Ana Andreea Haynes, BACP

Ana Andreea Haynes offers warm, nonjudgmental therapeutic support and accompanies people as they make sense of their experiences and the world around them. She brings particular experience working with women who have survived physical and sexual assault as well as emotional abuse, and she has supported individuals coping with substance use. For several years she has also worked with women affected by trafficking and modern day slavery, providing focused care for complex trauma.

Her practice extends to a wide range of concerns including depression, anxiety, anger and bereavement. She addresses self-esteem difficulties that often arise from bullying, harsh parental criticism and other adverse childhood experiences. Where words feel insufficient or overwhelming, she makes space for creative, expressive approaches to help people process difficult material.

Her therapeutic work recognises that every person brings a unique history and set of needs, and she adapts her approach accordingly. She draws on emotion-focused and body-aware methods to support processing and coping, while maintaining an empathic, client-centered stance. She is a member of the BACP - the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy - which indicates professional affiliation with a national counselling body in the United Kingdom.