Alice Spencer, BACP

Alice Spencer is a qualified person-centred psychotherapist and creative counsellor who has worked across healthcare, higher education, the charity sector, and private practice. She has supported people aged 11 to 65 from a wide range of backgrounds, offering a compassionate, non-judgmental environment where difficult feelings and complex parts of the self can be welcomed and explored.

Alice’s way of working is collaborative and relational, drawing on client-centred therapy principles to prioritise the client’s experience and perspective. Her practice gives space for reflection, emotional processing, and the gradual deepening of self-connection, with an emphasis on being seen, heard, and valued throughout the therapeutic process.

Flexible in style, Alice adapts therapy to suit individual preferences, using talking therapy, creative expression, or a blended approach depending on what best supports each person. She has experience helping people navigate cultural and racial identity, life transitions, relationship difficulties, depression, bereavement, and loss, bringing fresh perspectives and opportunities for insight.

Alice aims to create a therapeutic space where clients can explore their inner world with emotional depth and arrive at new understandings of themselves. She is a member of BACP, which denotes affiliation with the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy.