Denise Kerr, BACP

Denise Kerr approaches each person as a distinct individual, shaping the therapeutic relationship around personal needs rather than a single method. She creates a supportive space where emotions and experiences can be explored at a pace that suits the client, and she is committed to helping people move forward by attending to their emotional wellbeing.

Denise is an integrative psychotherapist who holds a BSc in Psychology and an MA in Psychotherapy and Counselling from Regent's University London. Her interest in counselling began during undergraduate study at the University of Westminster and was further developed through counselling and listening skills training at WPF Therapy and a Foundation in Psychotherapy and Counselling at Regent's University. She also gained hands-on experience working with the charity Mind as a Centre Worker and a Befriender.

Bringing together techniques from multiple approaches, Denise tailors interventions to the needs of each client. Her practice addresses areas such as depression, anxiety, stress, relationship difficulties, self-esteem concerns and spiritual matters. She also supports people through bereavement, personal development and coaching, using a flexible, person-focused style that aims to foster insight, resilience and practical change.