Emma-Jane Marshall Psychotherapy

Whether this is the first time that you're seeking out therapy or if you have done this before, the process can be overwhelming. But you should know that by being here you've taken an important step forward in beginning to resolve your personal struggles around food, weight and shape. I am a fully qualified humanistic integrative psychotherapist, with over a decade of experience working both within private and public therapeutic services. I am a registered member of The British Association of Counsellors and Psychotherapists (BACP) and have completed specialist training from The National Center for Eating Disorders. My approach is grounded in integrative, humanistic psychology, which comes from the belief that no single model of therapy will be suitable for every person. I work with you as an individual process that aims to explore issues central to you in a way that is non-judgmental and down to earth. As such, my practice is flexible and adapted according to your needs. I hope that my way of working will help you feel heard and understood rather than being offered advice or ready-made solutions. I have extensive experience working with Eating Disorders (Anorexia Nervosa, Bulimia Nervosa, Binge Eating Disorder, Orthorexia and OSFED) and have also worked with a range of different presentations including anxiety, depression and addiction. It can be a challenge to pick up the phone and make an initial contact. You might be wondering if you are ill enough or are feeling unsure that you do want to make a change. Remember, in deciding to reach out, you have made the first step towards living the life you want.