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A smiling woman sits opposite a couple on a sofa, engaging in a friendly conversation about the Gottman Method in a bright, cosy London living room with plants and books in the background.
The Gottman Method is built on decades of research into what actually makes relationships fail — and what it takes to rebuild them. This is what it looks like in practice at our Harley Street clinic.
A man and a woman sit facing each other in a bright room, engaged in a serious conversation about anxiety. The man gestures with his hands whilst the woman listens calmly. A plant and bookcase are visible in the background.
The mind knows the threat is not real. The body does not care. This is why somatic therapy for anxiety reaches the places that cognitive approaches cannot — by entering the problem from the body up.
Two people sit opposite each other in a cosy room, engaged in conversation about EMDR and somatic therapy. One gestures while the other clasps their hands; a notepad, pen, tissue box, and potted plant rest on the table between them.
For many people carrying trauma, processing the memory is not quite enough. This article explores why combining EMDR and somatic therapy reaches the places that either approach alone cannot.
A woman sits in a chair holding a notebook and pen, attentively listening to a man opposite her in a cosy, well-lit room filled with books—an inviting space for EMDR or CBT therapy sessions focused on trauma and PTSD.
EMDR or CBT for trauma? Both are endorsed as first-line treatments — but the experience is entirely different. This honest, research-based guide helps you decide which is right for you.
A therapist conducting an EMDR session with a client at a private clinic on Harley Street, London — trauma therapy using bilateral stimulation A woman in a light blue cardigan sits in an armchair holding a clipboard and pen, attentively listening to another woman with long hair during an EMDR session in a bright, cosy room.
What actually happens in an EMDR session? This honest, step-by-step guide covers every phase of the process — from preparation to integration — for anyone considering EMDR therapy in London.
Cultural Humility in Therapy London Trusted Therapy A person sits with hands clasped, facing another person holding a clipboard and taking notes, suggesting a therapy or counselling session that values cultural humility in a comfortable room.
Western therapy treats individual autonomy as a universal goal. But for clients from collectivist cultures, this framework is not neutral — and when applied without care, it can do real harm.
Staying together for the children is one of the most anguished questions in the therapy room. This honest clinical guide examines what the research actually says — and what children genuinely need to thrive.
Staying together for the children is one of the most anguished questions in the therapy room. This honest clinical guide examines what the research actually says — and what children genuinely need to thrive.
A couple sitting apart in thoughtful silence — couples therapy for life decisions at London Trusted Therapy, Harley Street
When one partner wants children and the other doesn’t, it is not a conflict between right and wrong — it is a collision between two rights. This guide offers a framework for navigating one of the hardest conversations a couple can have.
A person sitting alone in a therapy room on Harley Street, London — exploring identity within a polyamory relationship
Polyamory is having a cultural moment — but the reality is rarely as simple as the discourse suggests. This clinically informed guide explores what polyamorous relationships actually involve and how to navigate them without losing yourself.