Corina Cullen

Corina Cullen is an integrative counselling psychotherapist offering sessions online, by telephone, and through walk-and-talk therapy. She provides a non-judgmental space for people aged 11 and above to explore their thoughts and feelings and to work towards positive change.

Her practice combines several therapeutic techniques to create a holistic and personalised experience. Corina adopts a client-centred approach and integrates attachment theory to support healing and growth.

Before entering private practice, Corina worked in a Sixth Form College and with an agency supporting women who have survived domestic violence, abuse, and addictions. She has worked with anxiety, depression, anger, low self-esteem, trauma, attachment wounds, relational difficulties, parenting challenges, and work-related stress.

As an integrative therapist she draws on attachment-based therapy, relational therapy, cognitive-behavioural techniques, and mentalisation-based therapy, tailoring interventions to each person rather than using a single method. A particular focus of her work is attachment psychotherapy, which looks at how early relationships influence emotional well-being, self-esteem, and interpersonal connection. Unhealthy attachment patterns can affect trust, emotional regulation, and self-worth, and by increasing awareness of these patterns Corina helps clients develop healthier ways of relating to themselves and others.

Corina believes that a strong therapeutic relationship supports self-awareness, emotional resilience, and the ability to form deeper connections in everyday life. She offers a free ten-minute consultation so prospective clients can decide if they are a good fit to work together. Whether via online sessions, telephone, or walk-and-talk therapy, Corina provides a space where individuals can explore at their own pace.