Edna Nafula-Mukasa

Edna Nafula-Mukasa is a fully qualified Integrative Counsellor and Psychotherapist with 20 years of professional experience supporting individuals and groups from diverse backgrounds.

Her practice combines evidence-based approaches for both short- and long-term work, including individual and group counselling, trauma-focused therapy, psychotherapy, and psychological wellbeing assessments. She uses an experiential, integrative method that draws on multiple treatment models to inform therapeutic work.

The modalities she commonly integrates include Person Centred Theory, CBT, Psychodynamic approaches, Solution Focused Therapy, Motivational Interviewing, Transpersonal work, and Attachment theory. These frameworks guide her in helping clients address personal, social, and mental health concerns.

Edna works intuitively in a service-oriented, heart centred way and offers sessions face to face, by telephone, or via Zoom. She specialises in supporting people dealing with addiction, grief and bereavement, stress, panic attacks, depression, anxiety, sexual assault and childhood sexual abuse, relationship difficulties, sexuality and identity questions, and the search for meaning or loss of purpose.

She also works with clients facing health-related concerns, including matters relating to sexually transmitted infections and life with chronic illnesses such as HIV, cancer, or Long COVID.

Recognising that reaching out for help can feel daunting, Edna welcomes the first step and is committed to walking alongside clients during their healing and SELF-Recovery. Using an experiential approach, she aims to support the body, mind, and soul’s capacity to heal, helping people live more fully, consciously, and with greater joy.

Together with each client she explores links between past and present, builds understanding of patterns in relationships and self, and offers corrective emotional experiences that support meaningful change.