Dr Emma Jartell is a HCPC Registered and BPS Chartered Counselling Psychologist, an Associate Fellow of the British Psychological Society, a supervisor and group facilitator with 20 years of clinical experience.
Emma has extensive experience of working with those in the performing arts, in particular musicians, touring personnel, live event promoters and film production personnel. She works with performance anxiety, depression, work-related stress and addiction. Additionally, Emma provides therapy for creatives who struggle with confidence, perfectionism, migration, life transitions, relationship issues, loss and bereavement.
Emma has worked in a wide range of mental health settings and has experience of providing psychological support to client from different cultural backgrounds. She has worked in the NHS, mental health settings, bereavement charities and in private practice.
In regards of therapeutic approach, Emma mainly works in an existential and phenomenological way, without using pre-established templates or labels to find new ways of existing in a world that can feel overwhelming. She also works with other main therapeutic approaches such as person-centred therapy and CBT when suitable.
Emma provides therapy in English and Swedish for those aged 18 and over.