Sakshi is a Trainee Counselling Psychologist (PsychD) at the University of East London, currently in the first year of her Professional Doctorate and completing supervised placement hours.

She holds an MSc in Developmental Psychology and Psychopathology from King’s College London and has experience supporting BME adults in a person-centred way to enhance mental health and wellbeing.

Sakshi offers a warm, safe and empathetic therapeutic space, tailoring sessions to each person’s unique story and cultural context.

Working from a Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) approach, she provides a reflective space to explore experiences in a meaningful way.

Laura is a Trainee Counselling Psychologist at the University of East London.

She views mental health as a spectrum and offers a compassionate, open, and exploratory approach to support clients in moving forward.

Her professional experience includes working with gender, parenting, and the impact of COVID-19 on mental health, relationships, and work.

She is particularly interested in how societal messages shape core beliefs and how greater self-knowledge can support autonomy.

Laura understands that starting therapy can be a significant step and looks forward to working alongside clients.

Jasleen is a Trainee Counselling Psychologist at the University of East London, completing her Professional Doctorate. Her cognitive-based approach is grounded in relational, culturally attuned practice across educational, community, and healthcare settings.

She has supported young people with emotional, academic, and mental health challenges, including neurodivergence and complex social pressures. Her clinical training spans NHS and community placements, focusing on trauma-informed care and MDT collaboration.

She contributed to psychoeducation with Aatma Prakash Mental Health Foundation in India, delivering mental health programmes for children, families, and educators across diverse therapeutic contexts.

Nirma is a Trainee Counselling Psychologist who offers a warm, collaborative, and person-centred space where clients can explore difficulties at their own pace.

Her approach integrates evidence-based therapies, including CBT and relational approaches, to support understanding patterns, building resilience, and creating meaningful change.

She has experience working with adults experiencing anxiety, trauma, low mood, relationship challenges, and self-esteem issues across NHS and community settings.

Nirma is particularly interested in how cultural identity and life experiences shape emotional wellbeing, and aims to help clients feel heard, understood, and empowered.

Lisa is a Trainee Counselling Psychologist completing her doctorate at the University of East London.

She works with warmth, empathy and curiosity, offering a safe, non-judgmental space to explore what clients wish to bring to therapy.

Her practice is grounded in anti-discriminatory and anti-racist values, using a relational CBT approach.

Before beginning her clinical training, Lisa worked across the charity sector, education, and corporate organisations.

These experiences shaped her understanding of how social, organisational, and cultural contexts influence wellbeing.

Sharuni is a first-year Trainee Counselling Psychologist committed to providing thoughtful, evidence-informed services grounded in current research and best practice.

Her work is guided by ethical standards and a client-centred approach, ensuring each individual feels heard and supported throughout their therapeutic journey.

Through her advanced doctoral training, she is developing strong analytical, reflective, and practical skills to address complex psychological needs effectively.

Sharuni is dedicated to continuous learning and maintaining high-quality practice, with the goal of delivering reliable, compassionate, and effective support tailored to each client's unique circumstances and goals.