Natasha Wyatt
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About me
I am a fully trained psychotherapist with a specialism in art therapy. I work with individuals of all ages from a private practice in Newmarket, with easy access to Cambridge. I also work online.
My aim is to help people live happier, more fulfilling lives. Together we can make sense of what is going on for you and facilitate positive change.
I am here to help you navigate difficult times and explore the challenges facing you in life, whatever they are, in a safe and comfortable space. I offer a person centred and client-led approach in a safe and non-judgemental space. This means that you are in control of the direction of your therapy and empowered, while supported, to explore solutions that feel right for you.
I specialise in art therapy. Many people find the process of making art allows them to explore their inner world, develop greater self-awareness, express thoughts and feelings, and better cope with stress. No art experience or skill is required and art is only part of the broader support I offer. I offer both face to face and online sessions.
I am committed to being alongside you in whatever you are struggling with and create a safe and non-judgmental space that allows for unconditional positive regard and empathy.
Training, qualifications & experience
Mental Health Role: Registered Psychotherapist
Credential Type: Membership
Membership Organisation: Health & Care Professions Council
Membership Type: Art Therapist/Psychotherapist
Training: Art Psychotherapy Masters at the University of Roe
Degree/Diploma: Masters degree
Year Graduated: 2017
Year I Began Practice: 2017
I have extensive experience of supporting people with issues including Autism Spectrum Disorder, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), suicidal ideation, self-harm, bereavement, relationship difficulties, social anxiety, identity and self-esteem.
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Areas of counselling I deal with
Fees
£65.00 per session
