Rosemin Shariff, BACP

Rosemin Shariff is an accredited counsellor based in London with 20 years of professional experience supporting adults through a wide range of life challenges. Her work centers on helping people navigate grief and loss, cope with major life changes, and manage depression, relationship and family difficulties. She combines clinical training with lived cultural insight to provide sensitive, informed support for clients from diverse backgrounds.

Her practice reflects a strong commitment to multicultural awareness, shaped in part by personal experience working across generations within South Asian British families. Rosemin has sought to bridge eastern cultural understanding and western counselling practice in order to make mental health support more accessible and relevant to minority communities.

Her clinical background includes roles in the NHS, local health centres, community mental health agencies, addiction projects, mosques and day treatment facilities, alongside home-visiting bereavement work that informed her master’s research. She completed a Masters degree in Counselling and Psychotherapy in 2007, became a certified Counselling for Depression practitioner after joining the NHS in 2012, and later qualified in Interpersonal Psychotherapy to support people with mild to moderate depression. Rosemin also holds BACP accreditation - membership of the British Association for Counselling and Psychotherapy - reflecting recognised professional standards.

Drawing on client-centered and humanistic influences as well as structured approaches, Rosemin aims to meet each person where they are, calibrating therapy to individual goals. She emphasizes compassion, respect and warmth, and works collaboratively to support clients toward greater insight, symptom relief and improved functioning.