Emma Constable, BACP

Emma Constable offers a calm, professional space where people can speak openly and gain new perspectives on persistent difficulties. She understands that sometimes the most helpful step is talking with someone who is not connected to a person in your life and who can hold an outside professional view. When life feels overwhelming or certain topics feel hard to share with friends and family, she provides a setting to explore thoughts and emotions and to have those experiences acknowledged.

Working as an integrative therapist, she supports adults and also works with young people outside of the platform. She addresses issues such as anxiety, intrusive thoughts, depression, and low self-esteem, and is willing to explore past experiences or concentrate on present-day challenges depending on each person’s priorities. Her approach adapts to the needs of the individual by drawing on a range of therapeutic traditions, including client-centered, psychodynamic, and Internal Family Systems ideas.

Emma is committed to being non-judgmental, empathic, and genuine. She listens carefully to what each person brings to sessions and focuses on what matters most to them. Sometimes practical change comes from learning to process thoughts so they have less impact on daily life. She aims to help clients find clarity and strengthen their capacity to cope.

Emma holds the BACP credential - the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy - and brings substantial training and clinical experience to her work.