Natasha became involved in personal development and psychotherapy in 1996 and in psychotherapy training since 2003 at the Spectrum Centre for Humanistic Psychology. Spectrum Training is a United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP) member organisation.

Natasha is committed to continued personal and professional development and supervision with Spectrum Training and abides by their code of Ethics & Practice.

She completed her Oxford Cambridge & RSA Certificate in Counselling Skills in 2003 and has been a therapist in the voluntary sector for Richmond Borough MIND.
She is a member of the British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy (MBACP) and is bound by its ethical framework for good practice in counselling & psychotherapy.

Natasha offers open-ended as well as short–term therapy on a wide range of issues some of which include:

• Building self-esteem and learning self-care skills
• Managing anxiety and panic
• Conflict and anger management
• Multicultural and identity issues
• Work and career issues
• Creating and managing satisfying relationships with partners, family, friends and 
  colleagues
• Managing relationships with others affected by mental illness
 
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