My name is Georgy, and I am a BACP & NCPS qualified person-centred psychotherapist with a deep passion for helping individuals navigate their unique journeys through life.

My path to becoming a counsellor has been shaped by both my professional studies and personal experiences. I hold a BSc in Counselling Psychology from Manchester Metropolitan University and an MSc in Counselling and Psychotherapy, accredited by the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP). These qualifications have provided me with a strong foundation in theory and practice, allowing me to offer a safe, empathetic, and professional environment for my clients.

During my training, I gained valuable experience working with adults and young people aged 11 or older through a one-year placement in a school setting with Place2Be. This role allowed me to support young people in navigating the challenges of adolescence, including managing stress, building resilience, and understanding their emotions. This experience enriched my understanding of the unique needs of this age group and reinforced my belief in the power of early intervention and support.

But my story doesn’t end there. My journey into counselling has also been profoundly influenced by my lived experience. I understand how life’s challenges—be they personal, professional, or emotional—can sometimes feel overwhelming. This understanding allows me to connect with my clients on a deeply personal level, offering not just academic knowledge but genuine compassion and empathy.

I also bring a diverse background to my practice. Before pursuing counselling, I worked in fast-paced environments as a project manager, where I learned to navigate pressure, adapt to different personalities, and communicate effectively. This experience has equipped me with a unique perspective on how stress, work-life balance, and external expectations can impact our mental health.

Outside of the therapy room, I have a wide range of interests that keep me inspired and grounded. I enjoy exploring topics like psychology, wellness, and self-development. I am also deeply interested in cultural diversity, language, and connection, which is why I offer counselling sessions in both English and Romanian.

In my practice, I aim to provide a welcoming, non-judgmental space where you feel comfortable sharing your story. My approach is flexible and person-centred, meaning that your needs, experiences, and goals will always guide our work together. Whether you’re seeking support for a specific issue, navigating adolescence, or simply want a space to explore your thoughts and feelings, I am here to listen, support, and help you discover the strength within yourself.