Name: Amy Baglietto
Address: Putney, London, SW15, GB
Telephone: +447742857894
Price range: £80.00 per session

About me

Hey, I’m Amy.

I’m a BACP accredited integrative psychotherapist based in Putney.

Some people come to therapy knowing exactly what’s wrong. Anxiety, relationship difficulties, burnout.
Others just know something doesn’t feel right, but can’t fully explain it.

We can work with either.

A lot of the people I work with have spent time trying to figure things out on their own. Thinking it through, pushing it down, or getting on with things. But something still doesn’t shift.

That’s usually where we begin.

I’m not someone who will just sit back and nod. I pay attention to patterns, to what’s being said and what isn’t. I’ll ask questions that help you get clearer on what’s actually going on, not just what it looks like on the surface.

I work with anxiety, overthinking, relationship difficulties, and burnout. I also support people navigating ADHD, particularly when it affects self image, focus, and emotional regulation.

Therapy with me is about understanding yourself in a way that feels real and usable. Not just talking, but actually making sense of things.

I offer in person sessions in Putney and online across the UK.

If you’re looking for someone who will meet you directly, think with you, and help you see things more clearly, you’re welcome to get in touch.

Training, qualifications & experience

I hold a BSc Honours degree in Integrative Counselling and I am a BACP accredited psychotherapist. I regularly update my training to ensure my work remains thoughtful, ethical, and responsive to the people I support.

Alongside my core training, I have completed specialist professional development in:

• Working with adults with ADHD
• Integrating creative and art based approaches in counselling
• Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction (MBSR)
• Supporting men with stress, low mood, confidence, and life pressures
• Working with anxiety, burnout, and major life changes

I have a particular interest in working with men who may never have tried therapy before, or who feel unsure about how to talk about what’s going on for them. Many tell me they’re not used to speaking openly, don’t want to be judged, and don’t want “therapy jargon.” My approach is straightforward, respectful, and focused on real life.

These areas reflect the real experiences many of my clients bring into the room. My training allows me to work sensitively with emotional overwhelm, self doubt, relationship patterns, and times of feeling stuck or lost, always with care and respect.

I draw on this learning in a flexible and relational way. Rather than applying techniques rigidly, I adapt my approach to you, your pace, and what feels most helpful in each session.