Psychotherapist, MSc, Clin. Dipl., UKCP
A qualified Psychotherapist
working in
Chiswick & Fulham
© Florence Marston
My professional qualifications and accreditations
I am a UKCP-registered Integrative Psychotherapist (Registration no 2011185525).
I hold a Clinical Diploma in Integrative Psychotherapy from the Metanoia Institute and a Master of Science in Integrative Psychotherapy from Middlesex University, two leading training institutions in the UK in Counselling and Psychotherapy.
I am a qualified Mediator and hold a Certificate in Community Mediation (CMC)
and a Diploma in Mediation and Negociation from IFOMENE (Paris).
My experience and practice
I work as a psychotherapist in private practice in West London and in various settings as part of the
NHS Mental Health Network where I work with adults of all ages suffering from a range of emotional issues - from the difficulties of everyday life all the way to severe mental health distress.
My previous experience includes working in domestic violence with both victims and perpetrators. While in these roles, I became increasingly curious about what can bring about change in human beings and how suffering can find relief. So I decided to embark on further training to become a psychotherapist.
Originally from France, I have lived in the UK for more than 20 years and I offer Psychotherapy and Counselling in English and in French (I also studied German, Spanish and Italian). I have worked with clients from different racial, cultural and social backgrounds and provide therapy face-to-face and online, both long-term and short-term.
I volunteer as a Counsellor and Psychotherapist for two mental health charities, Cape and EACS.
My ethical commitment
As a Registered Practioner with the United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP), I abide by their Code of Ethics and Professional Practice
I attend regular clinical supervision, both individually and in groups, and I undertake courses to support my continued professional development.
"The curious paradox is that when I accept myself just as I am, then I can change"
Carl Rogers