Psychotherapy for couples and individuals

“You are the sky. The clouds are what happens, what comes and goes.”
— Eckhart Tolle

Kirsteen Kamming MA (Hons), MSc, PGDip

Hi, I am Kirsteen, a qualified London based Psychodynamic Psychotherapist, Counsellor and registered member of the British Association of Counsellors and Pyschotherapists (BACP). As well as a busy private practice, I am a visiting clinician and assessor at the world renowned Tavistock Relationships and hold a Msc in Psychology from London Metropolitan University.

I support couples and individuals navigate life, love and loss.

I provide a supportive and confidential space to explore what’s troubling you, what’s holding you back.

I welcome people from any background, identity and orientation and will provide a space where you can be exactly who you are, free of judgement.

I offer either remote therapy via Zoom or in-person from Kentish Town, London NW5.

Sessions are every week and are 50 minutes.

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My specialism

Couples therapy

Individual therapy

Therapy for couples

£150 per session

  • Weekly

  • 50 minutes

  • Online via Zoom or in-person in Kentish Town, London

  • Because this is couple’s therapy, both parties must attend

Fees

Therapy for individuals

£80 per session

  • Weekly

  • 50 minutes

  • Online via Zoom or in-person in Kentish Town, London

The past is always present…

Explore how your past experiences, especially early relationships, shape the way you think, feel and behave today.

Therapy will help unearth unconscious patterns of behaviour that have been quietly shaping how you respond to people and situations based on your past relationships. Kirsteen will help guide these unconscious behaviours into awareness so you can make empowered, healthier choices.

Your journey starts here

Therapy is an investment in you, in your relationships, and your long-term happiness. When you invest in therapy, you’re choosing a healthier future for yourself and those around you: breaking old patterns, gaining clarity, and building the resilience and self-understanding you need to thrive for years to come.

Why do people come for therapy?

In short, for a million different reasons but here are some key themes:

  • Emotional connection & intimacy

  • Trust, betrayal & repair

  • Life transitions & stress

  • Attachment & family patterns

  • Conflict around finances, careers & life goals

  • Sexual wellbeing

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Sessions are 50 minutes and take place once a week.  The regularity of weekly therapy, on the same day and time, is an important aspect of the work.

  • My session fees are £80 for individuals and £150 for couples.

  • Unless there are reasons to agree to a fixed number of sessions, I work in an open-ended way and will review progress with you over time.  You are free to end therapy at any time but I might advise working towards an ending, rather than ending abruptly.

  • Once the work has started you will be invoiced monthly, in arrears.

  • Yes, you will be charged for missed sessions.*

    *Obviously life happens and in some circumstances there will be flexibility. This can be discussed in your sessions.

  • I either see clients in person or online via Zoom.  For couples working online, it is ideal to join sessions from the same location, using the same device. The location will need to be private and confidential.

  • I abide by the Ethical Framework of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP) and am committed to providing a confidential service to all my clients.  There may be exceptions to this if, for example, I believe there is a risk of serious harm to you or others, or if I have a legal obligation to disclose information.  But I would discuss this with you in advance. 

  • You can use the ‘Contact’ page on this website, or contact me directly by email (info@kammingpsychotherapy.com) or phone (079496743241).

  • What is psychotherapy?

    Psychotherapy is a talking therapy.

    Sometimes we can feel stuck without fully understanding why.

    Psychotherapy helps you explore your thoughts, feelings, and experiences to gain a deeper understanding of yourself. Sessions offer a supportive and confidential space where you can talk freely, helping you make sense of difficulties and develop healthier ways of coping and relating to others.

    It can help with issues such as:

    • Anxiety and stress

    • Depression

    • Trauma and PTSD

    • Relationship problems

    • Grief and loss

    • Low self-esteem

    • Anger management

    • Life transitions and personal growth

    During psychotherapy, a therapist may help you:

    • Explore your thoughts, feelings, and behaviors

    • Identify patterns that contribute to problems

    • Develop coping skills

    • Challenge unhelpful beliefs

    • Improve communication and relationships

    • Set goals and work toward positive changes

    Psychotherapy can be conducted individually, with couples, families, or groups, and may be short-term or long-term depending on a person's needs.