My approach

I work in a supportive and flexible way, moving at a pace that feels right for you. My approach draws on person-centred, trauma-informed, attachment, and neuroscience perspectives, tailored to your unique needs.

With a background in Fine Art (MFA) and a Postgraduate Diploma in Integrative Psychotherapy and Counselling, I bring both creativity and my therapeutic training to my work. I see healing as a process, often nonlinear and deeply personal, rooted in curiosity, compassion and authentic connection.

I have a particular interest in how people navigate life transitions, such as menopause or living with chronic or hidden illness. These experiences can bring big emotions; grief, anger, or feeling stuck and highlight the importance of boundaries and self-care.

Drawing on both professional training and lived experience, I support you in exploring your story, reconnect with your strengths and finding ways of being and living that feel authentic and empowering.

Psychotherapist Lea Torp with a friendly, warm smile
Peaceful heath land path symbolising personal growth in therapy.
Natural landscape boulder representing overcoming obstacles through therapy