety, depression, stress, suicidality, (complex) trauma, addiction(s), serious mental illness, personality disorders, and relational difficulties.

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How should I begin?

  • If you know which of our therapists you would like to speak with. Book a consultation call with them HERE

    They will contact you directly to arrange a time to speak. This will be an opportunity to meet virtually to share why you are looking for a therapist, let them tell you a bit about how they work, and plan any further work together.

  • If you know you would like to speak to a therapist but you are not sure how to choose, get in touch HERE.

    Tell us briefly what you are struggling with, and/or why you wish to begin therapy, and what you hope to get from it. We will get back to you with a recommendation on a therapist from our collective with whom you can book your (free ) consultation call.

All therapists working at Making Space are self-employed and registered with their relevant professional bodies, and each is clinically and ethically responsible for their own work. Your therapeutic relationship is directly with the therapist you choose.

Making Space provides the setting and practical support for therapy to take place and helps connect clients with therapists whose experience may be a good fit — but we do not manage or oversee clinical work. Your therapist holds their own clinical notes and personal information, which are not shared with Making Space or other practitioners.