Jessica Wright

I am a UKCP registered psychotherapist in my final stage of training with Bath Centre for Psychotherapy and Counselling and Middlesex University. 

I have had a private psychotherapy practice since 2017. I take a holistic approach, believing human beings are multi dimensional with many conscious and unconscious aspects of their selves. I offer an honest, supportive, non-judgemental and warm environment for you to explore the full range of your experiences. While I do not pathologise or diagnose anyone, I support and welcome anyone receiving medical support for their mental health. 

I work with a wide range of events and associated issues, some of these include relationships, trauma, oppression, bereavement, abuse, identity, trauma, addiction, anxiety, depression. I particularly welcome clients identifying as, or wishing to explore LGBTQIA issues. 

My psychotherapy training is based in a Humanistic and Integrative approach. This means I believe in the unique perspective of each individual and draw from different theoretical approaches to support and value you for who you are. I view the relationship between us as important and part of the healing process. Therapy is a collaborative and shared journey we will co-create. Many difficult feelings and experiences may be the product of our relationships; the therapeutic relationship can not only help us to better understand our connection with others but also our relationship with ourselves.