Eirini Anane-Crane, BACP

Eirini Anane-Crane is a psychotherapist and mental health crisis services manager with ten years of experience in counseling and psychotherapy. She trained to the level of an MA in counseling and psychotherapy, a master’s degree that underpins her clinical work, and she holds BACP recognition from the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy. Her practice spans face-to-face therapy as well as helpline and online counseling for individuals and groups, and she brings experience from both direct client work and leadership roles in mental health services.

Eirini supports people facing a wide range of challenges including perinatal mental health concerns, depression, past abuse and trauma, stress and anxiety, motivation and self-esteem difficulties, and relational and cultural issues. She has provided counseling related to pregnancy, miscarriage, and terminations for women and families, used play therapy with children under 15 to support early emotional needs, and offered tailored counseling within the criminal justice system to support ex-offenders on probation. Much of her practice also focuses on culturally appropriate work and needs specific to BAME communities.

Her approach is integrative, centering a person-centered core while incorporating trauma-informed methods and an understanding of attachment patterns. She also works as a clinical supervisor, development coach for volunteers, and lecturer in counseling and psychology. Eirini views the client as the expert in their own experience and works collaboratively to create the conditions for change. She offers therapy in English and Greek and is based in the United Kingdom, accepting both local and international clients.