Emma Marshall, BACP

Emma Marshall is a warm, empathetic and approachable therapist with 12 years of experience supporting a wide range of clients. She regularly works with anxiety, depression, loss, trauma and abuse, long-term illness and disability, neurodiversity-related experiences, parenting challenges and young people. Her practice centres on helping people make sense of the connections that run through their lives - connections to themselves and to others - so that they can move toward greater integration and wellbeing.

Emma believes that given the time and space many people have an innate capacity to heal, and that the fragmented parts of experience can be brought back together to feel whole again. She sees her role as walking alongside clients through that process, offering compassionate support as they explore change and recovery. Aware that starting therapy can feel daunting, she aims to make the first steps gentle and accessible so people can begin at a pace that suits them.

Emma is a member of the BACP - the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy - which reflects her commitment to professional standards and ongoing development. She creates a calm, collaborative therapeutic environment where practical coping strategies and deeper emotional work can be pursued side by side.