Sabine Kermani, BACP

Sabine Kermani brings a decade of training and practical experience across diverse psychological settings in both London and Hong Kong. She approaches work with empathy, patience and a persistent curiosity that aims to empower clients to explore their concerns and make meaningful changes. Registered with BACP - a UK professional body for counsellors - she is currently in the final year of a doctorate in Counselling Psychology, researching the lived experience of romantic obsession.

Her clinical knowledge spans existential and psychodynamic therapies along with Cognitive Behavioural Therapy and Compassion Focused Therapy, and she works in a pluralistic way, drawing on different approaches to match each client’s preferences and needs. Sabine has supported children, adolescents and adults presenting with depression, anxiety, substance use, relationship difficulties and eating- and body-related concerns. She has experience in community and hospital environments as well as in private practice and the NHS, helping people to understand their past, navigate present challenges and consider possibilities for the future.

Clients work with Sabine on a range of issues including stress, trauma and abuse, self-esteem, addictions, grief, intimacy-related difficulties and a variety of attachment and family concerns. Her practice emphasises collaboration, practical strategies and creating space for personal meaning and resilience.