Sandrine Webster

Sandrine is an Integrative psychotherapist working with adults. She sees therapy as a collaborative process where clients can make sense of their experiences, thoughts and feelings in a safe, confidential and non-judgemental space. The therapeutic relationship is central to this exploration, and eventually to healing and recovery.

Sandrine draws from psychodynamic, humanistic and body psychotherapy theories to use a therapeutic approach that best suit each individual client. For example, attention is paid to the impact of the early years and early attachment relationships on current behaviours and relationships. Attention may also be drawn to body sensations to connect feelings and experiences.

Sandrine has worked with a diverse range of clients in private practice and charity settings supporting adults with relationships, work issues, life crises and difficulties around parenting and birth. She has provided therapy to individuals struggling with depression, low mood and low self-esteem. She has an interest transgenerational trauma.

In addition to general practice, Sandrine has extensive experience of working in bereavement for national and local organisations. She also worked with an NHS Charity Trust as part of a pioneering response team during the Covid 19 pandemic, supporting bereaved families and staff with complex grief and multiple losses.

Sandrine offers long-term and short terms therapy in English or French.